Low Lake Lampoons; A Metal Detecting Tale
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Every year, thousands of people come to Windcreek on Lake Martin AL.
Every year, they leave a few things behind.
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love foggy morning, really enjoyed this!!
So cool to have you stop in Audra ❤️👍🏻🇺🇸
I bet there is beautiful rocks in your area to be found ! Nice finding all the fishing lures ! Congrats to Kev on the ring ! Such a beautiful Lake. Great amount of coins also I see ! Enjoyed watching😊
Always great to have you watch my friend. 💯
Hope your doing great 👍🏻 😎
Nice coinage and a bit of jewelry, awesome! That's a beautiful lake to detect, Jeremi. Good luck in South Carolina!❤
Hey my friend ❤️
It's a real blessing to have it close by.
It's great to have you stop by. I appreciate your support ❤️💯😎
That was a nice ring Jeremi. I hope you and Scot have a good time in SC!
Thank you much my friend 👍🏻
It's always fun hanging out with the @SwampShovel 🇺🇸
Sure appreciate you watching 👍🏻🇺🇸
Nice place and good hunt
Thank you much👍🏻 Appreciate you watching 🇺🇸
Great video!
Go Kev !
Thank you brother 🇺🇸
Congrats Kev!
Thank you for stopping in🇺🇸
Awesome video ! Commend you on the super video quality ...What are you recording with !
Thank you so much. I've got a Galaxy s23 Ultra that I've learned to get good shots with. Sure appreciate this comment 🔥😎 Appreciate you watching 💯
You are welcome my friend @@FindingAlabama
"Smoke on the water. A fire in the sky". As long as the ghost of Frank Zappa doesn't come glidin' outa the mist, you'll know that no-one's put anything dodgy in your coffee. If Frank does show? Well, either lend him a Fisher and a spade, or cut through those trees like three badgers with their asses set on fire💨💥, get the hell away, and never mention it to anyone🤫. Pink quartz in it's solid state is rose quartz, I have two decent samples. To be 'rock hard', not friable, quartz must exposed to terrific heat when formed originally. Insufficient heat, and it succumbs to degredation from atmospheric conditions and acidic mineral seepage decomposition. In old workings below ground, I've seen once hard granite that's become 'rotten' over a couple hundred years, due to mass hair-line fracturing from explosive shock allowing acid mineral seepage and stale air into it. What we call 'dead ground'. A death trap. Some cool finds men! Well done👍. Hope I ain't bored you.
🤣🤣😎 Absolutely!
Hello my friend good to see you in.
As usual you made me smile on that one lol. Hope the world is treating you ok this week my friend 😎💯👍🏻
Not too bad Jeremi, thank you for askin'. Manning the fort this one, so no swingin' for me. Ground's sopping below six inches where I'm to. We've had beaucoup rain my friend. better to let it soak away quietly. I prefer woods and grass fields to paddy fields😉😎👍.@@FindingAlabama