Lady Rescued

Ilovetodig

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Feb 14, 2005
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Now in Guam
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ACE 250/ Fisher D2
I was walking around the school yard on base and I heard a cry for help. I started off in the direction of the cries and started to dig where they were loudest. At about eight inches there she was laying in the ground waiting for her recuer to pull her up. I asked her how long she had been buried there but she couldn't remember the date she was born or when her kidnapper's had buried her. She needed a place to stay so I offered to take her home and she accepted my offer. Now she is at rest in a nice new home and thankful to be seen by others again.
 

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Sux when there's no date

still a cool find though!

HH

Lonewolfe
 

Definitely a good find. I'm still looking for my first one. One of these days...
 

Hey Lovetodig,

Neat way of posting your story ! Nice find. Keep on rescuing those ladies !

Huntin' 59er
 

Great find!! If she was hanging around a base, i wonder if she's the lady she pretends to be? Oh well. They need a home too. WTG!! HH
 

Thanks for all the nice comments. When I found this I was getting really discouraged due to all I have been digging lately is a bunch of junk. It's like the Metal Detecting gods know when you are about to give up and bam, they give you a good target to keep you going. So I am still at it and still digging junk but I now have hope of the odd old coin every now and then. The Musket balls that I found alsohelped to keep my spirits up for this hobby as well. ;)
 

I'm detecting at Pope AFB. I asked the Security Forces first just to make sure and they gave me the ok to do it. So check with the SF first.
 

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