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DeepTech

Off for some ghost towning! :) ... I hope you all have plans for

M

Monte

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the holiday weekend and can get out and have some fun.

I've been picking on this poor old town for over 38 years, as have many others, and while I know "pickin's are thin," I just can't resist the opportunity.

Our two dogs and I are meeting up with some friends on Saturday, and I'll probably be home Tuesday and check in then.

Best of luck to you all if you get out.

Monte
 
My father and I found two caches of silver coins in the Sierra foothills about ten years ago.

One cache was buried in a paint can and the other one was in a half gallon mason jar. The caches sounded like trash because of the steel in the paint can and steel lid on the mason jar.

All I'm saying is that it might be worth it to dig some of those iffy signals even if they sound big.

Good luck.
 
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