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It budged, it bidged, it boodged... Perhaps a thaw?

C

Chris(SoCenWI)

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I'm trying to channel the grinch here. We had some temps into the single digits a couple nights ago. Yesterday and today warmer. Poked my screwdriver into the ground yesterday, no go. Today- yes kind of. And warmer weather for the next few days.

So I think it is time to do some detecting. I observed a few years ago that my finds really go downhill when I hardly ever detect. That held true this year also.

Now I just need to figure out where. Hopefully have something to post the next few days.

Chris

Is it thawing out in other parts of the US?
 
I got out today and hit 2 spots...couple clad, a key, wheatie, used my small coil in the trash. Southern Michigan middle of December, no snow, they're saying rain coming, and temps in the mid 40's.
 
I have been hoping for a warm front. Highs have been around 32 to 35 ground is solid.

Jeff
 
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