Lowbatts
Gold Member
Granny Meth the dread-locked she-carnie met up with me at the first site this morning at sunrise.
She was sipping something wild and going on about 200+ bucks she found there this weekend. But then she covers ground a lot faster. A LOT faster. 35 going on 70 does that to you with the right chemical enhancements.
So I pondered my fate as a carnie chaser, this year being dismal to date. Should have been there on Sunday morning hanging my head, swinging and beeping. My new credo. I cried unto the tents and matted grass seeking only their clad. They responded slowly, then it picked up, frenzied chase after quarters on end, one after the other. Take that Granny Meth Head! You can see 'em, but I can hear them calling out to me.
Appropriately named, the Bingo Tent rewarded me with the most unusual of modern carnie cleanup finds. Don't know if this buttplate is from a rifle, but being only twice the size of a 1909 Barber half, the coin I found nearby, I'm guessing not so. Maybe a heel plate from a boot, but might be too big for that, even though the forward edge is beveled. Got both pieces about 5 feet apart. Says "Patented Oct. 31, 1922" on it. Hmmm, Halloween trick, or treat? The gold holy medal came up near those other three.
She was sipping something wild and going on about 200+ bucks she found there this weekend. But then she covers ground a lot faster. A LOT faster. 35 going on 70 does that to you with the right chemical enhancements.
So I pondered my fate as a carnie chaser, this year being dismal to date. Should have been there on Sunday morning hanging my head, swinging and beeping. My new credo. I cried unto the tents and matted grass seeking only their clad. They responded slowly, then it picked up, frenzied chase after quarters on end, one after the other. Take that Granny Meth Head! You can see 'em, but I can hear them calling out to me.
Appropriately named, the Bingo Tent rewarded me with the most unusual of modern carnie cleanup finds. Don't know if this buttplate is from a rifle, but being only twice the size of a 1909 Barber half, the coin I found nearby, I'm guessing not so. Maybe a heel plate from a boot, but might be too big for that, even though the forward edge is beveled. Got both pieces about 5 feet apart. Says "Patented Oct. 31, 1922" on it. Hmmm, Halloween trick, or treat? The gold holy medal came up near those other three.