A new old score

[lightman]

Having a little more off time than I had when working, I'm slowly cleaning up the garage, store room and shop. I ended up moving several buckets of type metal so that I could add a receptacle in the garage. Hum, whats this? Hidden behind the bars of linotype was a 5 gallon bucket of odd ingots made from isotope lead.:-) These were from early in my casting career, and poured into muffin tins and cornbread molds. Something I have not used in forever! Now I have to look in all the other corners!

[pworley1]

It is always good to find hidden treasures.

[omgb]

In 1977 I was rotating back to the lower 48 from Tatalina AFS in central AK. Earlier I had mined the back stop of our little shooting range and sent home via my baggage over 500 1 lb ingots of range lead. I'm still shooting some of that.

[62chevy]

That's like finding a hundred bucks you left in the sock drawer.

[RogerDat]

That's like finding a hundred bucks you left in the sock drawer.

Clearly an unmarried person or one that does their own laundry! Not sure what the life expectancy of $100 in my sock drawer is but I would say shooting stars have a longer one.

[62chevy]

Clearly an unmarried person or one that does their own laundry! Not sure what the life expectancy of $100 in my sock drawer is but I would say shooting stars have a longer one.

LOL I can't even leave a dollar in my sock drawer so I think you get the point, rare but could happen.