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<\/a><\/p>\nAnd the evidence, the old backstop found.\u00a0 Unfortunately, quite overgrown.<\/p>\n
More pics of the site.\u00a0 I’d say about 5-10% of the terrain is actually swingable.\u00a0 You have to crawl under branches and thru brambles and thornbushes to find these little clearings under the canopy where the thornbushes and underbrush don’t grow.<\/p>\n Given the low likelyhood that the site has been detected hard with an E-Trac, if at all, it seems likely that I’ll be pulling silvers out of here by the bucketfull, right?\u00a0 Well, we’ll see. yesterday’s take, proving the site is viable —<\/p>\n I dunno.\u00a0 I’ve probably hit 50% of the clear areas already.\u00a0 Either the veg goes down this winter, or the land is cleared someday, or this will probably be about it for this site.<\/p>\n Too bad, as these things go.\u00a0 Last time I found an old ballfield site, I think I found 14 silvers.<\/p>\n But, for me, its also about finding the site in the first place.\u00a0 Hard to believe that I’ve been looking for this off and on since I started detecting.\u00a0 Not hard or aggressively, but off and on.\u00a0 Why I could not see it on the aerials before, who knows?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Finally found this lost baseball field in the woods that I’ve been looking for off and on for a while.\u00a0 Always suspected there was or should be a field there, but could never find it on the historical aerials, and … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n