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Medieval battle weary and a water hunt...

Bavaria Mike

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I did a water hunt last weekend. Saturday they were having a Triathlon so I went to the other side of the lake and realized they used the whole perimeter of the lake for the swimming event.
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I went back Sunday. This was more like it, a rainy day and nobody there. I detected in the water for about 4 hours. Took a break and sat in a lounge chair for about ten minutes in a down pour of rain, first time I have ever done that, LOL.
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Finds from the lake. Around $7.00 in mixed currency change, three silver rings, a junk bracelet and some fishing tackle.
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I need to get one of these, a wood splitter omatic. Just put the meter length logs in the carriage and it cuts the wood to length and splits it. Unfortunately it is huge, LOL!
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Our town was invited to a medieval festival Saturday. We attacked their town in our medieval attire and weaponry. This re-enactment of the battle was narrated by a local Historian who studies medieval history of the area as a hobby and has studied some of the earliest archives available, he does an awesome job. We would fight for about two minutes then the narrator would tell more of the story, the breaks in fighting represented the days it took to break through the army and siege the castle, which we burned. This was really a great time learning and seeing how things were done in the medieval days and combining the history with detecting is awesome! I will admit I am a little sore today after the battle. The helmet weighs about 3 pounds and the sword about 5 pounds and I wore the uniform for 7 hours. I took a battle axe hit to the shoulder and have a painful gash where it hit. There were too many people on the small battle field and afterwards I thought about how dangerous this really was, LOL. Our town
 
Very cool pictures Mike! A town that is a 1000 years old. I tell you that is wild in itself.

You had a nice hunt. Glad you could get out and do some digging, congrats on the rings, Beale.
 
It looks like you had a lot of fun Mike.Hanging onto that sword for as long as you did, would have just strengthened your detecting arm.:lol: You sure have a lot of history available to you to make some neat finds. the town I live in, is only 150yrs old.
Good luck.
Mick Evans.
 
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