Lee Davison

What a day this turned out to be. Not expecting much i trekked into one of
my favourite woods. Slow start with a 2p, then a 10p and 5p together, then a
"3d returnable" bottle cap. Then a loud bang which frightened the beejus out
of me. (thought someone was sending the lifeboat out until I realised i live
in sheffield) Then well off the beaten path, came across a large target, dug
down, uncovered six pound coins, 2 old pennies, a ha-penny and three
thrupenny bits. How did they come to be there? unknown but I did find a
yellow, snake skin type bag 6 foot away when my Sov found the prestud. I
reckon a purse snatch or similar in the 60's then someone came and dumped
some quids on top without knowing. Deeper into the woods I find a plaque
with Birmingham Safe Co. on. twenty steps further, I find the safe. Looks
about 60-70 years old, empty (darn it) checked it thoroughly to see if there
was anything left but couldnt find owt. A bit further on I find a penny
whistle in a clearing. Then whilst moving some leaves I find the end of a
trumpet (or trombone) tickled me pink this.
Ill get the photos online soon.

Im off to polish my trumpet whilst watching Boudica on tele.

Lee
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Honest John

"Lee Davison" <lee.j.davison@NOSPAMbtinternet.com> wrote in message
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> What a day this turned out to be. Not expecting much i trekked into one of
> my favourite woods. Slow start with a 2p, then a 10p and 5p together, then
a
> "3d returnable" bottle cap. Then a loud bang which frightened the beejus
out
> of me. (thought someone was sending the lifeboat out until I realised i
live
> in sheffield) Then well off the beaten path, came across a large target,
dug
> down, uncovered six pound coins, 2 old pennies, a ha-penny and three
> thrupenny bits. How did they come to be there? unknown but I did find a
> yellow, snake skin type bag 6 foot away when my Sov found the prestud. I
> reckon a purse snatch or similar in the 60's then someone came and dumped
> some quids on top without knowing. Deeper into the woods I find a plaque
> with Birmingham Safe Co. on. twenty steps further, I find the safe. Looks
> about 60-70 years old, empty (darn it) checked it thoroughly to see if
there
> was anything left but couldnt find owt. A bit further on I find a penny
> whistle in a clearing. Then whilst moving some leaves I find the end of a
> trumpet (or trombone) tickled me pink this.
> Ill get the photos online soon.
>
> Im off to polish my trumpet whilst watching Boudica on tele.
>
> Lee
> --
> www.geocities.com/ldavison10
>
>

Bolox to yer finds

What ch is Boudica on? LOL

Jim Sewell & Debbie Bone

> > Im off to polish my trumpet whilst watching Boudica on tele.


I've never heard it called that before...
Down south, we call it WA*KING !!!

GOOSEY

>I've never heard it called that before...
>Down south, we call it WA*KING !!!

South West,Slapping the turnip!

Paul :0)
Superleadman/Cap'n Lead

Princebilly1

Good finds Lee, bet that safe made your frickin heart jump

Steve