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:canadaflag:Sponge Bob and gold "O" rescued

Leslie(nova scotia)

Well-known member
From the land of the Bluenose.....it was a day just like any other day but it felt different. Instead of grabbing my gear and heading out with Navy Davy in the Thunderbolt Grease Slapper it was with Hunny Bunny in Otto. After an early appointment that Marie had to keep it was off to a lake for some serious digging and a swishing!
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The sand on the small beach was littered with "Bud Heads" and coppers that made for a most enjoyable warm up before "Orca" took to the water.
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I was in heaven and Marie was suffering from a severe dose of "Kodak Moments" as she was shooting photos here
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and making new friends there who only seemed interested in her raisins and nuts!
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The tree dwelling rodent sure was a noisy little bugger. Coins were coming at a fair clip and then....voila as I grabbed this little number from the depth of my sieve (photo taken later that day and the ring soaking in a cleaning solution)
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Gave Marie the "O" hand signal and continued salvaging coins and more Bud Heads. Finally exited the water and laid my "dangerous goods" before the two young lifeguards who thanked me for relieving their swimming area of nasties!

Hit another spot along the way and ran into Navy Davy who was on his way to a lunchen date with his fellow retired "Hairy Bags" (Navy bouys). He ended up joining us for a tad as I was swishing and he talking up a storm with Marie.

Hit a few coins here and Navy Davy left for his dew and we for another spot.
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Added a few more coins at this location and called it a day.
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Total for the day was 83 coins @ $7.37 , a key and the ring.

Next night after work I hit a local lake as Marie was visiting her parents. Was dark and dank so I started on land with the very first target being this heart stopping piece of junk!
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After a few coins I went aquatic with the Seahunter MK11 and in the process rescued Sponge Bob
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v518/leslie19/daily/utipoyptpt.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"> a pedometer and 15 coins @ $1.56
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I bet that rings been there for some time. How far out was it?

Great photos and story as usual.

Chris
 
That gold ring looks to be a yellow sapphire or one of the topaz. Is it? Or could it be a yellow diamond?

Don
 
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