1781 Spanish Silver On A Very Windy Day

Navy Davy and I did the dew on quite the windy day. Lucked out on a spot where I cold called on a farmer who let us do his three fields. Man what a chore as they were plowed with a deep furrow between the rows. As soon as ND turned on his machine he had a hit which turned out to be a large copper. Thought we were in store for a bonanza but as it turned out it was the only coin from the three fields. Too boot I emptied my wallet buying lamb chops, sausages and blackberry jam from the field owner. Farmer was very cordial which I think opened the door for further digs in the spring.
From there it was off to one of our old permissions that proved to be the location that still gives up the oldies as Navy Davy unearthed his second copper of the day while I was being stalked by a two headed deer (just the camera angle but it was friendly). Shortly thereafter I dug my first toasty copper of the day followed by a 1781 Spanish silver which I scarred with my shovel. was a very deep target which regardless of the condition I was glad to find.
Great day a field with my digging bud! Now time for a quick trip to the "Smart Shop" for this old bouy.
Marie always says that ND gets the best of me and that she the worse as I always come home from the digs whining and complaining about how sore I am. "Tant it da trut youz."