~~~~ Onward and Upward Bar and Grill ~~~~

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

I would - if I was stumbling drunk. Maybe.

Bathroom remodel contractor isn't working tomorrow, so I made a tee time.




How's the family Todd?

Doing our best my friend. Hoping you are all well.

[Rikki Z-06]

Originally Posted by bigblock427

Buffett is awesome!

Originally Posted by BOTY

Buffett

broBott

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by BOTY

Doing our best my friend. Hoping you are all well.

Glad to hear that.

We’re well. Trying to figure out what to get the grandkids for Christmas. Fortunately Kathy likes doing that.

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

Glad to hear that.

We’re well. Trying to figure out what to get the grandkids for Christmas. Fortunately Kathy likes doing that.

A great problem to deal with.

I'm racing to find what I can before the ground freezes in my short down times.

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by BOTY

A great problem to deal with.

I'm racing to find what I can before the ground freezes in my short down times.

What cool stuff have you found?

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by Rikki Z-06

Buffett

broBott

Honey badger

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

What cool stuff have you found?

All kinds of stuff a coin total will be forthcoming but looking to be around $4-500 . I will be cashing in for the year soon. 3 gold rings,six silver .925 sterling, bracelets necklaces some of value others not so much. A few older relics from early 1900 from my Dad's house horseshoes and buckles and brooches. A chit ton of toy cars Tootsie to Hot Wheels. I'm addicted.

[Rikki Z-06]

Originally Posted by BOTY

Honey badger

Originally Posted by BOTY

All kinds of stuff a coin total will be forthcoming but looking to be around $4-500 . I will be cashing in for the year soon. 3 gold rings,six silver .925 sterling, bracelets necklaces some of value others not so much. A few older relics from early 1900 from my Dad's house horseshoes and buckles and brooches. A chit ton of toy cars Tootsie to Hot Wheels. I'm addicted.

[bigblock427]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

I would - if I was stumbling drunk. Maybe.

Bathroom remodel contractor isn't working tomorrow, so I made a tee time.


How's the family Todd?

No doubt!

The weather here this week has been absolutely beautiful. I would have loved to have played a few rounds this week. But I was stuck in an office. I am playing Sunday afternoon and the weather is going to be pretty good.

Enjoy your round of golf.

Originally Posted by Rikki Z-06

Buffett

broBott

Come on Rikki. Don't be a hater.:

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

What cool stuff have you found?

I sent you a few pics from two weeks of detecting.

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by BOTY

I sent you a few pics from two weeks of detecting.

You should come hunt on the island. Gotta be cool stuff to find since it was settled over 200 years ago.

[99 pewtercoupe]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

You should come hunt on the island. Gotta be cool stuff to find since it was settled over 200 years ago.

Actually, the first European settlers came to the island in the 1500s so the history is a lot older.

History[edit]
The island was named for Princess Amelia, daughter of George II of Great Britain,[2] and changed hands between colonial powers a number of times. It is claimed that eight flags have flown over Amelia Island: French, Spanish, British, Floridian/Patriot, Green Cross, Mexican, Confederate, and United States.[3]

Early European settlement[edit]
American Indian bands associated with the Timucua people settled on the island around 1000, which they called Napoyca.[4] They remained there until the early 18th century.[5] In 1562, French Huguenot explorer Jean Ribault became the first recorded European visitor to Napoyca, and he named the island Île de Mai.[6][7] In 1565, Spanish forces led by Pedro Menendez de Aviles drove the French from northeastern Florida by attacking their stronghold at Fort Caroline on the Rivière de Mai (later called Río de San Juan by the Spanish, and later the St. Johns River in English).[8] They killed Ribault and perhaps 350 other French colonists who had been shipwrecked further down the coast.[9]

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by 99 pewtercoupe

Actually, the first European settlers came to the island in the 1500s so the history is a lot older.

History[edit]
The island was named for Princess Amelia, daughter of George II of Great Britain,[2] and changed hands between colonial powers a number of times. It is claimed that eight flags have flown over Amelia Island: French, Spanish, British, Floridian/Patriot, Green Cross, Mexican, Confederate, and United States.[3]

Early European settlement[edit]
American Indian bands associated with the Timucua people settled on the island around 1000, which they called Napoyca.[4] They remained there until the early 18th century.[5] In 1562, French Huguenot explorer Jean Ribault became the first recorded European visitor to Napoyca, and he named the island Île de Mai.[6][7] In 1565, Spanish forces led by Pedro Menendez de Aviles drove the French from northeastern Florida by attacking their stronghold at Fort Caroline on the Rivière de Mai (later called Río de San Juan by the Spanish, and later the St. Johns River in English).[8] They killed Ribault and perhaps 350 other French colonists who had been shipwrecked further down the coast.[9]

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

You should come hunt on the island. Gotta be cool stuff to find since it was settled over 200 years ago.

After a storm or strong continuous tides are the best times from what I have learned. Never checked out a beach/coast line.

[Rikki Z-06]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

You should come hunt on the island. Gotta be cool stuff to find since it was settled over 200 years ago.

Originally Posted by 99 pewtercoupe

Actually, the first European settlers came to the island in the 1500s so the history is a lot older.

History[edit]
The island was named for Princess Amelia, daughter of George II of Great Britain,[2] and changed hands between colonial powers a number of times. It is claimed that eight flags have flown over Amelia Island: French, Spanish, British, Floridian/Patriot, Green Cross, Mexican, Confederate, and United States.[3]

Early European settlement[edit]
American Indian bands associated with the Timucua people settled on the island around 1000, which they called Napoyca.[4] They remained there until the early 18th century.[5] In 1562, French Huguenot explorer Jean Ribault became the first recorded European visitor to Napoyca, and he named the island Île de Mai.[6][7] In 1565, Spanish forces led by Pedro Menendez de Aviles drove the French from northeastern Florida by attacking their stronghold at Fort Caroline on the Rivière de Mai (later called Río de San Juan by the Spanish, and later the St. Johns River in English).[8] They killed Ribault and perhaps 350 other French colonists who had been shipwrecked further down the coast.[9]

It would be interesting to see what you could find

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by Rikki Z-06

It would be interesting to see what you could find

I would like a beach hunt. I now have multiple detectors to handle about anything.

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by BOTY

After a storm or strong continuous tides are the best times from what I have learned. Never checked out a beach/coast line.

We have a guest room. We’re a very short walk to the beach.

[MadInNc]

Night all 🤪

[Rikki Z-06]

Originally Posted by BOTY

I would like a beach hunt. I now have multiple detectors to handle about anything.

You're welcome here anytime

[Rikki Z-06]

Originally Posted by MadInNc

Night all 🤪

Night Mike

I'm out too