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Hello all.. 
if you have been following my recent posts you will know which street I refer to, yesterday I managed a two and a half hour hunt after work, there had been some heavy rain in the afternoon so going was a bit tough
Once again I worked the spoil heaps, couldn't do the trenches as the Arch's were all over it and I didn't want to upset anyone
had my first Roman Silver
(Hadrian) I will update the coin later, this again come out of the steep slopes of the spoil
this very difficult to detect.
Further down the spoil had another hammered Edward? not quite sure which one, it was a bit of a quiet hunt really with not much to show but have a look at the pictures


if you have been following my recent posts you will know which street I refer to, yesterday I managed a two and a half hour hunt after work, there had been some heavy rain in the afternoon so going was a bit tough

Once again I worked the spoil heaps, couldn't do the trenches as the Arch's were all over it and I didn't want to upset anyone
had my first Roman Silver
(Hadrian) I will update the coin later, this again come out of the steep slopes of the spoil
this very difficult to detect.Further down the spoil had another hammered Edward? not quite sure which one, it was a bit of a quiet hunt really with not much to show but have a look at the pictures

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he had a big presence in the North of England were I live 


Very very cool 






