Getting Back To Sanity (Thank God!!!)

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Getting Back To Sanity (Thank God!!!)

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Been away recently to Cornwall,took the detector with me in case an opportunity presented itself.It didn`t and I ended up ruining a tyre by scraping against a stone wall when reversing in a very narrow road to let the oncoming traffic through.The trafic there is horrendous,exaccerbated no doubt by the Bank Holiday and off the main routes many roads are very narrow..Checked out a couple of beaches (Portscatho and St Mawes) but all were filled with holidaymakers.
Back home I headed for Clacton (always manage to find something there) arriving at 7.50a.m.I searched along the top of west beach (pier to martello inn) and found a `hot spot` that produced 30 coins in an area of 2 sq yds.Apart from a £1 and 5p all were 1p`s.Heading down to the low tide area I found a couple of pieces of gimcrack jewelry and then along to the pier where I could see signs of some previous detecting activity.Usually a couple of detectorists search under the pier following the tide out and I could see plenty of holes there.Still,I decided to give it a go and see what if anything they had missed and was surprised to find a number of coins there though shortly after I started,the earphones packed up (anyone else had that problem?).Couldn`t make them work so had to carry on without,even so I still managed to find £3.15 under the pier.So,I ended up with 61 coins and 3 bits of gimcrack (£6.32) and lessons to learn???
1.Never drive to Cornwall during a Bank Holiday. ;;z
2.Always carry a spare set of headphones. :D
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