CRUSADER
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March was the driest in 50 years, so called April Showers has be as dry as a bone. Farmers are having issues feeding their live stock, as the grass & hay is not growing & they used up last years hay. This year the hay will be poor, just to compound the problem
Wheat prices (bread) will probably increase with the poor yield :PI spent 2 hours jumping on my spade on solid clay, maybe making 1/2inch every 2 jumps
I'm not going out again until the rain comes, but it maybe some weeks 
Anyway, managed a few finds:
Plenty of 19th C Lead
2 Smooth Enfields numbered '1' inside 
1 nice 18th C pewter Button
3 Scrappy Roman Coins
My fav find - Victorian Coin Weight (for a Gold Sovereign)
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and drought in England . 
. I went out last Sunday and gave up after 3 hours and 2 Roman coins. Like you, I think I will wait for some rain, should be some by the end of the week, fingers crossed. It's also rather typical that I have just acquired another farm to detect just when the ground is too hard 










