http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/ Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:28:51 -0500 MyBB http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=708 Thu, 02 Sep 2010 13:25:49 -0500 Peggy K http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=708
Anyways. All in all - I consider it a good night.
One of these days I must figure out how to post photos on this site.

Happy Hunting, all !~ Peggy]]>
Anyways. All in all - I consider it a good night.
One of these days I must figure out how to post photos on this site.

Happy Hunting, all !~ Peggy]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=707 Sun, 29 Aug 2010 09:59:02 -0500 wayne(mj) http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=707
Went for a drive in the country side on the way home and came across this jem on the prairie. Hunted it for awhile and had alot of great sounding targets , but they were all junk. It is great to drive the back roads and see what is out there and to come across some cool things. Here are the pic's of the rings and the jem on the prairie. " Sorry about the double pic , but it does it to me all the time. "

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Went for a drive in the country side on the way home and came across this jem on the prairie. Hunted it for awhile and had alot of great sounding targets , but they were all junk. It is great to drive the back roads and see what is out there and to come across some cool things. Here are the pic's of the rings and the jem on the prairie. " Sorry about the double pic , but it does it to me all the time. "

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Two hours after that my witch doctor had given me my prescription renewals.

Hour and a half after that I had my fill of beer caps....nice ones though commemorating Canada's Navy 100 years (if you recall from an earlier post I gave my father the complete set in mint condition mounted on a special plaque)

and my fill of pennies making quota of 68 coins @ $2.22

And 35 minutes after that when I picked up the boss from work ...she had her fill of me whining about my sore joints. "Well dear. Two more sleeps and I'll be on my way to the UK and you will not have to listen to me!"]]>
Two hours after that my witch doctor had given me my prescription renewals.

Hour and a half after that I had my fill of beer caps....nice ones though commemorating Canada's Navy 100 years (if you recall from an earlier post I gave my father the complete set in mint condition mounted on a special plaque)

and my fill of pennies making quota of 68 coins @ $2.22

And 35 minutes after that when I picked up the boss from work ...she had her fill of me whining about my sore joints. "Well dear. Two more sleeps and I'll be on my way to the UK and you will not have to listen to me!"]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=705 Sun, 22 Aug 2010 22:43:31 -0500 Colin http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=705 We hope to have the first issue out for December 2010 or January 2011 at first it will be a bi-monthly magazine. We expect to go monthly within the first year.
Some areas of the magazine will include stories and pics from Park hunters, Relic hunters, Beach hunters etc. and also a best finds area for each issue! We also would like to cover stories on organized hunts.
Another area we will be looking at is treasure hunting from around the world, stories and pics from other countries!
We hope to have a web site for the magazine up and running by the end of Oct.
Name for the magazine hasn't been finalized as of this date.

Colin Jr. has a magazine out now called "Build Magazine" in B.C.
He's had it running for over a year now and is going great.
http://www.buildmagazine.ca
Colin Jr. is also a Master Pressman, magazines are right up his ally!

If you have any stories and pics that you would like to share just send an email for information to beachhunter1@gmail.com

Colin]]> We hope to have the first issue out for December 2010 or January 2011 at first it will be a bi-monthly magazine. We expect to go monthly within the first year.
Some areas of the magazine will include stories and pics from Park hunters, Relic hunters, Beach hunters etc. and also a best finds area for each issue! We also would like to cover stories on organized hunts.
Another area we will be looking at is treasure hunting from around the world, stories and pics from other countries!
We hope to have a web site for the magazine up and running by the end of Oct.
Name for the magazine hasn't been finalized as of this date.

Colin Jr. has a magazine out now called "Build Magazine" in B.C.
He's had it running for over a year now and is going great.
http://www.buildmagazine.ca
Colin Jr. is also a Master Pressman, magazines are right up his ally!

If you have any stories and pics that you would like to share just send an email for information to beachhunter1@gmail.com

Colin]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=704 Sun, 22 Aug 2010 17:52:57 -0500 leslie(nova scotia) http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=704
We near did the par thingie on most every hole no thanks to me but I provided the gold balls for the day on the first water hole. Felt very strange being in the water without my Seahunter MK11!

18 holes later we were done...so they tell me! Thank God as all those poor golf eggs got the crap beat out of them. Ended up 29 eggs ahead...........score..............who cares!

Saturday was a write off as Marie went to see Loverboy in concert with her sisters...............the real one was home waiting!

Sunday was a hoot as I umped a double hitter with Marie in tow and let loose behind the lens.

Blew one call as I couldn't stoop that low!

Anyway after the games we headed out for a drive with a little swishing and a little digging. Dinkies galore. Coins a few and a little gold

Take for the day was 4 dinkies, silver earing, gold ring and 34 coins( love it when the coins are so fresh I don't have to put them in the rock tumbler) @$7.30
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We near did the par thingie on most every hole no thanks to me but I provided the gold balls for the day on the first water hole. Felt very strange being in the water without my Seahunter MK11!

18 holes later we were done...so they tell me! Thank God as all those poor golf eggs got the crap beat out of them. Ended up 29 eggs ahead...........score..............who cares!

Saturday was a write off as Marie went to see Loverboy in concert with her sisters...............the real one was home waiting!

Sunday was a hoot as I umped a double hitter with Marie in tow and let loose behind the lens.

Blew one call as I couldn't stoop that low!

Anyway after the games we headed out for a drive with a little swishing and a little digging. Dinkies galore. Coins a few and a little gold

Take for the day was 4 dinkies, silver earing, gold ring and 34 coins( love it when the coins are so fresh I don't have to put them in the rock tumbler) @$7.30
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http://landofthebluenose.proboards.com/i...thread=348]]>
http://landofthebluenose.proboards.com/i...thread=348]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=702 Thu, 19 Aug 2010 15:42:56 -0500 GuyToken http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=702 GuyToken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QfQkHEdAeE]]> GuyToken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QfQkHEdAeE]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=701 Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:27:29 -0500 leslie(nova scotia) http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=701
The day was made for digging and the middle aged man packed his gear as he had done for the past 35 years looking forward to a day off.................as the little bouy inside him got excited as there was treasures to be found and dragons to be slain.

The middle aged man stops at a playing field behind a middle school and lovingly assembles his Garret and grabs his lesche tool heading along the edge of the field as the young boy dashes past kicking a goal that sends his team to the World Cup. Coins are dug with the man giving a satisfactory grunt not at finding a coin but in being able to once again stand upright as the arthritis gnaws at his bones causing a dull pain. Within an hour quota is had and the middle aged man is sweating and stooped over and calls it a day as the lad sighs as he wants to continue playing.

Once home the middle aged man counts his take........50 coins @ $5.99. After a brief rest and the sun beaming the middle aged man is refreshed enough to go at her again but this time aquatic.

The water is cool and the man enters the water as the young lad looks on. A coin followed by another as the lad rushes into the water and starts splashing the other kids. Was it on the 5th or 6th target the man pulls up his scoop and laying at the bottom of it is a gold ring. The man smiles while the youth thinks to himself, " That is no fun I can't play with that!"

The middle aged man continues his grid at waist high after he pocketed the ring. Half way up the beach a strong sound enters his headphones and he steps gingerly on his scoop driving it down into the sand. He lifts the scoop which reveals a die cast car like the ones he used to play with on the beach in years gone by. "Man that is so cool" retorts the young boy.


A few more targets and reality sets in as he must go home and do the domestics. The young lad looks skyward and thinks that he has another hour to play before he must leave for supper.

Once home the middle aged man slowly does the dishes, makes the bed and peels the potatoes for supper. "Neat stuff," says the youth as he puts everything in his treasure chest. The chores are done and the middle aged man recalls that he did n't check his lotto tickets...................5/6 for the 3rd time...............the "If onlys" hit him as he thinks for all the good he could do for friends and family if that one last number was 26.
instead of 23.

The young bouy immediately thinks of a trip to Disney World as the older man thinks of the time he robbed Peter to pay Paul. Restitution is made to Peter and bills payed. The young man heads off to bed as the middle aged man pops the cap on his first beer of the evening and settles in next to his lady to watch a movie.

The pirates move ever so close................................!

Take for the outing was a gold ring, Portugal key ring with key, "30 parlor token and 76 coins @ $13.04
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The day was made for digging and the middle aged man packed his gear as he had done for the past 35 years looking forward to a day off.................as the little bouy inside him got excited as there was treasures to be found and dragons to be slain.

The middle aged man stops at a playing field behind a middle school and lovingly assembles his Garret and grabs his lesche tool heading along the edge of the field as the young boy dashes past kicking a goal that sends his team to the World Cup. Coins are dug with the man giving a satisfactory grunt not at finding a coin but in being able to once again stand upright as the arthritis gnaws at his bones causing a dull pain. Within an hour quota is had and the middle aged man is sweating and stooped over and calls it a day as the lad sighs as he wants to continue playing.

Once home the middle aged man counts his take........50 coins @ $5.99. After a brief rest and the sun beaming the middle aged man is refreshed enough to go at her again but this time aquatic.

The water is cool and the man enters the water as the young lad looks on. A coin followed by another as the lad rushes into the water and starts splashing the other kids. Was it on the 5th or 6th target the man pulls up his scoop and laying at the bottom of it is a gold ring. The man smiles while the youth thinks to himself, " That is no fun I can't play with that!"

The middle aged man continues his grid at waist high after he pocketed the ring. Half way up the beach a strong sound enters his headphones and he steps gingerly on his scoop driving it down into the sand. He lifts the scoop which reveals a die cast car like the ones he used to play with on the beach in years gone by. "Man that is so cool" retorts the young boy.


A few more targets and reality sets in as he must go home and do the domestics. The young lad looks skyward and thinks that he has another hour to play before he must leave for supper.

Once home the middle aged man slowly does the dishes, makes the bed and peels the potatoes for supper. "Neat stuff," says the youth as he puts everything in his treasure chest. The chores are done and the middle aged man recalls that he did n't check his lotto tickets...................5/6 for the 3rd time...............the "If onlys" hit him as he thinks for all the good he could do for friends and family if that one last number was 26.
instead of 23.

The young bouy immediately thinks of a trip to Disney World as the older man thinks of the time he robbed Peter to pay Paul. Restitution is made to Peter and bills payed. The young man heads off to bed as the middle aged man pops the cap on his first beer of the evening and settles in next to his lady to watch a movie.

The pirates move ever so close................................!

Take for the outing was a gold ring, Portugal key ring with key, "30 parlor token and 76 coins @ $13.04
]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=700 Fri, 13 Aug 2010 18:12:39 -0500 leslie(nova scotia) http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=700
My eyes became misty for I thought my day was done. That I couldn't go a digging and have myself some fun. So I looked at the list. I looked at it twice. This is not so bad and might be just nice. Off to Dartmouth to a Pontiac dealer named McPee and Otto had a brand new key. Off to the jeweller for a paper regarding my loss when the security at Peurto Plata had given my luggage a toss. Off to Faders Recyclables to empty my trunk which was filled with beer bottles and truly stunk.

The Hunny dew list was completed with all the notations duly deleted. So it was off to the lakes. Lakes number one, two and three. Lake number one was deserted. No one was around so I started off digging the beach and the ground. Pull tabs, foil and beer caps did abound. All were found. With a pocket full of this junk and my Garrett in tow to the garbage can did this bouy go. Then into the water for a swish. Up to my ankle and then to my knee. Felt something shrivel. Lord I needed to pee. I swished to my left and then to my right. Looking for leeches. What a terrible sight. In my ears a sound did appear to the left of my rear. The sieve I did push in the sand that was below and out came my sieve with a wonderful glow. Praise Saint Digalot for what I had found. A gold ring that wasn't perfectly round. A green stone embraced the band worth in South Africa a few Krugerrand.


Otto was pointed to the south to the next swishing spot. The day was long and it was getting hot. On the way I saw a rock with a face. It looked mean. I pulled out my mace. It was with great haste that I left this place.

The dirt road to lake number two was a pleasant affair with my window open blowing my three strands of hair. Beach was infested with with rug rats galore. I stayed in my car afraid to open the door. They ran. They frolicked and were generally a pain. Thank God I only have one for I would truly go insane. A motherly lady came forward and asked what I do to which I retorted with nothing like you. For in the conversation I had found most of the rug rats that were running around...................belonged to her.

A few coins later and a dinkie to boot I packed up Otto and away I did scoot. Down the dirt road and over a hill. Got stuck in some road work. It wasn't a thrill. Down to a school yard then walked out back and onto the track. I turned on my Garrett without any delay with coins popping every step of the way. Out popped a penny a nickel and dime then it was pennies for the rest of the time. I soon tired of this type of game. Started swiping at horse flies which was sort of lame. Got bit again and again and then I retreated knowing now they would never be defeated. Off to the next lake, that's lake number three.

I was at lake number three hoping I would drown and be saved by these lovelies hanging around. Oh to be 40 or even thirty once more. Instead of late 50's and bones aching galore. Into the water which was now so warm, into the water where rug rats don't swarm a swinging my Garrett so gracefully and in totally great form. In total bliss did I search and search feeling no pain but left in the lurch. For now was the time to pick up the boss. Pick her up quick which would be trick. Twenty minutes till she was off and I was 40 minutes away.

Think I know which house in tonight I will stay.......arf! arf!

Take for the day was a silver toe ring, earing, gold ring, dinkie and 103 coins @ $19.05
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My eyes became misty for I thought my day was done. That I couldn't go a digging and have myself some fun. So I looked at the list. I looked at it twice. This is not so bad and might be just nice. Off to Dartmouth to a Pontiac dealer named McPee and Otto had a brand new key. Off to the jeweller for a paper regarding my loss when the security at Peurto Plata had given my luggage a toss. Off to Faders Recyclables to empty my trunk which was filled with beer bottles and truly stunk.

The Hunny dew list was completed with all the notations duly deleted. So it was off to the lakes. Lakes number one, two and three. Lake number one was deserted. No one was around so I started off digging the beach and the ground. Pull tabs, foil and beer caps did abound. All were found. With a pocket full of this junk and my Garrett in tow to the garbage can did this bouy go. Then into the water for a swish. Up to my ankle and then to my knee. Felt something shrivel. Lord I needed to pee. I swished to my left and then to my right. Looking for leeches. What a terrible sight. In my ears a sound did appear to the left of my rear. The sieve I did push in the sand that was below and out came my sieve with a wonderful glow. Praise Saint Digalot for what I had found. A gold ring that wasn't perfectly round. A green stone embraced the band worth in South Africa a few Krugerrand.


Otto was pointed to the south to the next swishing spot. The day was long and it was getting hot. On the way I saw a rock with a face. It looked mean. I pulled out my mace. It was with great haste that I left this place.

The dirt road to lake number two was a pleasant affair with my window open blowing my three strands of hair. Beach was infested with with rug rats galore. I stayed in my car afraid to open the door. They ran. They frolicked and were generally a pain. Thank God I only have one for I would truly go insane. A motherly lady came forward and asked what I do to which I retorted with nothing like you. For in the conversation I had found most of the rug rats that were running around...................belonged to her.

A few coins later and a dinkie to boot I packed up Otto and away I did scoot. Down the dirt road and over a hill. Got stuck in some road work. It wasn't a thrill. Down to a school yard then walked out back and onto the track. I turned on my Garrett without any delay with coins popping every step of the way. Out popped a penny a nickel and dime then it was pennies for the rest of the time. I soon tired of this type of game. Started swiping at horse flies which was sort of lame. Got bit again and again and then I retreated knowing now they would never be defeated. Off to the next lake, that's lake number three.

I was at lake number three hoping I would drown and be saved by these lovelies hanging around. Oh to be 40 or even thirty once more. Instead of late 50's and bones aching galore. Into the water which was now so warm, into the water where rug rats don't swarm a swinging my Garrett so gracefully and in totally great form. In total bliss did I search and search feeling no pain but left in the lurch. For now was the time to pick up the boss. Pick her up quick which would be trick. Twenty minutes till she was off and I was 40 minutes away.

Think I know which house in tonight I will stay.......arf! arf!

Take for the day was a silver toe ring, earing, gold ring, dinkie and 103 coins @ $19.05
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Arrived and smelt the roses.........or is it more like Fox Gloves!

Anyway we load up and head to the nearest playing field and pillaged, raped and otherwise had a great time with Navy Davey offing a few 926er "O's' from Mother Nature who retorted by beaming most divinely causing these digging homies to sweat most profusely. Undaunted we stabbed, jabbed and did the dew till it was time to head to crypt and treat my man man to a gourmet feed of "peaches and cream a la cob" washed down by some most enjoyable Moosehead Dry followed by a swish at some of my lakes in the hood after ND called it day. Each of us pulled the trigger on the digger and scoffed a silver ring. This was the routine for my weekend house guest.

Navy Davy had a gud days homie and didn't come out to play in the evening deciding to remain on his turf and play with his main squeeze. Offed 64 coins @ $16.15 and deau 925ers


Homie Bluenose's crime proceeds for the days included 2 925er "O" and 115 coins @ 21.90.

Bad bouy SPR netted 95 coins @ $6.57

Day 2

Rested and primed to do crime Nd slide in at a cool 0645hrs and we cruised on out to a park after visiting Mr. Big for java and a bun whereas ND stayed aloft on the ground and homie SPR and I went aquatic looking for that mean snapper that was on our turf. Guess the firepower of the Seahunter MK2 and Fisher 1280x kept the Blood off the Crypt Oceana.

Coins were had on both venues and we raided a gold egg farm and recruited 4 new strikers. Slick pick was ....out there. Like man out of sight!


So the homie was reeled in like big time and we like did a field which was almost virgin! Loot was pocketed. Quotas were had.

Nd at 56, SPR at 78 @ $14.67 (silver "O" added later on a swish) and the Bluenoser diamond "O" 3 earrings, a dewy and 87 coins @ $12.87


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Arrived and smelt the roses.........or is it more like Fox Gloves!

Anyway we load up and head to the nearest playing field and pillaged, raped and otherwise had a great time with Navy Davey offing a few 926er "O's' from Mother Nature who retorted by beaming most divinely causing these digging homies to sweat most profusely. Undaunted we stabbed, jabbed and did the dew till it was time to head to crypt and treat my man man to a gourmet feed of "peaches and cream a la cob" washed down by some most enjoyable Moosehead Dry followed by a swish at some of my lakes in the hood after ND called it day. Each of us pulled the trigger on the digger and scoffed a silver ring. This was the routine for my weekend house guest.

Navy Davy had a gud days homie and didn't come out to play in the evening deciding to remain on his turf and play with his main squeeze. Offed 64 coins @ $16.15 and deau 925ers


Homie Bluenose's crime proceeds for the days included 2 925er "O" and 115 coins @ 21.90.

Bad bouy SPR netted 95 coins @ $6.57

Day 2

Rested and primed to do crime Nd slide in at a cool 0645hrs and we cruised on out to a park after visiting Mr. Big for java and a bun whereas ND stayed aloft on the ground and homie SPR and I went aquatic looking for that mean snapper that was on our turf. Guess the firepower of the Seahunter MK2 and Fisher 1280x kept the Blood off the Crypt Oceana.

Coins were had on both venues and we raided a gold egg farm and recruited 4 new strikers. Slick pick was ....out there. Like man out of sight!


So the homie was reeled in like big time and we like did a field which was almost virgin! Loot was pocketed. Quotas were had.

Nd at 56, SPR at 78 @ $14.67 (silver "O" added later on a swish) and the Bluenoser diamond "O" 3 earrings, a dewy and 87 coins @ $12.87


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]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=695 Sun, 01 Aug 2010 22:04:43 -0500 GuyToken http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=695 GuyToken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtzFmGKmg0Y]]> GuyToken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtzFmGKmg0Y]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=694 Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:55:53 -0500 leslie(nova scotia) http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=694
Covered the basics;
factory settings verses personal settings 101
hole and plug digging 101
pitfalls of improper swing and shaft length 101
digging ethics 101

An hour later the girls had each dug a few coins under my guidance although I felt a tad uncomfortable saying such things as;
"Drive it in right to the hilt (knife or lesche tool that is)
"Nice looking hole!"
"Put your hand in the hole and feel around the sides." Lost signal whereas the coin was sideways on the side of the hole.
And the worse one, "I'll come over and help you with your hole."
Lord love a duck. Girls took it in stride.


Holly asked me if someone could help identify one of her finds which is about 2 inches long as shown here in one piece.

Here shown with the top screwed of.

Anyway time was up and the girls headed off to where ever. Grad photo.

I too left and hit a lake to cool off and partake in a little swishing pulling out a key, 2 washers, Crystal marble (came up in my sieve when digging a target) an earring dewy,gold ring and 28 coins (only 2 came from the "classroom time) @ $4.30

Man this is one small gold ring.


A Bluenose moment brought to you by Rub A535 Roll on!

After the swish I headed home and jumped in the shower to wash the sand off and get ready for ball. Putting on deodorant in my armpits which immediately began to burn like the Towering Inferno then I looked at what I was using.....you got her me bouy Rub A535. Lord love a duck. Washed again but the burning persisted and the worse was yet to come. Put a knee brace on the right knee and headed off to the ballgame. Started as the pitcher and in the first two innings all seemed well with no ball hit back through the mound. Came up to bat in the third with the bases loaded and no outs. Hit a rope to left center and two runs scored....I was thrown out at first...actually made it about a third of the way up the line and the knee buckled. Man that hurt so I packed up and left. My future reads....... "See witch doctor in the morning! Dr, Sidar Seetharamadoo hopefully will have a magic potion to help cure the knee.]]>
Covered the basics;
factory settings verses personal settings 101
hole and plug digging 101
pitfalls of improper swing and shaft length 101
digging ethics 101

An hour later the girls had each dug a few coins under my guidance although I felt a tad uncomfortable saying such things as;
"Drive it in right to the hilt (knife or lesche tool that is)
"Nice looking hole!"
"Put your hand in the hole and feel around the sides." Lost signal whereas the coin was sideways on the side of the hole.
And the worse one, "I'll come over and help you with your hole."
Lord love a duck. Girls took it in stride.


Holly asked me if someone could help identify one of her finds which is about 2 inches long as shown here in one piece.

Here shown with the top screwed of.

Anyway time was up and the girls headed off to where ever. Grad photo.

I too left and hit a lake to cool off and partake in a little swishing pulling out a key, 2 washers, Crystal marble (came up in my sieve when digging a target) an earring dewy,gold ring and 28 coins (only 2 came from the "classroom time) @ $4.30

Man this is one small gold ring.


A Bluenose moment brought to you by Rub A535 Roll on!

After the swish I headed home and jumped in the shower to wash the sand off and get ready for ball. Putting on deodorant in my armpits which immediately began to burn like the Towering Inferno then I looked at what I was using.....you got her me bouy Rub A535. Lord love a duck. Washed again but the burning persisted and the worse was yet to come. Put a knee brace on the right knee and headed off to the ballgame. Started as the pitcher and in the first two innings all seemed well with no ball hit back through the mound. Came up to bat in the third with the bases loaded and no outs. Hit a rope to left center and two runs scored....I was thrown out at first...actually made it about a third of the way up the line and the knee buckled. Man that hurt so I packed up and left. My future reads....... "See witch doctor in the morning! Dr, Sidar Seetharamadoo hopefully will have a magic potion to help cure the knee.]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=693 Sun, 25 Jul 2010 14:56:46 -0500 leslie(nova scotia) http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=693
"We shall stop at Tim's." Who was I to question this so at Tim's we did stop.

Once at the beach no voice said..."And you shall swing the coil of Garrett." The halibut with that voice in my head I went a swinging as Marie plugged her Ipod into her cerebral cortex.

So a digging I went unearthing a few coins and dinkies long forgotten. Then I went aquatic unearthing a few coins......and muck.

Marie not noticing the world around her walked the line...water line that is.

Time was going way too fast and we left for the dew at the "Olga's" as it was bro Rick's 50th b'day! Sad part of all this was that Pa will have to put up with the both of us now being members of his 50 plus club which he is the pres of. Suck it up dad.

Kayla made the grand appearance with Tess on her like a bone.

Natasha was chowing down.

While sis Mick was hanging from the rafters!

After that affair I went home and gave Kayla the clan ring (Thanks Steve from PQ) and a black pendent wrapped in silver wire to Kayla and headed to the lake to cool off. A few coins were had, we cooled off and headed home to watch the latest Shriek movie..........um a green man that talks to donkeys....time for a Bud!

Take for the combo outing was two dinkies, two earrings, a key. tweezer.....um.....ouch plucking stings, "You & me" pendent and 43 coins @ $9.29.


The rain was ..........raining and I was going more batty then usual so I called Navy Davy who had just returned from flea marketing and was scratching away. Wet, dark and not into the mood we dug with ND finding 28 coins.

Whereas gimpy with his bad right knee managed a key. "Ha!" pin, Wilson Comeau dog tag, pendant moon and 39 coins at $ 3.45.


Think digging is on hold till the next trip to my witch doctor who can chant up a cure for my knee!]]>
"We shall stop at Tim's." Who was I to question this so at Tim's we did stop.

Once at the beach no voice said..."And you shall swing the coil of Garrett." The halibut with that voice in my head I went a swinging as Marie plugged her Ipod into her cerebral cortex.

So a digging I went unearthing a few coins and dinkies long forgotten. Then I went aquatic unearthing a few coins......and muck.

Marie not noticing the world around her walked the line...water line that is.

Time was going way too fast and we left for the dew at the "Olga's" as it was bro Rick's 50th b'day! Sad part of all this was that Pa will have to put up with the both of us now being members of his 50 plus club which he is the pres of. Suck it up dad.

Kayla made the grand appearance with Tess on her like a bone.

Natasha was chowing down.

While sis Mick was hanging from the rafters!

After that affair I went home and gave Kayla the clan ring (Thanks Steve from PQ) and a black pendent wrapped in silver wire to Kayla and headed to the lake to cool off. A few coins were had, we cooled off and headed home to watch the latest Shriek movie..........um a green man that talks to donkeys....time for a Bud!

Take for the combo outing was two dinkies, two earrings, a key. tweezer.....um.....ouch plucking stings, "You & me" pendent and 43 coins @ $9.29.


The rain was ..........raining and I was going more batty then usual so I called Navy Davy who had just returned from flea marketing and was scratching away. Wet, dark and not into the mood we dug with ND finding 28 coins.

Whereas gimpy with his bad right knee managed a key. "Ha!" pin, Wilson Comeau dog tag, pendant moon and 39 coins at $ 3.45.


Think digging is on hold till the next trip to my witch doctor who can chant up a cure for my knee!]]> http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=692 Sat, 24 Jul 2010 19:11:20 -0500 upnorth http://www.albertametaldetecting.com/showthread.php?tid=692
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