silverback

yep,loads a ring pulls, really old bottle tops,some stunning 400 year old buttons, i have a 600 year old well to check out the surronding area when it gets a bit warmer. have saved a lot a bits of victorian toys and made a 3d frame for them all, its sure me hooked for sure,i were out at 4 am a couple a weeks back in the rain and found lots of stunning farthings and bullie shillings, but ended up in bed 4 days with flu. i wish i had done this 40 years ago.

me too,its great, cost me over a grand once i had seen a few episodes way back to get all the tackle. but what a fantastic hobby to just wander round pastures digging up 200-500 year old coins,tunic decorations,spear heads, its so peacefull and have just got another 35 acres of pasturland and stubble fields, its real treasure hunting when you get a decent signal and turn over a big grass sod and its got silver 1802 shillings in it..

Go on you know you want to, Simply Brilliant,>>>>> Rosie Molloy gives up everything. Sheridan smith at her best by far. hard hitting comedy??

Fleebag.

A fella doing his kitchen up,detects under foundations and finds silver and gold coins worth £750.000. try ellerby gold coins find. or log in to the forum one guy on his first outing finds biggest gold coin ever thats going to auction soon.

They might have fun in the land around the auction bought house, https://www.metaldetectingforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=142756

i missed this first time round, only caught up with it a few months back, really grabbed me big time, hooked for sure and a great bit a tv, 2 new garretts/300ace and a 400i,pointers/diggers,testing gear and electrosis kit, anyone who aint seen this is missing some fantastic tv and the chance to do the same yourself, fresh air,long walks and bits a treasure too after many bottle tops, found 2 bullets,a 1894 farthing 1902 penny,an old corgi van, great hobby for sure.

Brassic. real propper tv like.

Must have had boots to crush a chest like they did,local tribe took offence to stolen relics i reckon, horrific for sure.

Just got thru Conjuring 1 and 2, quality movies.

TOP GUN, action packed and well worth the £18 for me n wife. that f18 is super.

Good call that one,am well pleased.cheers.

my grandad used to bring horse steak home for us on a friday night when i were a nipper 1960s,he worked on railway and one a lads butchered for the whole workforce, looked kinda greenish when cooked but sure packed some flavour for sure,

60s too.

Not really a will smith fan but enjoyed>> ALI, worth a watch on a damp afternoon.