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04-04-2012, 11:03 AM
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MDing large parks, priority?
I have some really LARGE parks nearby.
Tot park Baseball diamonds(multiple) Concessions ares Picnic areas Soccer fields Walking paths. Volleyball area (sand) Strip next to the parking lot (always good for coins) I try to hit the most obvious areas first..concession, tables, walkways to and from the concession.I found a cool matchbox car in the vollyball area yesterday... I'll do quik searches first, to get as much clad as I can, and Im still learning the F2..then I go back and do a slower search, and then again even slower. What about the REALLY large fields? Looks like soccer fields...HUGE areas.. Are they worth hitting? __________________ 
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