More Depot Digging

Monday turned out to be very busy so I had no chance getting to the forest, but after work today I was out there again. The weather was a bit better today, no rain and even a few minutes of sun, but ofcourse I wasn`t in the forest for enjoying any weather. I was there to enjoy searching and the smell of fresh soil and old rust, there is little that beats the feeling a trip into the forest gives me.
There was something odd about the first large signal I dug today, it took me a few moments to realize it, but I had dug it on one of my very first trips to this place. It was several German ammo cannister lids, but too far gone, so I covered them back up so I can dig them again another time :)
A few meters away the Fisher gave a very interesting signal and now I was sure I hadn`t dug it before because I had to chop away some thick roots to be able to dig it open. Another dumping pit! 

The first large signal of the day.

Old lids dug out once before.

It took a few hours to search the dumping pit and it gave just a few interesting relics. Also I had to be very carefull digging because it was full of broken bottles and window glass.  I once had a long and thin piece of glass stabbed almost through my hand and I don`t want that happening again. Some large chunk of chicken wire and a wheel rim was also difficult to remove as the roots was growing through them. Again I found some mortar powder charge tins, different rifle casings, a couple of nice bottles, some stick grenade parts and a couple of percussion primers. 
After I had filled back the dumping pit and made the forest floor look nice again, I strolled around for a few hours. I found some more rifle casings here and there but then I wandered into a part of the depot where it was no signals at all, it was so silent that I had to sweep the detector over the shovel to make sure it wasn`t dead. I took another direction but for maybe an hour more no signals anywhere. It felt like a Deja vu. I took that as a sign that it was time for dinner and went home.
Hopefully tomorrow I ll go check out another forest, and leave the depot until it has dried up.

Chicken wire.

Dumping pit.

Be careful when digging.

German battery with part of newspaper stuck to it.

Mortar powder charge tins.

Small relics.

Percussion primer.

This must have been a huge bottle.

The rim took forever to get loose from the roots.

Some glass tubes, I wonder what they was for..

Rifle casings.