Had a short spin at the beach today. Saw about a 4' cut, don't know how old, but the cut didn't yield anything for me. BUT, as I was searching the wet sand, a women came running up to me, out of breath, saying I lost my wedding ring, I lost my wedding ring! Can you help? She proceeded to describe the ring to me, a silver ring with diamonds with a rope design, and where she thinks she lost it. She said she went to pick up her son, threw her arms out and, well you can guess...the ring went flying. So here I go looking. It was one of the fastest recoveries I ever made. I think it took all of about 30 seconds to find the ring. It was the first target I got after I started looking. She was extremely happy to get her ring back. Here are the pics.
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Another Happy Face:cheekkiss:
- Thread starter unearth
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Tired Rooster
New member
Very good post.....the right thing to do
You were in the right place at the right time! Its always good to know how things are lost...gives a fellow a little bit better picture for reading sites and hunting things.
dirt doctor
Well-known member
Fine work , good Sir ! Somebody took some nice pictures .
doninbrewster
New member
Great story. This is the type of thing we need to see more of. Makes us look good which we need when sometimes amateurs leave open holes where they were detecting. Glad you were able to get some pictures. Way to go!
