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Garrett Snow Guys Got Great Finds In The Frozen Tundra!:ninja::ninja:

John-Edmonton

John-Edmonton

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It got up to -10 today, balmy compared to -30 last week. Digging wasn't easy, but we did the best we could. We did get some interesting finds. This old picnic site has given a lot of good finds in the past.

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Here are some of the better finds fresh out of the frozen tundra. :)

Below is a summary of today's finds.
 
Brrrrr! Shiver me timbers! But what extraordinary finds!

What does it mean, when a harmonica reed is found? Does it mean that the whole harmonica got lost, and then the rest of it deteriorated in the ground over time?
 
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