piker wrote:not a bad site as it happens farty, better than i imagined

Since when did you have an imagination then ?

A few days ago I contacted the British Button Society, when try to get info about someones find.

They have been very helpful, and have suggested that, those with an interest may wish to join the society.

This can be done at ;- http://www.britishbuttonsociety.org

To repeat what Jerry said, I hope that your equipment was covered on your contents insurance. It should be.

Really bad news, and I feel gutted for you.

Congratulations to the team, and all who contributed to it, as usual a very professional magazine.

It does sound like a good move Tony, but, I have severe reservations about the service BT give, and have had ever since moving from AOL. Interestingly, BT was NOT in the top performers in a recent Which review on Broadband suppliers. Also, when it does happen we can all rest assured, the price WILL ...

You're too sweet to make mistakes Corinne.

Great reading, as usual, but, I have one small question. The magazine gives details of the MAY find of the month winners, and yet it still appears to be running through the poll stage on the forum. Which is correct ?

Terry, congratulations on a wonderful topic header. Perfect words, for a send off of that lovely lady.

Well done, yet again.

I cannot comment on the argument between the Plymouth club, and an ex-member, because I know nothing about it. But, I would like to say that, having attended quite a few sunday digs on their sites, it has always been an enjoyable experience, and the atmosphere has been very friendly. Something which...

It's encouraging that the police are at last taking this seriously :g38: The Police always take crime seriously. They can only act on information received. I suspect in this case from the landowner. Well spoken, I would add that, it is not the police who, in the end, decide whether a prosecution ta...

Just been listening to one of them, being intervied. One thing he related shows just how much the Spaniards love us Brit's.

He said, "In the begining, the police kept refering to us as, DRAKES MEN". As he also said, "Talk about holding a grudge for a few years.

I was going to say something very rude, but thought better of it.

Mammy, they've found you at last !

Heard about it on Radio Cornwall last week, it is so good to know that they are staying in the county.