The Wash - East Coast

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Russ1968
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The Wash - East Coast

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Hi,

Has anyone detected in the Wash on the East coast?

I'm thinking of taking a trip down there from Doncaster and would like to know if the trip will be worth the fuel?

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Bad old King John was reputed to have lost a fortune around the Wash. No one has found it.
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but it's a heck of a size, right? the wash. hope you have good fortune there if you decide to go, is it crown foreshore? :-/
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They recon he lost his treasure in the wisbeach area, I'm in Doncaster and fancy a road trip to the coast
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yeah ive seen the range its just east of Wainfleet, A10 Tankbusters buzzing the targets is very impressive
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stargazer wrote:Bad old King John was reputed to have lost a fortune around the Wash. No one has found it.
Reckon it was just an insurance scam... :D
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Post by Russ1968 »

Hi,

I've looked at the foreshore maps and it looks like it is crown foreshore.
I've already got my license as thought it was best too (although the rivers that i've been too inland (where it says you can go)...well the banks are all too steep...sheer drops! Is that the hook? Well give you some detectoring space but you want be able too detect unless your a fish or have very long legs?)

If anyone has been detecting at The Wash let me know. Was it any good? Did you found the lost treasure?

Dont want to take a trip down there only too find its all a bombing range or a nature reserve.

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Why go to the wash when theres some great beach detecting on the yorkshire east coast ?
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kings john treasure
(a)might of not of been lost possibly stolen by kings men
(b) dank pool known as King John's Hole is said to exist somewhere on the southern side of the King's Lynn to Long Sutton Road. This is alleged to be the hiding place of King John's treasure some many years ago some man become very rich overnight there was speculation he found the treasure.
(Csee a program on kings johns treasure once they said it would of sank so deep ,i dont think a jcb could reach it. ;) good luck
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800 years ago wisbech was near the coast ......the land has been reclaimed.......if you tried 10 miles inshore you would be more fruitful ....the trouble is no-one kept records of the claimed lands.....good luck anyway m8 :)

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who needs a detector to find king johns treasure :)
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TinCanMan wrote:Take care - several military gunnery ranges in that area including air to ground.


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