couple of hours on beach this evening

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couple of hours on beach this evening

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Had a few hours after work in glorious sunshine on the beach until the blackest cloud you ever seen came over and started thundering. The rain started and we headed for cover behind the prom wall and all of a sudden it started hailstoning what looked like marbles. After 10 minutes it was gone :-O
6p is all I had to show for 3 hours play.

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Not nice.. Just seen on the news they got hail size of oranges in West Germany,, Biggest hail ever seen is 180 mm..
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Bloody oranges. Thought these were bad lol
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Makes a change from musket balls :D :D ::g
did they come up as ferrous/non ferrous ;))
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SheffieldSparky wrote:Makes a change from musket balls :D :D ::g
did they come up as ferrous/non ferrous ;))
The i.d. number on the etrac was H2o
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Tomo wrote:
SheffieldSparky wrote:Makes a change from musket balls :D :D ::g
did they come up as ferrous/non ferrous ;))
The i.d. number on the etrac was H2o
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Tomo wrote: 6p is all I had to show for 3 hours play.

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That's 6p more than I had off Saltburn yesterday Tomo rl;
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