CRUSADER
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Firstly I had the following email yesterday from a landowners wife:
'I wonder if you could help us as a bit of an emergency?!! [person name] wedding ring has fallen off and he knows it is in an area about 1m x 4m in a field in amongst a pile of waste straw! Its a platinum ring.'
I replied we would find it today, & whilst I was showing a Swedish Visitor how to detect for the first time, Dad did the 1 hour 30 minutes round trip to spend 2 minutes finding it. Its always a pleasure to help on these matters, specially a wedding ring. But Dad has still got a way to go to beat my 30 second wedding ring find & return.
Picture 5 with the Royal Flying Corp Cap Badge was a short hunt Dad did yesterday.
My Swedish friend was keen to try Metal Detecting, as she is involved in Viking Reenactments & selling copies of Viking Jewelry. We took her to the best option we have right now & gave her our lighter option - Tesoro Silver UMax. She picked it up very quickly & is used to spotting things in the earth whilst fossil hunting etc.. She ended up with a great result: Roman Bronze Coin, Saxon Pin Head!, Nice Livery Button, 1886 Farthing, & several other bits.
We did 4 hours detecting in total, either side of a pack lunch.
Dad got 2 poor Hammered!
I did the worst with 1 scrappy & not even a good button!
'I wonder if you could help us as a bit of an emergency?!! [person name] wedding ring has fallen off and he knows it is in an area about 1m x 4m in a field in amongst a pile of waste straw! Its a platinum ring.'
I replied we would find it today, & whilst I was showing a Swedish Visitor how to detect for the first time, Dad did the 1 hour 30 minutes round trip to spend 2 minutes finding it. Its always a pleasure to help on these matters, specially a wedding ring. But Dad has still got a way to go to beat my 30 second wedding ring find & return.

Picture 5 with the Royal Flying Corp Cap Badge was a short hunt Dad did yesterday.
My Swedish friend was keen to try Metal Detecting, as she is involved in Viking Reenactments & selling copies of Viking Jewelry. We took her to the best option we have right now & gave her our lighter option - Tesoro Silver UMax. She picked it up very quickly & is used to spotting things in the earth whilst fossil hunting etc.. She ended up with a great result: Roman Bronze Coin, Saxon Pin Head!, Nice Livery Button, 1886 Farthing, & several other bits.
We did 4 hours detecting in total, either side of a pack lunch.
Dad got 2 poor Hammered!
I did the worst with 1 scrappy & not even a good button!

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