I don,t agree with nighthawking but we have to be careful about how people are dealt with when caught with a metal detector. We all carry one and we could be mistakenly apprehended. When I restarted detecting in 2005 I went to a field I had been given permission on, I did,nt think I could have been ...

There could be all sorts of interesting finds at the bottom of a well that old?

Why do they collect them in the first place then leave them to rot?

I hated history at school thought it was the most boring lesson out 20 + years ago, I love it now because I've got an interest in it through the hobby, perhaps if it was made more interesting more kids might have wanted to do it. History was one of the lessons I enjoyed 50 years ago now, maths and ...

piker wrote:did not think you could answer them points, you and your labour rubbish, donny dave

Every one to their own opinion Piker no point in arguing politics on a detecting forum

This country has been down the plughole years before this Labour government got in, I noticed the difference when I got back from Africa in the 70,s and the Thatcher lot where still in power, I could,nt get a job they had already destroyed our steel industry, then they started persecuted the miners ...

That is very sad and they wonder why kids today leave school not very bright, soon they will be doing lessons in computer games and how to relax to enjoy them.

Found today at North Cave East Yorkshire http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t7/Dodgydave_01/detector%20finds/bagseal003lion.jpg http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t7/Dodgydave_01/detector%20finds/bagseal002331.jpg Also from East Yorkshire http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t7/Dodgydave_01/detector%2...

Could you repeat that please

Thanks Commando it is great some one is fluent in French I did it at school and struggled and I was one of the top marks in class, but thats 45 years ago I think you have to live with it to learn it fluently I feel sorry for the guy trying to comunicate with us thick lot

Your English is better than my French which is virtually non existant, but I am sorry I can not understand, or the link, it would have to be in English I have problems following some of the English posts and its their language

Reminds me of a building I had dealings with a few years back - the owner wanted to reduce the thickness of the end wall (which was about five feet thick and had several phases of fireplace, from an inglenook to a 1950's small one) and we discovered a spiral staircase in the thickness of the wall i...

Made for me by a chap called Neil Burridge who runs bronze casting courses Did you get to watch the process, if so must have been fascinating. he was able to let him know that the ironwork he'd chucked in the river (Witham) was, in fact, the framework of an Anglo-Saxon helmet - of which there are o...

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dazzbarwise wrote:Nearly wore my ink out printing our 4 pages ..

great news letter i like the bit with me in it

Yes that was a good read

One of my relatives will if he reads about it, one of my brother-in-laws is a professional funeral attender, he goes for the free nosh and p*** up