Cabin fever, cabin fever, cabin fever:angry:

[jim tn]

This weather is starting to get to me, fellow swingers. Rain set in this morning and the same to look forward to tomorrow. Although I did get out for a little bit Mon.-Wed. this week, the first two days I was swinging over snow encrusted grass. Yesterday was the only decent day we've had around here for over a week. Ya, I know, you fellow swingers up in the snow belt and frozen tundra area's don't get out for weeks and months on end, but that's not the way it usually is down here in my neck of the woods and I flat don't like it. I've cleaned and rolled about three months worth of clad finds ($87.00) and while I've never been much into air testing, I am even thinking about doing some of that with my gold rings if I can get off my duff and go to the safty deposit box. Misery likes company, tell me how bad you have it. O.k., ranting is over, but I still don't feel any better. HH jim tn

 

[Sonny(IN)]

Know what you mean. same hre. We are suppose to get a winter storm here in southern In. tonight. Tired of the weather....Guess we have to hang in there a while longer???? HH

 

[tvr]

I have the snow blower battery charging right now. Last week's snow wasn't bad, it's 2/3'rds melted, but it looks like a big wet snow storm is on the way.

 

[jmaryt]

colder than a whore's heart here in yankee land!..jim!..tryin' to do some research,and keep from beatin' up the wife!

(h.h!)
j.t.

 

[jim tn]

Another day of the same d*m wet stuff here. It has gotten so bad I even grabbed the vacuum cleaner this morning and vacuumed my "play" room. HH jim tn

 

[CoinShooter-Craig]

Here in Northern Wisconsin i haven't been able to swing for months. I've been ready for spring for the last two months - still got a while to go according to that dang groundhog - lol. CoinShooter-Craig

 

[go-rebels]

Rain and highs in the mid-30's, low 40's here in the Upstate of SC. I'm staying in!

 

[rlchntr]

Even more snow today / tomorrow here in Central Virginia (calling for 18 - 24 inches), on top of 4 - 6 inches already on the ground. grumble grumble gripe. I've been deep woods hunting for over - shot Civil War artillery shells, using my footprints as grid lines. Got lucky last week with a beautiful complete Confederate Read shell! Snow will probably be too deep to swing for awhile even in the woods after this storm. Good time for cleaning, organizing and research...

HH - when you can

- Gary

 

[Dirt Poor]

Around here, they call it "house burnt", but it's cabin fever. I have been digging less in the last 3 months than anytime in the last 30 years, due to crappy weather. Whenever I'm off work, it's too messy to dig. Never fails.

 

[jmaryt]

beats shovelin' snow!..i'll bet!

(h.h!)
j.t.

 

[jim tn]

although just barely. It had quit raining over night and I headed out early and hooked up with a fellow swinger. It was less then ideal conditions, 37 degrees with a nice N W 15 mph breeze and the ground was pretty muddy for digging. We got in a good hour before a heavy mist set in and we called it quits. My first target right beside my SUV, though, was a 51 Rosie, so at least I found a small silver. It was only 4" deep, but totally on edge right beside the concrete edge of a sidewalk. Good targets on this site have become far apart and few, but the bp mode really hits coins on edge hard. Hope some of you all have been able to get out. HH jim tn

 

[okieroy]

Gee glad someone is getting out we have about 2 inch of new snow and temp around 30 and the wind is making it seem colder here in central IL. I'm so tired of all this snow and me setting her with a F 75 ltd that I haven't got to use but out in the yard a little before it started all this cold weather.
So keep on with the good information on the F75 ltd so when it gets nice I will be ready to go.
Thanks for all the great post guys.
Roy in IL