lestrout
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LMK if this is yours:
Found tool in Berks
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Bamboozle
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I think that belongs to my gardener... 😉
mt_flyfisher
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They might be prototype Abel nippers.
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For the record, I moved to Dauphin County in 2023.
tomgamber
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we were all thinking it.
Bamboozle
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It isn't Berks, but I once found two shovels beside some rather large holes dug along along a favorite stretch of a favorite stream in Northampton County...
I immediately panicked assuming I came upon two unfilled graves. After thinking about calling the cops to investigate, my selfishness kicked in when I assumed it would be all over the news and everyone would know my "secret spot."
Finally after having ONE second thought, I realized the holes WEREN'T dug to bury something nefarious, but rather to provide big plies of dirt for local kids to use as bike ramps to jump OVER the holes. 🙄
I was so pissed off that I almost burned my own spot that I took the shovels and threw them in my trunk.
One still lives in my shed, but I ain't posting a picture or a "found" message...
BTW - The holes are still there but barely noticeable after all these years.
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6xAdams(Jones)
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It's yours, now. That's how I wound up with a hunting knife I used for many years. (Dad found it stuck in the sand next to a pile of fish guts.)
Oregon_OwlII
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Here in Oregon, that would be a bud trimming tool.
Andrwhite610
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Scissor hash!
