Metal Detecting

Will be on the beach Monday and Tuesday good luck guys

Yup, a real howler of a storm brewing up out in the Atlantic, due to hit us in the south-west early hours of Monday morning. We are on 'Amber Alert' for Monday Morning.
Typical, my work sheet for all next week shows no time for detecting....I would quit my job if i wasn't afraid of me missus.

We must be sad to keep wishing for bad weather

my beachscan eyeing up the front door its waiting to go

Different from us landlubbers, dreading the next few days, just hope tomorrow aint too bad.

stevieB wrote:Different from us landlubbers, dreading the next few days, just hope tomorrow aint too bad.

I haven't finished building my "mega shed" yet...got a tarp with batons screwed into the roof...better not end up next door
MUD

MrLysol wrote:Are any Kent lads heading to the beaches on Monday ? I'm thinking of heading to Camber at low tide :-)

be that way tuesday me thinks,camber,pett level, or winchelsea,cant make my mind up yet.

Sky News are at Brighton and they said there is someone detecting there now lol

Dave &*(

good luck fellas bet there be some gear come of the beaches today id love to be out there detecting

as any one been hit bad with the weather, weve had nothing here in the north west just the usual rain but not heavy

neil.

We all know who that will be don't we Mr Nukem. lol, he has an obsession with finding coins of any value before somebody else gets them.

THE MOLE wrote:as any one been hit bad with the weather, weve had nothing here in the north west just the usual rain but not heavy

neil.

Its not as bad down here in Dorset either as the jolly old BBC are hyping it up to be. We were right in the worst place supposed to be. Normal Autumnal Equinox storm that always happens late October time. 1987 Hurricane was a proper storm, trouble is everybody has been led to believe that it was going to be the same as by the media. Everybody from the weather men down have to cover their arses these days. 99 mile an hour winds at the Needles is pretty normal in storms this time of the year as are 60-70 mph winds inland. You can understand why the trains cant run a timetable in weather like this but how can they say yesterday that all the schools will be shut today, why?