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blackpool beach

Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2013 12:28 pm
by THE MOLE
i hear blackpool took a bit of a battering with the weather the other night, has anybody been down today ?. hows the sand, there was loads on last time i went.
was going to go down myself today but the tide times where a bit late today so didnt bother as its a 100 mile round trip

neil.

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2013 12:44 pm
by STIG
THE MOLE wrote:i hear blackpool took a bit of a battering with the weather the other night, has anybody been down today ?. hows the sand, there was loads on last time i went.
was going to go down myself today but the tide times where a bit late today so didnt bother as its a 100 mile round trip

neil.
Wowwww, your a bit keen Neil :-O , 100 mile round trip and the lights might not even be on =))

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2013 12:47 pm
by THE MOLE
not bothered about the lights alan ,dont want the sand to be on =)) . its not bad really only 40/45 mins drive depending on traffic. plus theres a good cafe across from the car park for a full breaky

by the way hows that cover going (:|

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2013 1:05 pm
by STIG
THE MOLE wrote:not bothered about the lights alan ,dont want the sand to be on =)) . its not bad really only 40/45 mins drive depending on traffic. plus theres a good cafe across from the car park for a full breaky

by the way hows that cover going (:|
Sent Evergreens an email regarding cover as I tried ringing them with no response !!! , still heard Nowt back yet :-/ . I will ring them again after New year. ::g .

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2013 1:26 pm
by THE MOLE
ive phoned them on four different occasions and they never answer the phone, in my opinion that company is a total waste of space.

pm tony hunt he might be able to help you out, he used to deal with nokta ::g its worth a try

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2013 2:17 pm
by STIG
THE MOLE wrote:ive phoned them on four different occasions and they never answer the phone, in my opinion that company is a total waste of space.

pm tony hunt he might be able to help you out, he used to deal with nokta ::g its worth a try

I will do Neil, i'll PM him now, thanks mate . . ::g

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:17 pm
by THE MOLE
im suprised knowbodys been on blackers yet :-/ ?

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2013 10:09 am
by mosstrooper
blackpool beach had a large amount of sand dumped on it by recent storms. its not detecting well at the moment. i live 100 yrds from it. was down myself yesterday but nothing.

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2013 10:17 am
by THE MOLE
mosstrooper wrote:blackpool beach had a large amount of sand dumped on it by recent storms. its not detecting well at the moment. i live 100 yrds from it. was down myself yesterday but nothing.
thanks mate i was down there about three weeks ago and there was alot of sand on then, thats saved me a wasted journey OooO

neil.

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2013 2:07 pm
by ribeye
Hi mate me and a friend went just after the big tidal surge a few weeks ago hoping it may have stirred a few things up. (210m round trip) Loads of sand in and very little finds to show and was very disappointed, to top it all off we went to the chippy for fish n chips to put a smile back on our faces( stickle back n a few chips) gutted we was. we put it down to not knowing blackpool as it was our first trip there so better look next time.
Good luck... ::g

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2013 2:15 pm
by THE MOLE
thats a fair old round trip ribeye, for future reference theres a good cafe oppersite the central carpark at the back behind coral island to the right. yeh its not good atm way to much sand. i dont know blackpool that well myself as far as detecting goes so dont know the best spots ::g

neil.

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 3:30 pm
by mwoc
Thinking of heading down in the morning. Hoping some of the sand has shifted since my last visit.

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 6:59 pm
by THE MOLE
mwoc wrote:Thinking of heading down in the morning. Hoping some of the sand has shifted since my last visit.
think il be there sunday, but not sure if we are doing beach or pasture, let us know how you get on mate ::g

neil.

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 9:02 pm
by oldartefact
THE MOLE wrote:
mwoc wrote:Thinking of heading down in the morning. Hoping some of the sand has shifted since my last visit.
think il be there sunday, but not sure if we are doing beach or pasture, let us know how you get on mate ::g

neil.
I know that there are Donkeys on the beach... but must admit to not spying the pasture!!! that said i have seen some sea grass floating around!!! B-) B-) B-)

Re: blackpool beach

Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2014 4:59 pm
by mwoc
Spent a few hours there this morning around the central pier area. Hardly any signals at all. Still plenty of sand on. Nice cut running through the middle, worked it for a while and only turned up a few hot rocks. Tried digging down to see how deep the hard pack was in a few areas and could not reach it ?

I think I will now leave this beach till I'm more experienced or there's some drastic changes to the sand levels.

Finds for the day 1 modern 5 pence, the usual ringpull and a few lumps of the black tar stuff that gave cracking signals, but alas contained no goodies when I broke them up at home.