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May 7, 2020 - Let The Hunt Begin - At Home
May 9, 2020 - Two Points Farm
May 11, 2020 - Home Made Sieve
May 20, 2020 - Cadieux Farm
Yes!!!! Great success at last. Treasure!
And
there
it
was,
lurking
just
below
the
surface.
4
inches
in
to
be
exact.
Just like my detector said it would be.
Who
knows
what
else
waits
to
be
unearthed.
It's
like
night
of
the
living
dead. Just waiting to be found by the unsuspecting.
Just spent part of the afternoon on the familly farm in Letellier.
In the first 15 minutes I found a Sterling silver Maple leaf pin / broach.
The
rest
was
a
nice
mixed
bag
of
stuff.
Some
copper
and
brass
and
aluminium too.
The rocks and glass was on the surface. Just picked it for fun.
Had a blast. Time just flies though, two hours went by so fast.
The silver Maple leaf brooch was a real joy to find.
The
glass
and
ceramic
I
just
picked
up
for
fun
off
the
land.
The
metal
detector will not hit on non metals of course.
I
made
this
today.
It's
a
sieve
for
sand
at
the
beach.
It
is
yet
untested
but
it
should
easily
clear
through
a
spade
full
of
sand
in
short order. The squares are perfect to hold dimes and pennies.
I put a hand garden shovel next to the sieve for scale.
Some of the highlights after they've been cleaned.
A
small
lock
mechanism...
if
only
I
could
find
the
key.
A
turn
buckle.
Square nails of course. Pieces of copper and aluminium too.
The feather is from a Red Tailed Hawk.
No
metal
detector
was
needed.
No
animal
was
hurt
in
the
making
of
this production...
One
of
the
small
violet
glass
pieces
must
have
been
something
quite
nice and fancy at one time.
Lots of coal too.
Oh....
that
pipe.....
I
gave
up
after
the
10
feet
or
so...
my
detector
said
it
goes
on
for
another
6
feet
or
more
at
8"
in.
I
gave
up,
plus
it
won't
fit
in
the van anyways. The things that lurk below...
May 22, 2020 - Cadieux Farm
My
first
coin.
A
1934
King
George
V
penny.
Rough
shape
but
a
penny
non
the
less.
Second
good
find
is
an
early
muzzle
loader
bullet.
My
nephew
tells
me
it's
about
mid
1800's.
There's
what
looks
like
a
bent
copper
spoon,
a
watch
mechanism
or
inside
plate,
a
beautiful
blue
glass
piece,
a
copper
or
brass
sprayer
nozzle,
an
iron
belt
pully
and
what
looks
like
a
brass
land
survey
marker.
I
can't
make
out
the
writing
if
there
is
any.
Oh
and
a
big
brass
ring.
I'd
hate
to
see
the
finger
that
that
fit on. The white Santa is plastic.
Other
picture
is
the
landscape
after
I
got
done.
Looks
like
the
surface
of
the moon.
Also
found
another
10
+
foot
pipe
for
my
brothers
to
dig
out.
That
might
have been the water pile from the well " Chez 'Toine".
May 29, 2020 - Michel’s Homestead
Yes,
something
we've
all
known
for
a
long
time....
I
need
professional
help. Lol
Don't we all eh.
So I'm calling on Pam's expertise here.
Here
is
a
picture
of
the
latest
pieces
of
ceramics
that
can
possibly
be
identified.
Have fun Pam.
Also, I came across this little jem.
It
was
buried
about
10
"
deep.
Great
detector....
but
then
again,
how
could
you miss. It probably weighs about 20 lbs.
I
like
to
call
it:
The
gateway
to
Hell.
More
like
a
portal
really.
Open
er'
up
and
there's
the
fire.
Well
should
you
need
to
know,
the
portal
now
resides
in our front lawn.
Talk about repurposing and or recycling.
