don
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- Jan 21, 2005
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After reading a post from free to detect.( Dreaming about detecting)
it hit me.
We the detecting community are all too much alike.
once you get the bitten by the bug It never stops itching.
I go to sleep and dream about detecting often even after 4 years.
I look at the forcast often to see when its good enough to go out.
While watching TV I see places I'd like to detect
and when I see a history program I daydream about detecting there.
I love history more in the last four years of detecting than I ever did before.
I feel a sense of loss when I find an old coin and imagine how that effected the person who lost it so many years ago.
I feel glad and sad at the same time.
the time I found my 50 cent 1909 coin it made me think about the person who lost a days wages.
So all my finds are spacial to me.
the passion that we all feel with this hobby is a strong bond shared by few,and I am privileged to be a part of such a group of people.
I have meet some people that don't know me from a hole in their wall Invite me to stay at their place to go and be part of them on their hunt for the lost treasure. Just amazes me. I open all my hunting spots to anyone willing to go on the adventure with me, and love seeing them discover relics from our past. I don't think Dam I wish I got it. I just think its great to see it come out of the ground to be preserved instead of rotting in the ground ( As the Archies Would perfer )
I know many of you feel the same way just by reading the forums and its great.
Don
it hit me.
We the detecting community are all too much alike.
once you get the bitten by the bug It never stops itching.
I go to sleep and dream about detecting often even after 4 years.
I look at the forcast often to see when its good enough to go out.
While watching TV I see places I'd like to detect
and when I see a history program I daydream about detecting there.
I love history more in the last four years of detecting than I ever did before.
I feel a sense of loss when I find an old coin and imagine how that effected the person who lost it so many years ago.
I feel glad and sad at the same time.
the time I found my 50 cent 1909 coin it made me think about the person who lost a days wages.
So all my finds are spacial to me.
the passion that we all feel with this hobby is a strong bond shared by few,and I am privileged to be a part of such a group of people.
I have meet some people that don't know me from a hole in their wall Invite me to stay at their place to go and be part of them on their hunt for the lost treasure. Just amazes me. I open all my hunting spots to anyone willing to go on the adventure with me, and love seeing them discover relics from our past. I don't think Dam I wish I got it. I just think its great to see it come out of the ground to be preserved instead of rotting in the ground ( As the Archies Would perfer )
I know many of you feel the same way just by reading the forums and its great.
Don
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