That is an interesting report highlighting what is a sad situation, for all of us, and could in time affect our hobby as we know it. I woud love to become involved with archeological digs, and may just have opened a door, with the National Trust. I won't go into details, but will say that by having ...

The Vulcan, and the Javelin, two of Britains great aircraft.

Yes, you are spot on ARGOS is the offshoot.

Mal Asterley wrote:BRING BACK GREEN SHIELD STAMPS !! I trusted them , who else is old enough to remember them ??? .

Mal .

Me, and what company was a shoot off from Greenshield stamps, and is still going today ?


The Sainsbury offer is a farce, who the hell can afford to spend 60 pounds in store these days ?

As you say, "IFFY", can't see this just being natural causes somehow.

I hope, in the right way, that it is, for his family and friends sake.

Either way, any death is a sad moment.

Sad news, but he had a good life, and was a great actor.

Thank you for posting that, I have a brother who lives on the edge of the moor, on the Devon side.

How interesting that story is.

Great news, and a welcome plus for the hobby.

Yet another brilliant issue of what must be close to being the best detecting magazine in the UK.

Any positive news is good news, but, some just have to look on the down side.

Your secomd post is very interesting too.

Those are superb shots. The guy is a genius.

lammytheman wrote:Yes John that stuff is well worth the money.
By the way what kind of a signal did the dog poo give.
I dont think my t2 can detect it.

A REAL STINKER

Jammy gits.

Whenever I go detecting I carry a small bottle of anticeptic hand cleansing gel with my, as, if not using gloves, you never know what you may dig up, particularly on beaches. A couple of days ago I got a handful of dog poo, where some idiot had just covered it with sand. Fortunately I was able to cl...