Metal Detecting

Hi Guys another reasonable session on the Beach nice to meet stu he had the area looking like a minefield good lad.
I had the usual decimal plus Victoria halfpenny and a George v penny are house car keys. .22 casingsand buttons etc half a dozen black lumps one holding an american coin / token badly borrowed all in all not a bad haul another £5.10 spending money

Looks a canny little session. What was in the rest of the black lumps

Hi Tomo
Two screws and a car battery brass terminal with two steel grub screws all that black crud generated by two screws must be s fair amount of electorlisit action going on there

Some nice finds,seems like you have your fingers on the Pulse

Just goes to show I have done the.same strip of beach since last wed and its still turning out stuff

a good beach hunt is hard to beat

Looks good.
Heading out that way over the xmas holiday so Dawn can play with her AT pro.

Good hunting
John and Dawn

Well done Stu that's £12.60 between us today I've just been topping up my total since wed £27.65 and 5 shillings six and halfpenny soon be able to retire ha ha

Nev, it looks like you are really enjoying your time on Filey beach, nice to see some older coins coming up it looks promising.

east coast stu wrote: had problems with 22 casings the whole session..........and a load of scrap copper and brass...........

Stu are you working the area known as 'The Tents' ? http://www.francisfrith.com/filey/photo ... 50_f23122/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; if so there is a story behind all that scrap copper and brass

I detected that area on Filey beach and other beaches along with a local over a long period of time in the 90's, all the non ferrous we dug up from that and other beaches got put in buckets in a place near the beach at the end of every session. Over the years we had collected several buckets full of the stuff. Another detectorist came on the scene regularly and managed to upset my mate for some reason then one day he just lost it and spread all the buckets of scrap back on the beach.

I lost interest in that area after that as I could not bear the thought of having to dig up that lot again

Hi Stu,
An 86 year old eh, I am 77 years old so there's hope for me as well, lol,
Tom,

Hi Ray
Yes still producing down Brigg side like Stu said lot of very soft sand seems easy digging but a soon as you touch it its like quick sand my arms kill tonight from digging frantically

The stuff is improving every sesssion Nev. Im in Scarborough sunday visiting family if you fancy showing me your patch for a couple hours
Best
Brian

No prob Brian it was good to meet Stu today although he was the other end of the beach

Certain areas its hard getting a spade in with large rocks over 12 inchs wide. so dont bring a Sandscoop! lol. Same area last week i could hardly get any signals. I need to learn how to reduce the size of my pics. This is the only site i,ve used where they come up as file to large

Stu are you uploading pics from your phone if so take a normal photo the go into your gallery open photo and crop size drops around the 500 x 500 size then just send to Mdf do all mine off mobile
Nev