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Any ACE250/Garrett users in NE Ohio besides me wanna check out an old camp?

Danimal

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On a recent camping trip near Pymatuning Lake, my son and I went exploring a heavily wooded area on a tip from an Andover Ohio cop about a 1800's-early 1900's camp that was abandoned when the lake was impounded (1930's)
After sweating and swatting mousquitos (that IGNORED deep woods off) we finally located not only the two outhouses (both with ceramic toilets intact but walls collapsed) but the stone foundation of the HUGE main lodge and out cabin. By then we were soaked in sweat and covered in bug bites, and spent only a 1/2 hr swinging but only dug a few old shotgun casings and bullets, but there were a TON of ferrous-sounding targets, and a LOT of soil detritus covering the remains. We then left, thinking we'd go back early spring or late fall when foilage and temp and bugs wouldn't be an issue.
Also, it would be needed to bring relic shovels and other tools to remove some more soil, but I am SURE there should be lots of good targets.
My idea is that we could organize a Garrett hunt there this fall and gang up on this place. It's located literally 1/4 mile from the lake, right outside Andover.
Also, we found a bottle-dump with some intact old stuff. We only brought out a 1923 Coke bottle and some old whiskey bottle. There's more there.
Ideas? Thoughts?
 
hey i may be interested. i live in knox county just south of mansfield. im not really sure where you are. let me know.
 
I live in Cuyahoga Falls, near Akron. The camp is in Andover Ohio, near the PA border.
 
I wish I lived closer, I would certainly jump on that offer, if you would excuse my minelab, I like to come over here and see what you garret guys are up to. Good luck man that sounds like detectors dream.
 
http://www.geocities.com/ohioplaces/ http://www.forgottenoh.com/ http://www.driveintheater.com/drivlist.htm http://www.treasurequestxlt.com/community/ http://www.ghosttowns.com/ http://www.hometownlocator.com/ http://www.goldmaps.com/metal_detecting_treasure_hunting_resources.htm http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/gmdhtml/gmdhome.html Thanks for the offer we may cross path sometime we got flooded out over here.I have a good idea were you are going i use to fish around there 30 years ago.Sound's like fun.Sent you some links you might have most of them.How did that miles drive in search turn out.Hope you find some good stuff.Don't know if i did this link thing right
 
The Miles Rd. Dirve In just recently had the screen, projector building and concession torn down, and a bulldozer plowed up each row of speaker poles. The area is mostly a mess, being redied for housing construction, but SOME areas have had the "upper layer" of crud stripped off (CRAPLOADS of pulltabs and screwcaps, etc) and some older coins are practically laying on the surface.
So far in three trips there recently I have 3 Mercs, the oldest a 1921, about a dozen wheaties, and a ton of clad. It's still frustrating with the amount of trash and deep ruts from heavy equipment, but doable.
I may be heading back there this Sunday (no construction on Sundays) if you're interested Fred call me on my cell 440-343-1404
 
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