Newbies new finds...

OK, so i'm learning the the hard way, digging up junk when the detector is
saying 'hey, this is junk' but have had a couple of intriguing finds today.
One is a large belt buckle with a greenish patina that doesn't look
particularly ancient but may be a century or two old. Ther other find is
what appears to be a plain lead spindle whorl. About Ø1", and very white
oxidation, i'm currently researching on the net for a rough date. Also
another item from the shadows of a very old gnarly looking tree. Again, with
a slight greenish tinge to it and looking like part of a buckle but maybe
something completely different! I'll photograph and post them in my free
webspace soon....
On a different note, why the hell does time fly so quickly when you're
detecting???!!!

<On a different note, why the hell does time fly so quickly when you're
detecting???!!!
Time flies when you are enjoying yourself!
Rev

"mexico_zero" <nospam@thisadress.com> wrote in message
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> OK, so i'm learning the the hard way, digging up junk when the detector is
> saying 'hey, this is junk' but have had a couple of intriguing finds
> today.
> One is a large belt buckle with a greenish patina that doesn't look
> particularly ancient but may be a century or two old. Ther other find is
> what appears to be a plain lead spindle whorl. About Ø1", and very white
> oxidation, i'm currently researching on the net for a rough date. Also
> another item from the shadows of a very old gnarly looking tree. Again,
> with
> a slight greenish tinge to it and looking like part of a buckle but maybe
> something completely different! I'll photograph and post them in my free
> webspace soon....
> On a different note, why the hell does time fly so quickly when you're
> detecting???!!!
>
>

Lead,,Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm you got some Leaddd..hah.Andre give up the hobby
before you find to much ;>)

Well done great finds.

Goose blobs :0)

"GOOSEY" <goosepool@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Lead,,Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm you got some Leaddd..hah.Andre give up the hobby
> before you find to much ;>)
>
> Well done great finds.
>
> Goose blobs :0)
>

Hmmm, I do seem to be digging up a alot (too much?) of lead strips in the
local field.....

Andre you been down my way? All that lead..Mmm.Something a bit fishy
going on here or otherwise something very HEAVY goin down <scatches
head>.

Are you up in Derbyshire?

Goose blobs :0)

	#1
mexico_zero	Newbies new finds... OK, so i'm learning the the hard way, digging up junk when the detector is saying 'hey, this is junk' but have had a couple of intriguing finds today. One is a large belt buckle with a greenish patina that doesn't look particularly ancient but may be a century or two old. Ther other find is what appears to be a plain lead spindle whorl. About Ø1", and very white oxidation, i'm currently researching on the net for a rough date. Also another item from the shadows of a very old gnarly looking tree. Again, with a slight greenish tinge to it and looking like part of a buckle but maybe something completely different! I'll photograph and post them in my free webspace soon.... On a different note, why the hell does time fly so quickly when you're detecting???!!!

	#2
Revvy	Re: Newbies new finds... <On a different note, why the hell does time fly so quickly when you're detecting???!!! Time flies when you are enjoying yourself! Rev "mexico_zero" <nospam@thisadress.com> wrote in message news:cMn%d.1289$LM1.937@newsfe5-gui.ntli.net... > OK, so i'm learning the the hard way, digging up junk when the detector is > saying 'hey, this is junk' but have had a couple of intriguing finds > today. > One is a large belt buckle with a greenish patina that doesn't look > particularly ancient but may be a century or two old. Ther other find is > what appears to be a plain lead spindle whorl. About Ø1", and very white > oxidation, i'm currently researching on the net for a rough date. Also > another item from the shadows of a very old gnarly looking tree. Again, > with > a slight greenish tinge to it and looking like part of a buckle but maybe > something completely different! I'll photograph and post them in my free > webspace soon.... > On a different note, why the hell does time fly so quickly when you're > detecting???!!! > >

	#3
GOOSEY	Re: Newbies new finds... Lead,,Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm you got some Leaddd..hah.Andre give up the hobby before you find to much ;>) Well done great finds. Goose blobs :0)

	#4
mexico_zero	Re: Newbies new finds... "GOOSEY" <goosepool@aol.com> wrote in message news:1111653104.168962.110070@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com... > Lead,,Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm you got some Leaddd..hah.Andre give up the hobby > before you find to much ;>) > > Well done great finds. > > Goose blobs :0) > Hmmm, I do seem to be digging up a alot (too much?) of lead strips in the local field.....

	#5
GOOSEY	Re: Newbies new finds... Andre you been down my way? All that lead..Mmm.Something a bit fishy going on here or otherwise something very HEAVY goin down <scatches head>. Are you up in Derbyshire? Goose blobs :0)