hikermike
Sr. Member
Two weeks ago I was asked if I could help find a wedding band that was lost a week earlier in a yard while cutting up a tree that had fallen. A buddy of mine had looked for it and had no luck. I guess the luck was all mine because after about ten minutes I was on it with the xlt. Hit like a nickel Even though it was on top of the ground it was almost invisible to the eye.! Mr. C. had worn the ring for 42 years and was so happy to see it again that I thought he was going to jump up and down.
The second wedding band,which I found today, belongs to a man(Mr. B) who is terminally ill. We really wanted to find this ring because it means so much to him and his wife who have been married over fifty years. I was the lucky one again! She hit just like a nickel too! Mrs. B says she is going to buy a necklace to put their original ring on and wear it to keep it close to her heart!!
Detecting is rewarding in so many ways!!!
Mr. Barnes passed away Wednesday november 19th. Hearts and prayers go out to his wife and family!
The second wedding band,which I found today, belongs to a man(Mr. B) who is terminally ill. We really wanted to find this ring because it means so much to him and his wife who have been married over fifty years. I was the lucky one again! She hit just like a nickel too! Mrs. B says she is going to buy a necklace to put their original ring on and wear it to keep it close to her heart!!
Detecting is rewarding in so many ways!!!
Mr. Barnes passed away Wednesday november 19th. Hearts and prayers go out to his wife and family!
You should be extremely proud of yourself.
