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Thought that we might get away with the heavy rain forcasted today, the day started of quite dry with just a few spots :icon_thumleft:...And Then The Rain Came...with vengence, braved four hours of it, before giving up the ghost :'(

Not much to show I'm afraid :-\ but managed a few bits including another poor Roman Silver(debased) and a nice Bronze of Lucillia :icon_thumleft:

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Was that the field as you left it, the one with the puddles :o

You're a braver man than me :laughing7:

I love that brooch :icon_thumleft:
 
shaun7 said:
Was that the field as you left it, the one with the puddles :o

You're a braver man than me :laughing7:

I love that brooch :icon_thumleft:
Yes...and the last picture driving away over the bridge through the tiny village, some of the locals were sandbagging the doors :o

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Silver Searcher said:
shaun7 said:
Was that the field as you left it, the one with the puddles :o

You're a braver man than me :laughing7:

I love that brooch :icon_thumleft:
Yes...and the last picture driving away over the bridge through the tiny village, some of the locals were sandbagging the doors :o

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You must have frightened them :laughing7:

Well done for lasting four hours :notworthy:
 
shaun7 said:
Silver Searcher said:
shaun7 said:
Was that the field as you left it, the one with the puddles :o

You're a braver man than me :laughing7:

I love that brooch :icon_thumleft:
Yes...and the last picture driving away over the bridge through the tiny village, some of the locals were sandbagging the doors :o

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You must have frightened them :laughing7:

Well done for lasting four hours :notworthy:
Soaked through...need new waterproofs now for winter. The control box from the detector is in the airing cuboard, just to make sure there is no moisture in it :o

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Silver Searcher said:
shaun7 said:
Silver Searcher said:
shaun7 said:
Was that the field as you left it, the one with the puddles :o

You're a braver man than me :laughing7:

I love that brooch :icon_thumleft:
Yes...and the last picture driving away over the bridge through the tiny village, some of the locals were sandbagging the doors :o

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You must have frightened them :laughing7:

Well done for lasting four hours :notworthy:
Soaked through...need new waterproofs now for winter. The control box from the detector is in the airing cuboard, just to make sure there is no moisture in it :o

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Didn't think of that :icon_thumleft:
 
Lordy! I'll be there in 10 days to detect. Could you put in a good word with the weather god of gods?
 
CAgem said:
Lordy! I'll be there in 10 days to detect. Could you put in a good word with the weather god of gods?
It's the best time to come now :icon_thumleft: but you can't rely on our weather behaving itself :laughing9:,, were abouts are you coming to :help:

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The first photo looks like very pleasant hunting!
Our fields that I hunt here are heavy thick clay. Turns to concrete in the summer.
The British (Gen. Cornwallis) soldiers appropriately named a marching trail "Pudding Ridge" When the soil gets wet here, it resembles pudding. Imagine trying to march on that!
 
4-H said:
The first photo looks like very pleasant hunting!
Our fields that I hunt here are heavy thick clay. Turns to concrete in the summer.
The British (Gen. Cornwallis) soldiers appropriately named a marching trail "Pudding Ridge" When the soil gets wet here, it resembles pudding. Imagine trying to march on that!
:hello:

Mike that field can be totally wet and sticky on the morning, and then powder dry on the afternoon. It really is a joy to dig on, so sandy, it's the Farmers best field :o but most of his fields are the same :icon_thumleft:

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