Relicing in the woods

[leslie(nova scotia)]

Ground still soft and with the teachers strike averted school yards and playing fields were a no go. This left me relegated to the...woods so out came the Pro with the Freedom 3 Plus staying in the trunk of Nogo Sojo.
Hit a 1924 big 5 nickle followed by a dog tag. Actually the woods protected me from the breeze off the ocean and was quite a pleasant stroll. Along the closest path to the Northwest Arm hit a little ring and a nifty buckle. The only noise was the waves lapping on the shore and my grunting and groaning while gasping for breath....out of shape big time for mountain goating. As always my knee let me know when it was time to stop.
Hope to get a few more kicks at the cats before this year is.....history!
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[aloldstuff]

Nice to hear you can still dig way up there in the north. Looks like not even close to quota.....but congrats on the old nickle.

[OxShoeDrew]

I hope your knee is behaving as it should given its history....and ironically it looks like an old knee buckle you got there. Congrats on a nice day out!

[del]

I agree with Drew , looks like you found an old colonial knee buckle Les! :cheering:I'm glad to see your still able to dig .

Dan

[groundhog53946]

I'm kind of fond of hunts where your not out for just coins but for relics. I don't get many hunts like that as most of my spot are just newer spots with mostly coins. Congrats on the finds

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