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4 Days Off to Go Detecting!!!!
- Thread starter Dang
- Start date
Which I don't. Here's what I recommend, Dang
1. Fill a Thermos JUG with hot coffee.
2. Cover your detector controls with a plastic bag. Make it TWO.
3. Put on your galoshes and rubber gloves.
4. Pack your poncho/slicker and hat.
5. Thus prepared - GO DETECTING!
I always think of John-Edmonton when I want to beg off for the weather. There he is in the frozen landscape, wearing three jackets and 2 snowcaps and carrying an ice hammer. His detector has a HEAT PAK wrapped tightly against the controls with a scarf. He looks like a demented eskimo - but he's THERE.
GO, Dang, GO. Besides, there'd be no one to compete or bother you.
1. Fill a Thermos JUG with hot coffee.
2. Cover your detector controls with a plastic bag. Make it TWO.
3. Put on your galoshes and rubber gloves.
4. Pack your poncho/slicker and hat.
5. Thus prepared - GO DETECTING!
I always think of John-Edmonton when I want to beg off for the weather. There he is in the frozen landscape, wearing three jackets and 2 snowcaps and carrying an ice hammer. His detector has a HEAT PAK wrapped tightly against the controls with a scarf. He looks like a demented eskimo - but he's THERE.
GO, Dang, GO. Besides, there'd be no one to compete or bother you.
Uncle Willy
New member
Four days is a short shower here. I rains for weeks here sometimes. Right now I'm getting webs between my toes.
Bill
Bill