Dunwich and southbound beach detecting

Metal detecting beaches, rivers and other water related areas.
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Ubclebob
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Dunwich and southbound beach detecting

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Anyone's opinion about this beach to bother doing it or not, or has it been done to death ?

Or do you think summer walkers season over and go find what's out there?
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I've been on Dunwich a few times. Never found anything old. Best was a modern titanium wedding ring.
Nokta Legend, LG35, LG28 & LG24 coils + Accupointer.
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Previously, early 80s to early 90s top-end C-Scopes and Tesoros. Early 90s onwards, several Whites "big box" detectors including the wonderful V3i - which is much missed.
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Never detected it but I've found a lovely piece of amber and part of a human femur bone!
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ra-ma-ses wrote: Sat Nov 12, 2022 7:20 pm I've been on Dunwich a few times. Never found anything old. Best was a modern titanium wedding ring.
Jewellery isn't a bad thing !
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