Had a chance of doing that field once ...but it was raining hard that day, so didn't bother ...Blast !!!!!

Just for the record Mick is a member of this forum...Mic.B

The lad did OK.....nice one Robbie.

I've had a couple of the Ixus range and although they are simple to operate and give decent returns in picture quality the mechanics leave a bit to be desired. Both have been thrown in the bits drawer under the 'Unecnomical to have repaired' label.

Went to see Oetzi when the exhibition was in Bolzano Italy. The artifacts that they found with him were in a fantastic state of preservation ...well worth seeing .

Supurb ...well done to all

...."Now signs will be put up so people are aware that metal detecting on the site without a licence is illegal - and know the penalties. " Are there licences for detecting such sites ?....YET Not sure that there are licences but they might as well include on the signs 'Here layeth treasu...

Yes, credit where credits due ...they did well with the brooch.

munkiezuncal wrote:God ....not only are detectorists no more that thieves to some we are now being tarred as arsonist !!!!

Opps :ohno: Read the story the wrong way round...must go to Specsavers.

God ....not only are detectorists no more that thieves to some we are now being tarred as arsonist !!!!

To all those who say the Exploder is to heavy for them ; just take a peak on Marj's shoulder ..she must be Super Gran.

Well done Marj

Deetektor wrote:I remember this story from 2008, a nice find

Thought I'd heard a similar story before ..wasn't he the scrap metal dealer who couldn't tell the difference between gold and brass ?

Total Scum...authorities no doubt will condem these occurences ..but nothing will get done ..there will be many more incidents like what's happen to this poor chap.

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Sally Worrell said what !!! :emb1:

That was exciting ..wonder who landed it ?