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Metal detecting beaches, rivers and other water related areas.
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Tomo
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tea times beach bits

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getting anything on the beach on such a nice day is a bonus. Pulled out an old penny, 2 half pennys, 2 bob bit, some clad and a solid 22ct aluminium finger ring lol
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That has to be better than tent pegs and scrap. ::g
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gotta be better than scrap indeed ::g
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Nice one tomo ::g hopefully now the better weathers here mate and a few more people hitting the beach.i'll be frequenting our local spots lol,i'll give you a shout if you fancy a wander about ;)

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yellow wrote:Nice one tomo ::g hopefully now the better weathers here mate and a few more people hitting the beach.i'll be frequenting our local spots lol,i'll give you a shout if you fancy a wander about ;)

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just drop us a line mate. Fancy a run somewere new were people have actually got something to lose Lmao
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