MangoAve
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Boy it feels good to leave work early. I don't do it enough. Yesterday I met up with Mike for a hunt. Too bad we didn't know anything about the work they were doing there. It really limited the area we had. We still swung for as long as he could before he had to leave. He got a few wheats and a silver ring. It was missing a few stones but it said 925 inside. Silver rings come up as a dime/quarter for me so Idk how I haven't found one yet. I found a wheat there and a Ulysses commemorative dollar coin. I didn't realize they came out with the presidential series cuz all I see in circulation are the Sacajawea. I still managed to pull out a toy car. It's a 1983 Hotwheels. Apparently this is Jim's garage.





I was told about a place to do some checking on, but I went to a different place I researched about. I have to superimpose the map again to see if there are other holes, the actual ones I was in search of. It was a little thick to swing around the hole but somewhere in the road I popped out a spoon end. I am uncertain that it is for a spoon as where it is broken, it looks much thicker than a continuation of the handle. It is heavy for it size and rigid, but not iron. Down near the stream I managed another axe head. It was super clean and had the wood still in it. That makes me think it's newer than the 30's. I found some wheird huge iron cap. Then sitting on top of a big rock was an entire frame for a carriage. Lol. If I could stand the 2-3 mile hike back to bring it, I could sand blast it and paint it and use if for a yard decoration. There is still a small bit of wood I saw to verify it is in fact a carriage. The axle was kinda far back from the center of leaf springs to be anything but. Back up the hill and I found some lid. There was a small hinge still attached. I wonder if newer coffee pot or newer oil lamp. It kinda turned out as a reconnaissance trip cuz I know another is in order. I just wonder if there has been someone there before.
Oh, and I included the relic phone I found in the park a week or two ago. Ancient thing. :lol:








I was told about a place to do some checking on, but I went to a different place I researched about. I have to superimpose the map again to see if there are other holes, the actual ones I was in search of. It was a little thick to swing around the hole but somewhere in the road I popped out a spoon end. I am uncertain that it is for a spoon as where it is broken, it looks much thicker than a continuation of the handle. It is heavy for it size and rigid, but not iron. Down near the stream I managed another axe head. It was super clean and had the wood still in it. That makes me think it's newer than the 30's. I found some wheird huge iron cap. Then sitting on top of a big rock was an entire frame for a carriage. Lol. If I could stand the 2-3 mile hike back to bring it, I could sand blast it and paint it and use if for a yard decoration. There is still a small bit of wood I saw to verify it is in fact a carriage. The axle was kinda far back from the center of leaf springs to be anything but. Back up the hill and I found some lid. There was a small hinge still attached. I wonder if newer coffee pot or newer oil lamp. It kinda turned out as a reconnaissance trip cuz I know another is in order. I just wonder if there has been someone there before.
Oh, and I included the relic phone I found in the park a week or two ago. Ancient thing. :lol:


