Mick in Dubbo
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Just got done reading the article for the second time. You certainly didn't keep many secrets. That ring was a beauty, but what is just as interesting is that penny planchet dated 1922! I reckon that that could be worth as much as the ring you found! A rare find indeed.
It would seem that we hunt the same sort of spots in the big cities and I would have to agree with you about finding play equipment where the kids can hang up side down. I found in a couple of council areas in Sydney, that they have pyramid shaped spider webs. They were the best. I only got to hunt under one of them ($
but found a second one in the early afternoon of new years eve (just as I was about to hit my goal target) and it had sand under it! I salivated for a couple of seconds then noticed some kids playing on it.
Had to control my hunting urges and move on.
I didn't do any comparisons between the Ace and the X-Terra30 as I said I would (too focused on get the Ace to the goal). Bottom line is, the Ace wins hands down. It's too depressing using the X-Terra after the Ace. The Ace is just too good for it.
Top article. Congrats
Mick Evans.
It would seem that we hunt the same sort of spots in the big cities and I would have to agree with you about finding play equipment where the kids can hang up side down. I found in a couple of council areas in Sydney, that they have pyramid shaped spider webs. They were the best. I only got to hunt under one of them ($
but found a second one in the early afternoon of new years eve (just as I was about to hit my goal target) and it had sand under it! I salivated for a couple of seconds then noticed some kids playing on it. Had to control my hunting urges and move on.I didn't do any comparisons between the Ace and the X-Terra30 as I said I would (too focused on get the Ace to the goal). Bottom line is, the Ace wins hands down. It's too depressing using the X-Terra after the Ace. The Ace is just too good for it.
Top article. Congrats
Mick Evans.