Posted by Don-Wi on June 21, 2012 at 18:10:16 from (66.87.7.86):
The other day I stopped in the corn field to check if it was germinating yet after the nice rain we got. I looked down when I was maybe 50-60 feet into the field and I found an indian head penny face up from 1881. I can't help but wonder just how long its been out there, and what that penny could have bought way back then. And who dropped it? I'm thinking of cleaning it up to see exactly what condition its in.
It could have been my great or great great grandpa for all I know...
I also saw some fish (bull head maybe) in the creek I have to cross to get to another field we have. I've never before in my life seen any sign of fish in there.
Donovan from wisconsin[/quote]
This post was edited by Don-Wi at 18:18:00 06/21/12.
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