Arry
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Yeah mate as I lifted my fish the bugger broke Lol. Cheers Arry
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Cod in Panko bread crumbs. Wifeys Mine. Cheers Arry
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Used to use a soft broom and bit of fairy liquid when it rained. Cheers Arry
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What is washing a car? Cheers Arry
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Look like it mate. https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/brands/makita/makita-grinders-polishers/makita-angle-grinders Cheers Arry
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Find it useful to record a find metal detecting. Cheers Arry
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Birch Polypore a not tasty but very interesting fungi. All sorts of properties anti cancer anti fungal and antiseptic. The skin can be peeled off to make an antiseptic plaster a hot coal can be carried in it. Otzi the Stone Age mummy found in the Alps was found to be carrying some and though it was to treat a parasite in his gut called whip worm. Worth looking up. Cheers Arry
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It is a good app Called Sky View on mine. Talking of Daughter having a blow out another goos app for finding a location or if your broken down and not knowing where you are is "What Three Words". Good for saving a location as well. Cheers Arry
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Terry it's three Chicken thighs I like them better than breast. Much cheaper and tend not to dry out so much. Try to put as much veg as I can in, Purple Sprouting (put in close to the end)is coming at the moment in the garden and a leek always goes well with Chicken mate. Another thing is Chicken stock goes in which I save in the freeze in Chinese takeaway containers, I aways boil up the Chicken carcass after a roast. Cheers Arry
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Chicken stew. Cheers Arry
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Turned up over night, they have to climb up a ramp of stones to get in the old stone trough. Cheers Arry
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Out this afternoon 4 coins 2 pennies 1917 and 1930 a three pence piece 1942 and bit of silver William 1V half crown 1834. A curious home made fishing weight thats been casted in a mussel shell Cheers Arry
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I put food out under the ferret hutch noticed its starting going and little turds appearing so knew they are up and about. Have to watch where I walk from now on lol. Cheers Arry
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Top drawer that Kev. I would murder that Steak mate looks proper hansom mate. Cheers Arry
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So, Tell Us, What Are Ye All At In The Veg Garden?
Arry replied to JohnGalway's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
First of the Tomato's up (sun gold ). Cheers Arry -
Few Hedgehog turds about thought I would sneak a look in the Hedgehog house. Cheers Arry
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Leave the mods alone and get outdoors?Pics from your walk ?
Arry replied to Greyman's topic in General Talk
Picking up. Half a dozen I'll settle for that. Beautiful day at the paddocks again. Cheers Arry -
Thats some nice stuff touchey. Whats the silver disk with the face on bottom photo bottom left mate? Cheers Arry
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No idea of age of horse shoes mate I left the big one hanging on the wire by the gate. Thought someone might like it. Next time I went it was place at the foot of the Beech tree, kinda liked it there so put another there, might put a few more there. Found this heel plate this week mate, Wifey likes it so it will end up in the garden somewhere. Cheers Arry
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it's just a kids Cap gun with "Imp " printed on it with a picture of a pixie/ Imp on the handle. From 1960's I recon. Cheers Arry
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Here is some of the junk (as Wifey calls it) etc I've found over about 18 month since I've been doing Metal detecting. Still no Hammered coin. Of course Buttons. That not counting the Horse shoes now in the hedge or hanging on the barbed wire. Not forgetting Lead loads of bits of lead and bloody square nails which I'm getting better at avoiding. People are commenting now to me about finding the horse shoes tucked in the hedge and under trees etc. Cheers Arry
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Yes mate two little tags. Used to do fair bit of field walking when had a jack Russel she would be in the hedges and I would look for Flints. I would pick up a flint that had been worked and wonder what it was for and what the person was like maybe 4000 years ago. Found this one the other day once you got your eye in you can't help seeing them. It's like a scraper but has that bit sticking out about the size of your little finger nail. Probably for making a grove in wood I suppose, interesting what is in the ground. Sent photos of that Denarius to the Finds people a
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I would class myself as a bit of a novice still so chuffed with that little Roman coin. Was thought until recently that the Romans never got down this far but a Villa was found about 5 miles from me. Thing is I ferret that ground but he don't want any body digging holes in the paddocks. Not found a pilgrim bottle and not much chance of any Viking stuff as they weren't very active in the South West. To be honest I'm happy if I find the odd coin wish a few more had more detail on them but it's bit like fishing you never know what going to crop up. I'm an old f****r now so helps keep m
