I have a new found admiration -

[steve in so la]

for all you guys who detect in humid climates We have been down in so Louisiana for 7 days and every time I go out to detect I come home - maybe 1-2 hours later - looking like I jumped in the lake. Man, it sure does wear me down fast.
Going home to dry Az in 2 days. Dug 180 coins and a ring today - pert near wiped me out for the day, Steve in (get me home)so az

 

[Magyar]

n/t

 

[dobbie]

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[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

Now you know why I don't like it above 70 up here!

 

[steve in so la]

is a pretty, non precious one but I dug a gold one 2 days ago. I dont have the pic downloading set up here - will post it when home, Steve

 

[Anonymous]

Prayers for safe traveling for you and Nancy! Hope all goes well and you are home in DRY Az soon! And like Mike, me son, says: Now you know what we are talking about when we say hot and HUMID.....which makes Cliff and I very miserable to even work outdoors! I stay wet most of the time, as I perspire easily and I'm done in after a little time working or when I do go! If it would stay between 60 & 70 degrees it would be great but alas.....usually very cold in the winter and very hot and humid in the Summer and Fall!

God Bless and may you do well and keep on showing us your finds!
Betty

 

[steve in so la]

we travel we are glad to be home. steve