The Government got my clad today and I found a Radon monitor...

Bavaria Mike

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I did three relic hunts this week, found two well worn 1850ish coppers and about 30 brass 50 cal. ammo casings and a few other somewhat interesting things. A farmer told me there was a German WWII bunker just a few hundred feet from the field I was detecting, they blew it up after WWII. I do not think I will ever find a Celtic or Roman coin/relic here, LOL. This morning I was thinking where to go detect and remembered there was a big volley ball competition several weeks ago at the beach just 10 minutes away. I thought I would give the beach a few hours then do a relic hunt. Had to pay 1 Euro to park for two hours, plenty of time as I did not want to stay too long. Well I started finding coins here and there and had a good time digging in the sand, just before I quit, I quickly counted the loot, around 15 Euros ($20ish) and about $1.00 in American clad. Not bad I thought and headed to the car. It was a beautiful day on the beach and lake watching the sail boats and digging coins, no jewelry today. By the way, I did not have my water detecting gear with me or I would have done a water hunt. A guy walking by told me they are going to lower the lake by 3 meters this winter. I got back to the car, put the gear away and started to drive off, noticed a piece of paper under the wiper blade. Thought I got car spammed and yanked out the paper. Looked at the paper and see my license number in the middle, dang, it’s a parking ticket, I had been there almost 4 hours. The fine is exactly 15 Euros. Oh well, I found enough to cover parking, LOL! Here is one of the interesting things I found after a relic hunt. Near my car there was this unusual mound that was inconsistent with the terrain, I decided to check it out. While walking through the woods towards the mound, I found these containers hanging from a limb and thought they were a GEO cache.
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I opened the containers, the two on the left have a tuna fish can sized filter looking device in them that say “Electric Radon Monitor” on the side. The far right container had this computer chip inside. Radon is a poisonous gas that causes cancer and comes from decaying rock deep within the earth, or maybe leftover WWII debris.
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Reverse of the computer chip. I put everything back the way I found it. Have had a strange tingling in my hands since I touched the computer chip, not really, I’m just kidding about the tingling, LOL. HH, Mike
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Radonmike,

You would have broken even if its was for the petrol :D

Stop messing around on the beach & get in them fields. Celtic goodies are calling :)
 

??? ??? How do they (the government) seem to know how much we all ways have in our wallets? It's 1984 all over again. haha HH Mike, hope next time you get to keep a little more of your hard earned finds!

Desertfox
 

desertfox said:
??? ??? How do they (the government) seem to know how much we all ways have in our wallets? It's 1984 all over again. haha HH Mike, hope next time you get to keep a little more of your hard earned finds!

Desertfox

You mean Bad hair, clothes and all?????? :-\ :-\ :-\ :-\ :'( :'(
 

Bummer deal on the ticket Mike. Glad you had a good day at least. Congrats on the hunt and finds!

Smiles!
BDoo
 

Thanks all! Was a fun day, got some good exercise at least, LOL. HH, Mike
 

They are all the same, aren't they?
Dang old government.
Sorry so & so's
got their sticky fingers
in every pocket of my clothes.
LOL
Thanks for the great stories and photos. I always enjoy.
Ron
 

They are going to get you one way or another. At least you had a good day at the beach.
 

You´re lucky Mike, last time they did me it was 40.00 Euro´s.
HH Ray
 

That's all right Mike, just keep on pushing.

HH and good luck.
 

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