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    Elite Member milco's Avatar
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    Three Hot Dusty Hours In A Field

    That about sums it up! It was good to get out tho, been working way too much lately!

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    Well at least you cleared out the trash. Nice pile of pottery shards and glass. Just getting out can be its own award.
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    You definitely got your exercise! That is a lot of digging.
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    Still a nice hunt, I like that old padlock, and there's a few other very interesting items. And I agree, always nice to just get out!
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    Nice haul of old pottery shards. Always keep some of those as well. Agree..just good to get out once in awhile, even if finds are hard to come by.

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