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Two Sites, One Great Day…

Posted on November 5, 2017November 22, 2020 By Detecting Diva 10 Comments on Two Sites, One Great Day…
Two Sites, One Great Day…

Wow—I’ve heard said before that “you can’t top your best times”, but that really doesn’t make a lot of sense, because there are always more “best times” that come along, so I guess in essence that statement is really kind of silly.

Yesterday was one of those new “best times”—I attended the hunt at The Norton Farm in Cheshire, CT, hosted by Nor’easters Metal Detecting club. The weather was superb, the people were awesome, and the attitude all day long was one of fun and the kind of excitement that only a fellow detectorist can really comprehend.

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Crossing Another Item Off the Bucket List

Posted on October 31, 2013November 23, 2020 By Detecting Diva 10 Comments on Crossing Another Item Off the Bucket List
Crossing Another Item Off the Bucket List

crotalbellMy better half and I were short on time yet wanted to do a few hours of detecting without traveling far from home.  This posed a dilemma, as there is hardly a wooded area or decent park in my city. We decided to wing it, and headed toward a nearby town, hoping to find a spot along the way.

Ten minutes into our drive, we were passing an area we knew had been hunted by almost every detectorist around.  I never like to say a place is hunted out, but when I think of this site, that’s exactly what comes to mind.

Hypothetically, it should be a great site-with the remains of the towns first saw mill (1700’s), and the leftovers from centuries of occupation. The rusty remnants hanging from trees and piled on rock walls attest to its “hunted out” status and the frustrations of previous searchers. The last person I know to have found something there pulled out a button a few years back.  This was a considered a major triumph, allowing him to keep his “legend” status in local detecting circles.

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