Ya never know what might be hiding in the creek.

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The in situ pic. I new right off what it was.
 

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for those of us who don't know!!!!!!!!!



Is this the $64,000 question.
 
Come on! Think before cars.
Newt
 
A rear bicycle wheel.
 
Oh yeh, that's a leaf(Tan) at 11 o'clock above the wheel. For scale.
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The wood spokes were still intact. A first for me.
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The only other thing found today. Conyers,Ga. straight coke
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Did'nt have a tow truck for this heart pine beam.
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Or a wench for this one.
 

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I found a wagon wheel outer rim last week. It took me about 1/2 hour to dig out and it was laying maybe an inch under the surface. Why did it take so long to dig, you ask? Well my machine was giving a huge signal (of course) that read like a quarter. I was thinking CACHE!!!! I dug down about 3 feet and found nothing and widened my hole to about 3 feet and still nothing..........widened it some more and realized I was digging right in the center of this big wagon wheel rim that was nearly laying on the surface. I wasn't amused. :( :'( :-\ ??? :icon_scratch: :tard: :-[
 

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