Finacee Lost Ring in the Colorado Snow
Christmas is a time for family and when family is around it’s time for family photos. A perfect spot on Christmas night is outside in the falling snow. They all lined up in the front yard right in front of the pine tree all lit up with Christmas lights. Brooke thinking it would be cute to grab a handful of snow and toss it up in the air. She found out that the cold snow in her hands was instant pain so instantly a quick shake of the hands to throw off the remaining snow on her hands. But it also threw off her priceless wedding ring. Into the glistening deep snow. They all froze to allow a quick search without disturbing the snow without stepping on it burying it even deeper.
Brooke Ring
Colorado Ring Finder to the Rescue
Shifting through the snow in the dark turned up only cold hands. Next step was to rent a metal detector and continue the search in the morning light. But it’s not always the best thing to do. Even though a Garrett 250 is plenty machine to find a ring in the snow, it does have a learning curve. After more than a hour searching turned up only bare spots in the snow but no wedding ring. The best decision is what was their next step. Contact someone that knows how to listen to the metal detector signals. A call to the Tenacious Treasure Tracker Ring Finder Service. We received the call and came to the rescue within the hour. A quick 15 minute search I scooped away the snow just enough to show Brooke what lie beneath the good signal I received in the front yard at the spot she shook her hands in the cold snow.
Brooke and Ring