Todays megar finds

[MackDigger]

Pocket knife is roached not sure how old and is the silver thing a button of some sort?

 

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[vpnavy]

Just remember, anything you pull out of the ground - saves a little bit of history before it is all lost forever. Nice finds.

 

[g-olden years]

Maybe you didn't find much, but you were swinging & digging! And next time may be much better!

I had a comedic day today with my machine -- it was last couple of hours of visit by Virginia daughter & grandsons, so we headed for small beach, joined by California daughter & son with his detector. My hubby immediately began napping on beach as he thinks we're nuts to love this hobby so much! I showed older grandson how to use my machine while my son got the other grandson detecting with his. Then I forayed to nearby motels to get sodas & water for this thirsty crew, as the beach snack bar was prematurely closed! I was hoping to rejoin them soon and detect awhile myself, but the soda search became weirdly complex, with final result using my Visa card on a soda machine! (Hope the bank doesn't add an additional $5 charge for each soda, grrr.) Well, by the time I returned clutching a sweatshirt full of cold sodas, an hour had elapsed and the younger generations had sent out a search team to find me, due to my having a damaged knee and some bad falls in the past. When they saw me, hey chewed me out! But drank the sodas, lol. They were finished with detecting, having found one bottle cap and one charm. So we headed to the upper grassy beach area to frisbee, hula-hoop, & enjoy the gorgeous bay views over large rugged coastline.

 

[MackDigger]

Anyone guess at a age on the pocket knife?

 

[Sovereignelite]

Meager is relative: at least you didn't just find pull-tabs. I have those days sometimes.