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Old 02-10-2009, 12:18 PM
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Default It is a strange old hobby part 2.
Due to local weather conditions I am unable to get out detecting for several days now.

I am planning going out beach detecting on Wednesday with my trusty (rusty) Whites PI machine (16 years old never let me down yet) we have some of highest/lowest tides this year Wednesday/Thursday this week in England.

I thought I would put together a few more items found 2007/2008 season.

Enjoy and keep smiling.

Doug (England) :spin: :tumble:

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Those are very interesting finds.

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What, a little snow to slow you down?

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What, a little snow to slow you down?

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It is the flooding that is the problem, fields are water-logged!


................but I am planning going out Thursday and Friday into the fields.

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neat stuff! good luck on the beach!!!

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Very nice assortment.... good luck on your next hunt... RickO
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Fantastic relics once again! You've obviously hit on an interesting area. Very promising. Golden
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