Richard Turner - Exmoor Man

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Well, today was a little wet under foot! Well done to every one for having a go! Here are my finds for the day, nothing special, but there was an awful lot of good signals & they had to be dug!

Weĺl, it did eventually stop raining! This is what Malcs dig's is all about, plenty of rain & mud! A lot of nice finds found though. Here is my contribution for the day. The bowl looks interesting, any body have any idea what it could be? When the Museum opens down here in Exeter tomorrow, I may take it along to the new FLO, who I have yet to meet.

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We had an amazing rally this weekend to remember one of our closest friends Pete, who was sadly taken from us a little while ago now. You are greatly missed my friend😔😢 Here are my finds.

A friend found these a while ago, he was wandering about the age of the cross and belt mount, anybody any idea?

Don't know what it is with my workshops, first it was a ferret now I have a bloody kitten!

Great weekender on the Tim Burgess Charity rally over the last weekend, & a amazing amount of money raised as well! I would like to say a big thank you to David, Malcolm & Glenda for all the hard work that went into making this another successful rally, especially to Glenda for keeping us all fed & watered! Here are the best of my finds for the weekend, nothing special, but hey, look out next time. I think we should start a competition to see who finds the most buttons!

Here are my bits from last weekend, does anybody know what the letters are from, military badge maybe?

Start of the new season with a few nice finds from our weekend dig. Nice to meet up with some old & new faces. Edward III Durham Penny.

Back to the site we were on last weekend again. Ground conditions were a lot easier this time, after a good rolling by the farmer. Plenty of hammies were found again, I think! Thank you Malc, Glenda & David, for a great days detecting. Here are my bits from this weekend.

Another charity dig with the group today up in Dorset. Plenty of hammies found again & some nice artifacts. Glenda did us proud again with her cakes & drinks. Here are my bits I found today, including another silver hammered farthing(I think) and a broken token.

Great day yesterday out with the group raising money for young Archie. Amazing weather with some nice finds. Here is my best from the day including a Edward I London farthing & a broken Charles half groat

Bit of a damp day today, but the finds still keep coming off of these fields. Well done to every one who braved the wind & rain today. Here are my few bits from today including a roman coin & a Edward I London farthing.

Out this morning for a couple of hours on a new permission, looks promising with a nice Lizzy silver sixpence. It just goes to show how careful you have to be in this hobby, I dug up some kind of needle end, it looks like it could be part of a syringe. Any ideas people?

My bits from Sundays dig, nothing that special, but good to meet up again with the group. A couple of grotty Romans & a jetton.

Here are my bits from today. Several grotty coins, a sixpence and a silver coin, which I think was once a love token which some one has tried to straighten! But it is really thin, so it could be a really worn hammy! The last picture is what this hobby is all about, bless!

Cleaned the hammy up from yesterday, and it turns out to be a Richard II York Silver Penny. Very nice indeed!

Up Dorset with the gang today on a charity bash & raised nearly £2000.00 for a Brain Tumour Charity. I found my last hammy of 2018 & also found a small roman brooch.

Out again today, trying to get some practice in for tomorrow!

At last! I was able to get out today and do a bit of detecting. Did a bit of coin shooting with the new HF coil, well impressed!

Out for the second time with the new HF coil for an hour this afternoon, and still finding the coins, at good depth!

Updated my Deus to 4.1 last night, & installed the new 9" HF coil. So, first outing out earlier for a couple of hours, with the new setup. I must admit, I was impressed, but then, I probably walked in the right direction with what I found, Several Georgian grots & a big silver florin. Well happy

Detecting with the group on Sunday, in Dorset again, on a charity dig, raising money for cancer research. I think we managed a whopping £2200.00! A "BIG" well done to every one involved. Here are my best finds from the dig. I have also included a couple of pictures of some ones attempt, in back filling their holes. I spent most of the afternoon tidying up peoples back filling. Every one was told to leave the ground as you found it, or as best as you could. If this is as best as you could do, I suggest we take half an hour before each dig, to educate these idiots that can not do as they are told! We gained another good permission on Sunday, thanks to David & Malcolms hard work, but if the new farmer had seen some of this back filling and rubbish left by the back filled holes, I am sure the new farmer would be having second thoughts!

Hi ya all, here are my finds from Malc's latest dig, last weekend, good to meet up with every one again, & thank you Glenda for the very scrumptious apple cake!

Here are the few items that I was lucky enough to find on the Rodney Cook's charity dig, a couple of weeks ago