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[Evan in CA]

Good morning all

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[releventchair]

Afternoon all.

 

[blossom]

Good evening my lovelies xx had a lovely day prepping for the paw~Ty! Himself even got to use his toolkit… well screwdriver … as I got a doggy
See-paw to add to the excitement of the agility course 😂 xx the forecast says sun, 35 people coming some have more than one basset, sooo I will Be up to my ankles in cuteness all day, I am beyond excited as you can probably imagine 😆 xx

 

[WannaDig3687]

 

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[JVA5th]

Walked back out to the park as I noticed on a 1940s aerial there was activity in some areas. So I said heck I'll check it out. Well was a disappointment tons of trash too much homeless come around said park. Just a few what's it found a pin I thought may be something but naw just a harley davidson one it appears.

 

[JVA5th]

Present time and the 40s map of said park.

 

[Blak bart]

 

[WHADIFIND]

good night folks......

 

[Surf_Pirate]

Hope all you mates are well… catch up soon 🏴‍☠️

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Walked back out to the park as I noticed on a 1940s aerial there was activity in some areas. So I said heck I'll check it out. Just a few what's it

Just in case you don't already know the ID of the copperbrass strip with non-slip "treading" on it, in your 4th photo...

It appears to be a component of an outdoor overhead electrical cable "strain-relief" clamp. I don't have a pic of one exactly like yours, but perhaps what is shown in the photos below are close enough that you get the idea. The ID-clues are:
1- the non-slip "treading" on the long flat strip,
2- the "ears" projecting from both sides of one end (sometimes both ends),
3- being copper or brass.

BTW, nowadays most are not copper/brass... you found an "older" one. I think aluminum is now preffered, as shown in the presentday version shown in the final photo.

 

[WannaDig3687]

 

[JVA5th]

Just in case you don't already know the ID of the copperbrass strip with non-slip "treading" on it, in your 4th photo...

It appears to be a component of an outdoor overhead electrical cable "strain-relief" clamp. I don't have a pic of one exactly like yours, but perhaps what is shown in the photos below are close enough that you get the idea. The ID-clues are:
1- the non-slip "treading" on the long flat strip,
2- the "ears" projecting from both sides of one end (sometimes both ends),
3- being copper or brass.

BTW, nowadays most are not copper/brass... you found an "older" one. I think aluminum is now preffered, as shown in the presentday version shown in the final photo.

Had no idea what it was thanks. Makes sense I found it in the area where it looks like a house was below the fountain area. Found cast iron stuff too. It's a hard area to work this place is filled with bottle caps and pull tabs.

 

[ARC]

Good morning TreasureNet Crew.

 

[robertk]

Good Sunday morning, everyone. We're in that brief interlude where it's not hot enough for the air conditioner, nor cold enough for the heater. That makes for a very quiet house in the wee hours.

 

[Blak bart]

👋👋🌅☕️😁

 

[Blak bart]

Family is tapping out today after 8 hours on the water yesterday. Time to clean up and lube the boat.....135 miles in the last few trips.

 

[pepperj]

Morning world