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Below you can dive into my little universe filled with metal detecting, militaria and relics, world war two- and military history, miniature modelling and relic art.


Several Nice Surprises
I tried to shelter from the rain by searching around trees but soon had entageled myself into shrubbery and sapplings which just made me more wet.
Here I got the first "good" find. A very damaged and partly melted EKM. Later when I was home and could clean it up it was fun to discover that it belonged together with another half tag I dug up earlier this season.

Inka
Aug 234 min read


A Shrapnel Sleeve & New Boots
The following day the rain came in sideways but I had to get out there to try find at least one treasure, and I had to test my new boots.
For the last ten years I have been on my second pair of M77 boots from the Norwegian Army, but lately they had been taking in water faster than a torpedoed convoy ship. The last time I wore them on a wet day my feet were soaked within the first ten minutes.
My new footwear was a pair of Haix boots with the fancy name Black Eagle Athletic

Inka
Aug 23 min read


Helmet & Trench-Art from the Eismeer Front
I had to scoop out a ten centimeter layer of gravel, and on a meters depth I found what I belived was the corner of a crate. I knew it would take at least another hour of work freeing the box, so I took a short break for lunch and refreshed my energy.
The box was about a meter long, and when I finally managed to wriggle it loose and get it to the surface I felt it was something inside it.

Inka
May 245 min read
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