bearbqd
Elite Member
My oh my... I was on a road today in Pennsylvania that made me feel like a kid in a candy store with no money to buy anything. This road had more OLD delapidated 1700's and 1800's brick and stone homes and farms than I have ever seen. Most of them looked like I could just stop the car and start hunting too; long past any residents being there. The problem was though, I couldn't. I was musclecar hunting with my best friend and business partner and he wasn't about to risk precious daylight letting me stop at any of them. Although I had both detectors in the trunk. Grrrrrr....
I thought we were eventually gonna turn around and head back the way we came and I could get some shots of them, but turns out he wanted to keep going the way we were so I couldn't. I will DEFINITELY get back that way though. It looked like heaven for old coins.
I did, however get some great shots of the 1800's house I have been frequenting. All I found there yesterday was one frame of a pair of old glasses from what I call "the colonial trash layer" in the back yard. I did find another civil war bullet later on though where I found the previous one the other day. Enjoy the pics!
I thought we were eventually gonna turn around and head back the way we came and I could get some shots of them, but turns out he wanted to keep going the way we were so I couldn't. I will DEFINITELY get back that way though. It looked like heaven for old coins.
I did, however get some great shots of the 1800's house I have been frequenting. All I found there yesterday was one frame of a pair of old glasses from what I call "the colonial trash layer" in the back yard. I did find another civil war bullet later on though where I found the previous one the other day. Enjoy the pics!
