Welcome to my first blog on this website.
In the below video you will see a average day out creek metal detecting. Rich (Treasure Charger) and myself went for a stroll in a old creek that ran through the middle of a old town that we both frequent. the video depicts my day exploring with my eyes and my metal detector. Our travels lead to a old railway bridge over the creek. Here went have to utilize our skills to retrieve targets in between the stones in the bottom of the creek. click on the you tube video to see my adventure and leave me a comment.
Creek metal detecting is a captivating and rewarding hobby that combines the thrill of treasure hunting with the tranquility of natural settings. Enthusiasts equipped with metal detectors venture along the banks of creeks, streams, and riverbeds in search of hidden artifacts, lost coins, and relics from the past. The flowing water of a creek often acts as a natural time capsule, preserving items that may have been discarded or lost centuries ago. The rhythmic sounds emitted by metal detectors heighten anticipation, creating a sense of excitement with each potential discovery.
Creek beds are rich environments for uncovering historical treasures due to their association with human activities throughout time. Coins, jewelry, and tools may lie buried beneath the sediment, waiting to be unearthed by the keen detectorist. The serene ambiance of a creek adds an extra dimension to the metal detecting experience, offering a peaceful backdrop as enthusiasts immerse themselves in the exploration of both history and nature. As the detector beeps and signals a find, the connection between past and present becomes tangible, turning a simple creek into a treasure trove of memories and artifacts waiting to be rediscovered. Creek metal detecting not only satisfies the curiosity of history buffs but also provides a unique outdoor adventure that bridges the gap between modern-day exploration and the echoes of bygone eras.
Awesome stuff brother! Keep up the good work.
appreciate the comment Ron!!!
Interesting hunt. It definitely looks like a fun place to dig. You guys found some pretty cool things, I like the hammer.
thank you miss Reichea. appreciate you being the 1st person to comment here
No problem, Shane. I love watching you save history!