I am really excited about my first hunt since January. I just got back from the hunt and had to post, although I didn't really clean the stuff very well. The following was found in 2.5 hours of hunting. I think this hole has been hit, but not very well. The hole is the most preserved one I've ever seen. There are stairs leading to the cellar, beautiful central chimney, perfect (no basement) addition. Well is flawlessly round....I almost stepped into it
Root cellar...pen after pen etc etc.
The only problem was the 25 min hike to the hole that included very steep hills BUT....I had an app called "My Tracks" that allowed me to try another way out which cut my hike out in half.
Weird thing though, all the old iron I dug sounded in the nickel range
I think I have to go to the town hall and see who owned this property back then to see if any ancestors are still around. It would be cool to give them the pic. The picture doesn't do the coin justice. It is very smooth.
Also, two thirds of this site still has snow Thanks for looking!