Today finds us metal detecting on a very cold water creek that is fed by massive limestone springs. The day started out fine and warm, but after a dip or two in the ice-cold creek, I was on my way to hypothermia land. But, I did find some good relics and after another major Aquachigger disaster, I decided to call it quits and tackle the cold creek another day. One really interesting thing I do find is a wild honey bee colony. I havn't found one of those in the wild since I was a kid. I hope you

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