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NGE

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Went to my favorite park today, and this is what I saw :o. This is part of the park where the original settlers of my town settled in 1833. This happens when we either get heavy rains or massive sudden thaws, like we did Saturday. I have found Barbers, wheats, one seated dime, 2 cent pieces, no big penny's, lots of I.H.'s, Rings ( both silver and gold ) Tootsie toys and other asst'd. goodies. I have been hunting this park for over 30 years, and I still find stuff whenever I go there. But, for now I'll have to wait a few months before I can start hunting it again :'(........NGE
 

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WHAT YOU NEED MY FRIEND IS A ( WET SUIT ) , NEVER GIVE UP ON METAL DETECTING UNDERWATER LOCATIONS ;D YOU JUST MIGHT FIND THE SPANISH
AMADA FLEET 1715 OUT THERE SOME WHERE... TO FUNNY - LOL - :thumbsup:


M L HUDSON
 
Actually I have found more on the sides of those hills than at the bottoms. The kids have a tendency to fall off their sleds before they reach bottom, have found many coin trails down the sides :thumbsup:.......NGE
 
A few more :icon_sunny: days, a pair of 'rubber boots. :thumbsup:

Fossis............
 
More than rubber boots, Fossis. The water in those wetspots is average 3 1/2 to 4 foot deep >:(.....NGE
 
Nice pics and hope you hit it big before the snow returns. We have nothing here and it can stay that way :thumbsup:
 

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