Nice. I find Oakley's and Raybans from time to time at park I work. They hang them up on volleyball net or baseball fence and leave them
Years ago I met a young but wise detectorist of an East coast Florida ocean beach. He was in his low 20's. He hunted the east coast beaches of south Florida for jewelry and sunglasses. He then took the good stuff down to various Caribbean islands and sold the to local sunglasses and jewelry vendors. He was living the good life. It is not often you see a young person actually making a living metal detecting.
So cool. I remember as a kid playing marbles. And of course we played for keeps. Any flat dirt area under a shade tree was perfect. Remember keeping one jeans pocket with enough marbles to stay in the game. That was when we made up our own games with other kids that were almost always played outside. As a boy, we spent most of our free time outside unlike my grandsons who are glued to the iPhones, iPads and Playstation inside. One day several years ago we had an extended power failure that lasted most of the day and low and behold, you saw lots of kids in groups walking together or riding bikes outside. All their iPhones and iPads lost their charges and could not be charged until the power was restored and few of our homes these days have landlines.
Very cool! You sometimes see finger prints in the glaze of old ceramic insulators made in the USA in the late 1800’s early 1900s. Imagine it happened in other countries too.
Absolutely awesome find. Congratulations.
