Ice that didnt melt on a hot sunday

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Ice that didnt melt on a hot sunday

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Seeing as the grankids had gone home and the Mrs went to work yesterday afternoon, I thought it a good opportunity to take a few hours out in peace on a cool beach. Didnt expect much as I know it had been hammered by the pound coin gang over the weekend so was a little surprised I'd been left a few pieces ::g
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Oops, was meant to go in beach section rl;
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I would be pleased with that lot well done. ::g
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Post by Zyrbalax »

Very bling watch! Well done :)

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Post by RossDG »

The watch is about £150 new - not a bad find there!
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Post by Koala »

ice haul ::g ::g
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Post by cammann »

Wow, a very tidy session indeed. Lucky to find so many coins these days - contactless is definately having an impact on beach productivity in Norfolk/Suffolk beaches.
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Post by FUBAR »

Nice very nice indeed. Great pics 😊
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Wow , that is the best days hunting ever. Well done 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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A great haul there. ::g
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Post by JBM »

Well done.

Thats more profitable than going to work.LOL. ::g ;)

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Post by Junior »

Found a few items....doooooooòo...more than I get in a season ...well done ::g
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Cracking haul.... not least as you mention it had been hammered previously.
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Post by ICENI »

Great finds , well done ::g
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