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:usaflag:Another Good Hunt Today!! :detecting:

C

Cupajo

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(They're all good hunts Friends!! )

Water was near perfect except the moon phase didn't drop it as far as I would like.

The day was clear and calm with a northerly breeze keeping it that way.

4 hours of hunting with 65 targets recovered (mostly keepers) with a fine Claddagh Ring from Ireland in the spotlight as best find of the day.

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Digging 19 real pennies and two Zincolns got tiresome, but one never knows what will drop into the sifter.

10 nickels and not a buffalo in the bunch.

GL&HH Friends,

CJ
 
Cupajo,
And an unfired bullet. I normally get those on land. Have yet to get one in the water. I guess bullets get dropped everywhere.
You have been really getting the hunting time in! Makes me look forward to retiring.
Keep it up!
Cheers,
tvr
 
tvr said:
Cupajo,
And an unfired bullet. I normally get those on land. Have yet to get one in the water. I guess bullets get dropped everywhere.
You have been really getting the hunting time in! "Makes me look forward to retiring."
Keep it up!
Cheers,
tvr
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There are days when my work schedule has enough wiggle room for me to get in a hunt, but I am far from retired TVR!

As a plumbing repairman with over 40 years experience I have been slowed down by the economy and age, but I am still a working stiff, not retired!

Thanks for your reply Friend!

GL&HH,

CJ
 
McDyver said:
I found and still have a ring just like that, do you know what the symbal means?
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I don't know enough to be sure, but there is a religious significance if memory serves.

They were originally created in Ireland and are popular world wide now with a huge variety available.
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There is a wealth of information on Google too.
 
Its a Claddagh ring, here's the link to Wikipedia -

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claddagh_ring

Very nice find and congratulations

Phil
 
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