After years of being mocked about trying to find buried treasure, someone finally has!
Talk about cool...so there's hope for me too.
https://www.northnorfolknews.co.uk/news ... ch-8780152
My only wish is that they'd posted some close-up pics of the chest and the lock, as it looks to date from the Georgian Era. I also wish they would've offered up theories on how or why it ended up being "buried behind a mound of sand at the bottom of a cliff behind a raised bank."
The glass toilet water bottle appears to date from the 1860 - 80 period.
Thanks for looking and happy hunting!
Dave
Talk about cool...so there's hope for me too.
https://www.northnorfolknews.co.uk/news ... ch-8780152
My only wish is that they'd posted some close-up pics of the chest and the lock, as it looks to date from the Georgian Era. I also wish they would've offered up theories on how or why it ended up being "buried behind a mound of sand at the bottom of a cliff behind a raised bank."
The glass toilet water bottle appears to date from the 1860 - 80 period.
Thanks for looking and happy hunting!
Dave