I am detecting a beach in cornwall hardly any signals there
Went 1 hr before got first one found £2.50 and a nice cap badge and a nice
View took a pic for you
Morning on the beach
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terrybull
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Morning on the beach
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oliver
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Nice view what beach is that in 
Cornwall
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MINELAB SOV GT with 13 ultimate DD coil
LASER B3
MUCK DIGGER SAND SCOOP
FLOATING SIEVE
PLASTIC SAND SHOVEL
CHEST WADERS
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EVOLUTIONS HAND TROWEL
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oliver
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yes looks cool one that i have not been to. 
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XP DEUS
MINELAB SOV GT with 13 ultimate DD coil
LASER B3
MUCK DIGGER SAND SCOOP
FLOATING SIEVE
PLASTIC SAND SHOVEL
CHEST WADERS
GARRET PROBE
EVOLUTIONS HAND TROWEL
GARRET PROBE WITH SHEATH
XP DEUS
MINELAB SOV GT with 13 ultimate DD coil
LASER B3
MUCK DIGGER SAND SCOOP
FLOATING SIEVE
PLASTIC SAND SHOVEL
CHEST WADERS
GARRET PROBE
EVOLUTIONS HAND TROWEL
GARRET PROBE WITH SHEATH
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ROCK HOPPER
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I live near Crantock.
I have never found anything of worth on the beach, only finds have come from the river with my underwater detector.
I have never found anything of worth on the beach, only finds have come from the river with my underwater detector.
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terrybull
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Don't get many beeps down there a not even a rim pull a mate went to a difrant beach today found a musket ball and a cap badge old one And 4 x 20p. And a nice tanROCK HOPPER wrote:I live near Crantock.
I have never found anything of worth on the beach, only finds have come from the river with my underwater detector.
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cheatedcheetah
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Hi guys
saw the pic and post - I have been going to cornwall for my hols for about 20 years now, stayed at various campsites in the Newquay area. Crantock is one of my favourite beaches - boarding during the day and md'ing on an evening when the crowds have gone.
I always seem to find something when i'm there - last year was my best find to date - a fully working Ipod buried in the high tide waterline about 4 inches down. I was going to throw it in my tackle box cos i thought it was a fishing weight covered in sand until i cleaned it off and realised it had a moving picture on it, so off it went into a bowl of rice for 3 days and hey presto....
I'm back down in september for 3 weeks with the loud and proud Ace 150 - maybe see you there
Oh P.S. - leave some spare change buried for me !! - car parking is expensive
Tin
saw the pic and post - I have been going to cornwall for my hols for about 20 years now, stayed at various campsites in the Newquay area. Crantock is one of my favourite beaches - boarding during the day and md'ing on an evening when the crowds have gone.
I always seem to find something when i'm there - last year was my best find to date - a fully working Ipod buried in the high tide waterline about 4 inches down. I was going to throw it in my tackle box cos i thought it was a fishing weight covered in sand until i cleaned it off and realised it had a moving picture on it, so off it went into a bowl of rice for 3 days and hey presto....
I'm back down in september for 3 weeks with the loud and proud Ace 150 - maybe see you there
Oh P.S. - leave some spare change buried for me !! - car parking is expensive
Tin
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terrybull
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. Nice one found more then me mate larst day here today and it's raining so don't think I will be getting out today. Butt coming back in end of August 22 so will have a go then all the best parking is a joke here found some free parking butt a 15 min walk down to the beach love it here nice food pasty ice cream fish and chips is the best and the cider rattler lolcheatedcheetah wrote:Hi guys
saw the pic and post - I have been going to cornwall for my hols for about 20 years now, stayed at various campsites in the Newquay area. Crantock is one of my favourite beaches - boarding during the day and md'ing on an evening when the crowds have gone.
I always seem to find something when i'm there - last year was my best find to date - a fully working Ipod buried in the high tide waterline about 4 inches down. I was going to throw it in my tackle box cos i thought it was a fishing weight covered in sand until i cleaned it off and realised it had a moving picture on it, so off it went into a bowl of rice for 3 days and hey presto....
I'm back down in september for 3 weeks with the loud and proud Ace 150 - maybe see you there
Oh P.S. - leave some spare change buried for me !! - car parking is expensive
Tin
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