Well, with a long weekend it was time to climb down from the ladder & "git it Dun" colonial style. I decided to try a foundation site that was "hunted out". BUt, I knew it was fulla iron so I wanted to clean it out & see what was masked...if anything. The story will be below in pictures.....Step one was to wack down some brush & ferns with a sickle. Then I raked some leaf litter outta the way to get to the soil. I used the Excel with disc on -34 to begin to get some of the bigger iron outta the way. First target was a colonial, hand forged door latch. Bonus! See some colonial iron relics can be keepers, another reason to "GIt R Done" 
Next I broke for lunch 
Then I sl0wly swung over the cleared area. Hard work paid off with a colonial, hand engraved silver shoe buckle 
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Next I broke for lunch Then I sl0wly swung over the cleared area. Hard work paid off with a colonial, hand engraved silver shoe buckle (close up to show details) >>>continued above>>>>>>>>
What are you thinkin? You JUST DON'T DO THAT in the woods! 
Glad to see you got out. Did you get that T-Shirt printed in Texas? 
That shoe buckle is cool! Send it to me! 
It WAS labor day.....it was hard work to get them welics out (& if that flask was whole that may have been my England trip right there). Lotta work......But I did just like my new shirt says