Metal Detecting A Forgotten Overgrown Ski Slope Site

Metal detecting a former ski site now overgrown with brush and trees.
Opened in the 1930s and closed in the 1970s.

[@kgeitzel3293]

Glad to see you back, you’re videos make me want to buy a detector again 👍

[@DetectingMetal]

Thanks, how you doing man, long time no see. This is from a while ago, I just got around to editing it. I don't have the nice detecting sites like I used to.

[@kgeitzel3293]

👍 I remember back when you used to detect CT I was watching your videos and eventually bought a detector

[@DetectingMetal]

@@kgeitzel3293 The detecting is so much better in CT than NH. The parks are all dry here.

[@Looter8TreasureHunter]

Wow really great finds thee. Awesome hunt!

[@DetectingMetal]

Thank you

[@tellmeitsnottaken]

I'm glad to see you're back. I've always liked your videos.

[@DetectingMetal]

Thanks very much

[@whatsamattayoo]

cool finds!

[@DetectingMetal]

Thanks for watching.

[@TreasureHuntingSWPA412]

Cool finds! It would be cool to try to look up the person that lost the bracelet.

[@DetectingMetal]

Thanks, yeah the owner could still be around.

[@sweetbeep]

Kinda creepy place being they are no longer in business there and it's all overgrown....

[@DetectingMetal]

The actual ski slope part was so overgrown with bushes I couldn't get to most of it.

[@somebeachdetecting]

Good Finds, Did you find more at the bottom of the hill tan the top?

[@DetectingMetal]

Probably more in the field at the bottom but it was mostly trash. The actual ski slope was too overgrown to get to most of it.

[@bigshowradio_550]

What state are you in?

[@DetectingMetal]

NH