Been a long time since I've wandered in the woods. Couldn't have asked for two better days for it even if I took a beating. Breezy, mid-60's, and no humidity!
Friday I met up with a few friends to check out a hole on their hunting club property in Suffield, and Lee joined us. They thought it was a barn hole with a well nearby, but it was way too small for a barn. Cellar hole. It had been used as a dump unfortunately, so Lee and I wandered about while those guys poked around for bottles, etc.
There were a bunch of old trees in the area, including these two monsters near the cellar hole (that's Lee just walking past them). There were no walls around the site, but at one point there had been one between those two trees. Any ideas why that would have been done?
Then yesterday I met up with 4 people from Facebook to check out some cellar holes one of the guys had found over the winter. Turns out it was the old Crow Hill Rd from Stafford into Mass. Plenty of holes to check out, all of them beat to death. Finds between all of us were meager. A few buttons I think. It was still a great day in the woods wandering and having some laughs.
On Friday Lee managed a few small iron tack buckles, and pieces of a larger brass buckle (tack). I got a plated spoon near the hole, and my other find looked like a plain watch winder at first, but isn't. No idea what it is. Any ideas?
And my only notable find yesterday is a piece of broken tombac button I believe. It was giving me a whopping 6-8 VDI @ 6 inches or so. Oh well, beats a sharp stick in the eye. Hoping next week treats me better.