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Old 04-23-2007, 05:59 PM
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Thank you. Wasn't sure of what size to use. Hope this is better.
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WELCOME to the TQ FAMILY ! GREAT to have you with us.

Would you please make your letters just a little bit larger for us old codgers? Thanks and again WELCOME to the forums.
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Old 04-23-2007, 06:10 PM
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Man repard2. I'm retired Navy and I just booked my flight to Key West for Sept. Too bad you won't be there. I am bringing mine down. Any good areas down there? I know there's the beach and I have acces to all the bases, but not sure if they let you do it on base. I work out of NWS Earle, NJ, and its a no-no to MD, because its classified as historic.
Wish I had the time to stick around but have to go get a real job! Smathers beach is a great place to hunt. Public beach and well used. Truman Anex is one of the bases and had a beach closed to the public. It's being redone right now and will probably take awhile. Been out there on short stretches figuring out my detector.
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Old 04-23-2007, 06:13 PM
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I'll be in the Sidney area and will be looking for any excuse to go out.

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.....and WELCOME to the TQ family. We are looking forward to your posts. We hunt in Western Nebraska often.....maybe we can meet up and do some good relic hunting!
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Old 04-23-2007, 06:15 PM
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Where in Western Nebraska? I live in Iowa and grew up in Denver, CO. When I visit family in CO, I generally wander my way through Nebraska, MDing on the trip. I think state parks are off limits in Nebraska. Anyway maybe we can hook up for some diggin.

Sidney area. I know of many old farm sites and homesteads.
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Old 04-23-2007, 09:32 PM
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Repard2, Welcome to TQ. Good luck in your moving & congrats on your retirement, Also God Bless you for your service! You'll find no shortage of people to help you out here.

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