> You are right, jillicking can be quite relaxing. I used to do it all the time when I lived in Michigan, I had a pond in my front yard. Now I don't get a chance to do it as much, living in a crowded subdivision.
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> I once found a stone arrowhead whilst jillicking in my Michigan front yard. I still have it. In fact, why don't I post a picture of it? I warn you, though, my camera is not very good at all, and if you're lucky, you might be able to actually make out the picture.
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> Happy jillicking!
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> -zK
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> (Oh man, that is a blurry picture. You can still see it fairly well, though.)

That is a beauty, and nearly perfect. Collectors in this area call that a "bird point" because it looks like something to shoot at birds.

I found one in my garden several years ago, and another one in the front yard. This was the heart of the Cherokee nation.
Howard