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Puffin wrote:Now thats a wet knicker find, Steve.

pete better put his pullups on before he looks at that one

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The prehistoric axe which is believed to be around 6000 years old, was unearthed by archaeologists ahead of the construction of the Olympic site in Stratford, London.

no one is ignoring it - if its fact it should be known but if its speculation or rumours for tv ratings then its wrong. someone close to me went through this so i know how it affects lives forever.

more waste -

its easy to say these things when someone cant fight back but it will make good tv ratings and thats all they are after,

few - will look forward to seeing what it finds

In Newport, Vermont, Roger Pion, a farmer, used his tractor to allegedly destroy six police cars and an unmarked van belonging to the Orleans County Sheriff’s Department

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i would go and knock a few farm doors, explaining you have been out the hobby for a while and just looking for a field for a few hours detecting

they say -

The object fulfils the Treasure Act after it was confirmed that it was prehistoric and part of it was precious metal

i wouldnt of thought the mercury guilding would make it a treasure case?

great work - i wonder why more of this waste cant be used as fuel in incinerators to produce power, we have a new on built not far from us - i might put this to the mp

thats a great tool barry - just been looking at the old hedge rows in some of the fields i do i like the way you can transparent over the aerial pic

just had this email from the 38degrees - Hi Steven, Thanks for getting in touch about the issue of contaminated green waste. There's a couple of ways you can take your campaign idea forward: 1. There's a new part of the 38 Degrees site where members can set up and run their own campaigns - it's call...

i see they have this as a pipe tamper - its a water pistol the missing handle would be a hollow rubber one to suck the water up - i bet it has a hole through to the handle - i have found them on the beaches - i recon they date to the 1950 - 60's http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/49033...

pics from another site kindly let us use them, thanks -