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Made it out today - yeah and boo

Pete in MI

New member
As I mentioned the weather was to be sunny and into the 50s today. Took the Minelab to the ball field - Warthog I missed ya.

My first find was what I thought was a nickel...

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turned out to be a 1959 Memorial Penny.

I had hoped the ground would have thawed. Last time I was out I had to break through maybe an inch or two of frozen ground then was in the soft dirt. Today was different - way different. Using the military type folding shovel as a pick failed miserably - kept straightening out. Cheap made tool...probably China. So had to do the next best thing....

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Ground was frozen the whole length of the of the steel blade. This digger held up too being used as a pry bar popping chunks of dirt from the holes.

My next nice found was a button....

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Found a lot of junk and when I found a golf ball in pieces, I thought someone must have had a nasty 'slice'. (Not being a golfer I have no clue what it means but seemed fitting).

Here is all I found today...

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My hardest recovery was the tip of a fence. Here is a pic of how deep I dug through the frozen ground...

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Well, Warthog, if ya would have been there today I would have run home and gotten a pick ax and we could take turns doing recovering the others finds.

When I mentioned having to beat the digger with the shovel Sherry remarked "I bet that helped you injured arm alot". Sarcasm is her favorite tool :rofl: My arm does hurt - more now than before but I am not telling her that. :nono:

Hope others had a better dig. But I am thankful I got out. Just as I finished my last dig (3 PM) I heard church bells from about a mile away. A wonderful way to end this day's dig.
 
Glad ya got out! That ball is a lawn mower gold ball!
The thaw will be here soon!
 
that's a cool pic of the coin on edge
 
I was determined to get out and forced myself to endure the trouble just to say I got out. Was hoping for some silver though. :shrug:
 
Well, Pete, ya got out and tried and that is what counts until the soil is just right for beeping and digging! Be patient, warmer weather and softer ground will come! :) God Bless! Betty
 
Wow, I can see the park rangers or people whose parks and yards you would use a Jack Hammer in....I can just see their expressions and saying, What in the world do you think you are doing???? :rofl: Won't need one though in a few months....Spring thaw will come and melt the ice and give you soggy and yucky mud to detect in! :rofl:
:) God Bless! Betty
 
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