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Title: A few hours Sunday morning
Post by: Resurgam on September 21, 2015, 09:07:37 PM
                      I eventually made it to the beach by 0700 hrs on Sunday and  swung the Safari till lunchtime. Not a very rewarding day but the weather was dry and a fresh wind kept the sweat at bay.

                      The best I could mange was £1.11p in decimal coinage, a couple of pieces of lead plate from a lead acid battery, a twelve bore shotty bottom, a 410 shotty bottom, a 0.22 projectile, an impacted 0.22 projectile, a 0.22 airgun pellet, one doggy tag, and a fist full of copper scrap from WWII. Oh, and of all things; a rubber bathtub plug with brass fitting!

                      Interestingly, I bumped into Tim Johnson the new dunes ranger in the area, and we had a long interesting chat about Crown Permits and the history of the sands at Talacre. Despite the lack of better finds; I did pick up on a few more clues to follow up on when I next detect there.



Title: Re: A few hours Sunday morning
Post by: grego on September 22, 2015, 08:02:54 AM
Well done Chris.


Title: Re: A few hours Sunday morning
Post by: Resurgam on September 22, 2015, 09:38:04 AM
Thanks for the comment m8. Although it wasn't a day for good finds, the weather was pretty good and my back held up reasonably well.  ;)


Title: Re: A few hours Sunday morning
Post by: dingdong on September 22, 2015, 05:11:07 PM
All in all Chris,a very good day out !!👍


Title: Re: A few hours Sunday morning
Post by: Resurgam on September 22, 2015, 09:25:20 PM
Aaaah! A if only lead and copper were the same price as "gold"!  ::)


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