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Out Sand Sifting Again For That Elusive Gold :detecting:

John-Edmonton

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My buddy from Costa Rica came back to the Edmonton region, so we hooked up for a water hunt today. A little cold and breezy, but we did put in a solid 8 hours in the lake. The coins were plenty, the rings were not. Probably some 3-4 months ago, the lake was frozen, and some people were playing hockey. A partial hockey stick and hockey puck were found. I also found a Blackberry. It was ruined of course from the water, but I did manage to salvage the "OTTER BOX" protective covering. I believe one of my sons has the same machine, so he can use it.

I'll get the gold next hunt! :)
 
Well, good stamina building effort if nothing else. 8 hours in the water, digging and detecting is mule work!
Knowing you, the next dunking will yield some whopper ring or bauble.

All is right with the world. :thumbup:
 
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