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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 8161089, member: 100459&quot;]That was interesting.&nbsp; My father was in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Germany 1953-1957.&nbsp; I was about 8-10 then.&nbsp; We had a maid when we were in Landstuhl and she use to show us a lot of interesting things that their family collected, many of them were coins.&nbsp; I was too young to understand much of what she told us.</p><p>We came back to Europe in 1964-1967.&nbsp; I graduated from high school in 1965 and got a job on base so I could hitchhike through Europe.&nbsp; I enjoyed meeting the people there.&nbsp; They treated me well.&nbsp; I was escorted to many special places and saw many castles that were there.&nbsp; Many of the people that took me places cautioned me to avoid picking up anything, even if they were valuable.&nbsp; Germany was still recovering from WWII and there were explosives everywhere.&nbsp; I was caution not to dig because I could lose fingers, hands or eyes.&nbsp; They blamed the Russians for many deaths and dismembering after WWII because they didn&#039;t cleanup to well.</p><p>Even tho I was 18-19, I still didn&#039;t realize what was in Europe underground.</p><p>Watching the video and watching these people dig concerns me because of all the explosives that are still out there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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