Bavaria Mike
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- Feb 7, 2005
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- Detector(s) used
- Minelab XT70, Fisher 1280, Garrett Ace 250 and MH5
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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.
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.
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
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.
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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