have you tried the local paper to the area they mite have records or probably a visit to the town hall her name is bound to appear some were its great what your doing i wish you the best of look and keep us informed if you find her it would make a great story for the news letter

well i hope its our turn next lol

sorry phil i must have misread it my apologies but siting hear wishfull thinking you no how it is

well done phil now you'll probably have to wait 12 months for them to decide what its value is but well done on the find and recording it with the pas

chears phild but its a lovely map ime sure if you gave it to you friendly flo he mite translate it for you back at the museum just a thought

thats a nice old map any ideas of the name of the area thanks for shairing it

I expect as usual, there will be those who see it as an attack on their civil liberties :-? You only have to go to Walton-on the Naze in Essex to see the damage to the cliffs done by fossil hunters. There has been a lot of natural erosion anyway, with the WWII pill boxes which used to be on top of ...

i suppose its ok to pick them up off the beach but when ther digging them out of the cliffs its a different mater i wonder how much coast line has been dug away by people over the years
has any body got any pictures

only wish i lived closer what a sweet opportunity to learn and gain more understanding of our past nice of you to flag it up historyman

i no just how you feel how did we ever get round with a 2 zs ide be lost with out my nav but the long and latitude are pretty accurate

i have the tom tom 1 i took longitude and latitude of google earth and put into my nav i drove 44 miles to were i wanted to be and it took me within 10 meters of the actual spot so not to bad i suppose