Sunday’s Finds xx 😎

[blossom]

A gorgeous day here today, so we channeled our inner explorer and headed to another new field 😅 xx

The view was cracking, but a very quiet field! Himself was very chuffed with his bomb tail!! Couple of bits of plate, bit of a buckle, loops, spoon handles, thimble, buttons, toasted coins, and a lovely little sixpence.. 1874 .. saved my day xx

Bank holiday tomoz so will be heading out again, weather permitting xx

Those with an eagle eye may remember our amazing Roman field with the barn? … that’s the one full of crop to the left first pic 🤓 and of course the beautiful castle in the distance xx

 

[Mackaydon]

Beautiful scenery.
Is that a manor house or castle in the background?
Don in SoCal

 

[blossom]

Beautiful scenery.
Is that a manor house or castle in the background?
Don in SoCal

Thats a Castle my friend 😆 .. Belvoir Castle.. owned by the Duke of Rutland. The first castle on that site was built by one of William the Conquerors men back in the day! xx

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Nice finds - congrats on the Silver !

 

[releventchair]

Oh field of history thence not a little mystery...

Congrats!

Bomb tail. There's one for the scoffers!
Those hold a gone civilization together almost buttons.
And another triumphant march post recovery!

 

[sibbley]

Doesn't look like a quiet field to me! Awesome day, jealous again! Detecting with views like that, must be AMAZING.

 

[jewelerguy]

Looks to be the tail of a WW2 British mortar round

 

[billb]

Outstanding post Blossom..
It’s great to see you recovering all the lost historical treasure…
The scenery is amazing and your method of taking pictures is fantastic..

 

[beepbleep]

You always find the coolest things Blossom. I was thinking some kind of smoke grenade, jewelerguy nailed it. Great presentation as always.

 

[pepperj]

Congrats on getting the silver.
I still remember digging a similar looking device up in a field on one of my first trips over.
Something slammed shut when it came out of the dirt. 🤣

 

[newnan man]

Thats a Castle my friend 😆 .. Belvoir Castle.. owned by the Duke of Rutland. The first castle on that site was built by one of William the Conquerors men back in the day! xx

Awesome pictures & the piece from that mortar is amazing.

 

[Blackfoot58]

Very nice. Great six pence

 

[oldmxrat]

I'd be happy just to be able to walk around out there, beautiful. Congrats on the nice finds!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Looks to be the tail of a WW2 British mortar round

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Like Terry says ... "The first thing they teach you in Metal Detecting School - don't dig up the Bombs" !

 

[Digger RJ]

A gorgeous day here today, so we channeled our inner explorer and headed to another new field 😅 xx

The view was cracking, but a very quiet field! Himself was very chuffed with his bomb tail!! Couple of bits of plate, bit of a buckle, loops, spoon handles, thimble, buttons, toasted coins, and a lovely little sixpence.. 1874 .. saved my day xx

Bank holiday tomoz so will be heading out again, weather permitting xx

Those with an eagle eye may remember our amazing Roman field with the barn? … that’s the one full of crop to the left first pic 🤓 and of course the beautiful castle in the distance xx


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Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!