Teatime beach finds

Metal detecting beaches, rivers and other water related areas.
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Tomo
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Teatime beach finds

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had a luvly quiet few hours on the beach. No better way to cool off and chill after work Dont you think. Mainly coppers, sixpence, old half penny, another motor etc
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nice finds and a good way to chill after a hard days work, thanks for sharing your pics.
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Great finds same here love to head out its great for clearing stress of the daily grind ::g
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very true stress busting toy metal detector or stress making if you have no sites available at the mo like me boo :((
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had an hour this afternoon and I've never seen the beach so full since i was a kid. The recession is certainly doin wonders for our seaside trade. Gave up after an hour and came away with a threepenny bit and a George halfpenny. Oh and a mackeral lure and 3 fishing weights.
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I only usually find loose change but I really enjoy beach detecting, a friend and I am organising a trip to a costal battery before the winter storms take it off the cliff, hoping for some nice finds.
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Anubis wrote:I only usually find loose change but I really enjoy beach detecting, a friend and I am organising a trip to a costal battery before the winter storms take it off the cliff, hoping for some nice finds.
good luck with that ::g
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