There are no pictures to this log. No sketches, no stick figures, nor diagrams. My 4 years old digital camera is now in critical condition - unable to be resuscitated. I will have to go shopping for another tomorrow.
After dinner we decided to go to a school playground. I started detecting and Mary was digging where I discovered a reading. We pulled up lots of parts of tin cans, foil wrappers and pull tabs. She became tired and refused to dig any further. I traded her hand-shovel for the detector and became to dig at our last location. From that spot I pull up a looney. We moved on and found a penny, then a Casino Niagara token, quarter and another penny to make our total $1.27.
A strong wind settled on us and a dark cloud came looming over the houses, Mary didn't want to quit (since we were now finding money)but I assured her that we had a good detecting day and it was best that we left before the storm hit.
The storm never did hit. We will have to try this again soon
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6 years ago
5 comments:
Well, I sure enjoy ALL of your logs. No matter what you find...
So fascinating!
Sher
And I'm very sorry to hear about your good 'ol camera.
For a digital camera, is it safe to assume that 4 years is a good run? Especially since you guys are such shutterbugs! I'm still a digital camera newbie..
I think while we are at it, we should get a different detector too. ;o)
TO: ..teacup..
Digital cameras can last a long time. My mom has had hers for several years. I think the humidity adn moisture from all our adventures has gotten the best of it. The old camera still works but sometimes it refuses to boot-up properly.
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