Church Grove / Ball Field today.

[jeff of pa]

Todys hunt was at the place we took a Test
run Monday.





Hunted with TexJim & jeff741972

My finds today

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Somone must have been Celebrating their50th. there.
Plenty of 50's Laying around



a Ford Key



2 Silver Roosies

1954 & 1960

 

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[civilman1]

It amaze's me all the coin's and relic's that have been asphalted over Still some nice save's Jeff

 

[CRUSADER]

(first picture) Is that you on the Bike having a test run, or sitting on the grass looking for coins?

 

[CRUSADER]

On a more serious note, its a good spot the different set of photo's. Other than the tower being smaller, I wonder why the lighter bricks have got darker over time

 

[jeff of pa]

(first picture) Is that you on the Bike having a test run, or sitting on the grass looking for coins?

I'm the one on the other side the wall
waiting for Detectors to be invented

 

[CRUSADER]

(first picture) Is that you on the Bike having a test run, or sitting on the grass looking for coins?

I'm the one on the other side the wall
waiting for Detectors to be invented

man your patient

 

[texjim]

You never know what Jeff is is going to find or pics that are going to show up with his post. Hope the weather is good for us next week so we can get out again. Tex

 

[jeff of pa]

You never know what Jeff is is going to find or pics that are going to show up with his post. Hope the weather is good for us next week so we can get out again. Tex

As always Just found at least 5 more sites up there
where there
were Picnic Groves of some type
in 1941. Will See what is there Now & Maybe hit another
Next week.

 

[texjim]

You and jeff411972 know how to do some research. I don't even want to go to work now

 

[jeff of pa]

You and jeff411972 know how to do some research. I don't even want to go to work now

Just sent you a Link to Maps

Out your way What's left of Jefferson Grange

 

[jeff741972]

It was a good day, 4 wheats total for me 24,41,42,and 45? Guess if we would dig those iron signals we would get the steelies in there. I am thinking that the church may have been rebuilt or somewhat rebuilt due to the amount of nails, and "fresh" off colored dirt that was around back, and the fineal that was an inch deep. Still a good day of fun in the sun, pullin grubs out of the holes for the birds to eat

 

[jeff of pa]

It was a good day, 4 wheats total for me 24,41,42,and 45? Guess if we would dig those iron signals we would get the steelies in there. I am thinking that the church may have been rebuilt or somewhat rebuilt due to the amount of nails, and "fresh" off colored dirt that was around back, and the fineal that was an inch deep. Still a good day of fun in the sun, pullin grubs out of the holes for the birds to eat

Yea I would think there are some War
Nickels there too

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Good to see you out Jeff.

Congrats again on your new nephew!

 

[Mental Granny]

Looks like a great place for a day of hunting! Love old groves never know what is there ! I hate paving really messes up stuff!

 

[jeff of pa]

thanks all !

 

[Mike from MI]

Holy smokes! That lady on the left is the mean old lady that tried to take ToTo away and then later played the bad witch in The Wizard of Oz!!!!!

 

[Mr Tuff]

nice hunt!!!!!!!!!! MR TUFF

 

[1235CE]

Nice Jeff!......Love the before and after pics ............and I'm pretty sure those little kids in the grass have had a pocket full of Barbers......just a heads-up

HH all!

Greg

 

[postalgriff]

Great before and after pics Jeff! love it, thanks for sharing. I agree with mike too about the lady on the bike

 

[DCMatt]

On a more serious note, its a good spot the different set of photo's. Other than the tower being smaller, I wonder why the lighter bricks have got darker over time

The church was probably painted. Yes. Paint on exterior brick, sometimes to protect soft or poor quality brick. There are plenty of 19th C. brick houses in Pennsylvania (and elsewhere) that have been painted many times over.

DCMatt