Stuff like that happens, fortunatly in my case the new farmer realised that I'd been caught out by a change of owner. He wasn't quite so understanding with the "night shift" that turned up a few days...
I concur. I've used Sat-Nav at work and I don't like it. A few minutes with the road atlas and a 1 page google maps print out of the destination is what I prefer.
It's probably true.
If it's an extension of "The State" there is a policy of no insurance as "The State" has sufficient funds to cover any risk. So cars owned by government departments used only...
I happens here too.
Alan Garner the author admits to boyhood habit of augmenting his pocket money each Monday with coins thrown by tourists into The Wishing Well at Alderley Edge each weekend.
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Sounds like you need to get out of Auto sensitivity and use manual, as high as you can (until your ears hurt). You need to go horribly slow in Auto to get the machine to push up the sensitivity, even...
Nope, I know everyone who has detected that field over the last 25 years (and there have been a few). There have been a small number of hammered, a few Georgian and I can't remember any Roman.
the JB does look good but they are a tad pricey imo, heres my Tesco £8 job beside my mini, the mini is now my backup but don't think it will see much action ;)
I can't believe you had to pay 8...
Get in the zone and listen very carefully. It might well have been ploughed at some point, or have shallow bedrock, or been turned over by moles. It might not be as difficult as you think and it's...
I was back again today, the beans have grown on the patch I was on but the other side of the field was still relatively bare. The bigger brooch was on the surface and is covered in a rusty deposit, I...
I'd say the farthing is interesting rather than valuable, something has gone wrong with the striking, it looks a little off-centre and maybe the collar shifted to allow the metal to squeeze out a bit...
There are a huge range of compositions with varying degrees of silver and bronze mixed in, some were debased with iron too. It makes the whole thing too unpredictable.
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