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New update will be going thursday now coming back friday evening. Looking at tide times I think detecting may not take place as I was going to do this whilst wifey was in confferance but unfortunately low tide coincides with her end of day.
May still take a small fishing rod see if I can fish off the pier though.

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Good luck with the fishing Paul, don't fall off the pier or catch Jaws. Pity about the tides, can you not get out very early in the morning to catch a low tide. No experience of beach detecting but I hear many prefer to go out early and late to avoid the crowds and detect in peace.
Good luck in any case, Liam ::g
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How did you get on with the beach then not herd any report back weather not that good down there stating to grow webbed feet er in Devon ::g :D :))
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