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A Canadian Experience--- All Three Parts!!!
- Thread starter Sunny
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ever would have by leaving it set in his case. I have given away a hundred rings and coins and it always gives me pleasure to be able to do it. They are only things setting in a jar but to be able to convert them to gifts is much better.
It is funny but I have found over a hundred gold rings over the years and every time I find one something strikes me. As good as it feels to find one, the feeling is fleeting. I always think that the sorrow the person felt when they found it missing was much stronger and longer lasting then my thrill.
I wish I could give them all back. I think many detectorists feel that way too..
Beautiful brooch. Hillbilly ain't all that bad either
It is funny but I have found over a hundred gold rings over the years and every time I find one something strikes me. As good as it feels to find one, the feeling is fleeting. I always think that the sorrow the person felt when they found it missing was much stronger and longer lasting then my thrill.
I wish I could give them all back. I think many detectorists feel that way too..
Beautiful brooch. Hillbilly ain't all that bad either
