UK Beach Detecting By PhilD
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UK Beach Detecting By PhilD
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Re: UK Beach Detecting By PhilD
I'll be trying out my c-scope 3mx on a beach for the first time over Easter.
Many txs for a really interesting and informative article
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Many txs for a really interesting and informative article
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Re: UK Beach Detecting By PhilD
Good Stuff Phil
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Re: UK Beach Detecting By PhilD
very informative phil must give it a try one day
all I have to do is find whatever is hiding there below my feet
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Re: UK Beach Detecting By PhilD
Brilliant article, clear and concise. I love beaches ... makes me want to go out NOW (apart from the weather that is)
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Thanks for posting, excellent read
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Excellent read and will help me along on my first Beach dig this weekend.
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Re: UK Beach Detecting By PhilD
Hi Mo and Brian,
Thanks for the info re beach detecting. I found it very useful and interesting.
Can anyone advise if detecting on a beach; are you then allowed to metal detect if there is a tributary ? Or do you have to stop at the beach area and not allowed near the river mouth?
Thanks.
Thanks for the info re beach detecting. I found it very useful and interesting.
Can anyone advise if detecting on a beach; are you then allowed to metal detect if there is a tributary ? Or do you have to stop at the beach area and not allowed near the river mouth?
Thanks.
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Re: UK Beach Detecting By PhilD
This is really interesting and helpful! Thank you!