Arry
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Well the Red Indians used to use gaming pieces of similar shape but a bit bigger. Looks like it's been in the ground a long time all the little scratches when magnified. I'm thinking along the lines of Stone Age. Cheers Arry
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Closest thing I can find is this. There are also of this type, one of very hard black stone (not identified) from Red River county, Texas, three-fourths of an inch in diameter; one of barite from Bartow county, Georgia, one inch in diameter, three-fourths inch thick; and one of granite, from Chester county, South Carolina, an inch in diameter. There are also one of quartzite from Drew county, Arkansas, with a shallow pit on each side; one of the same material from southeastern Tennessee, with a deep pit gouged in smaller side; and from the same locality, three of quartzite, one of quartz,
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Turning over a bit of ground today in the garden. Thought it was a coin at first or a button bt no hole and its seems to be made of stone. Nearest thing I found of the net is Red Indian gaming discoidal's. Cheers Arry
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Mate the wife has just got home she is a dental receptionist she NHS is £282.80 and thats a metal one. Private from £450 to £700 but this vary from practice to practice . Cheers Arry
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Came in from digging over the garden time for elevenses. Fresh farm house loaf so Crab sandwich seem right to me. Cheers Arry
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Micky I grow a white flowering one called "White Lady" I get less trouble with birds. If I grow a red flowering one its the Sparrows that attack the flowers. I have never seen anybody down this part of the world covering Runners except for fleece when there is chance of a frost. Cheers Arry
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Well done Wales. Was a bit naughty have sixteen men on the field though boys. Cheers Arry
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I'm In Kev. Cheers Arry
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The Bake beans and sausage were great when went camping just for a weekend with you mates when we was young. Or when a few of us would go fishing open the lid and cook in the tin and eat them out of the tin. Happy days Lol. Cheers Arry
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Roast Beef, Purple Spouting, Rainbow Carrots, Curly Kale, Runners Yorkshire pud and Roasties. Cheers Arry
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Found them in Photo section. Cheers Arry
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Picking up radio 2 from the chip they Jabbed in my arm mate. Cheers Arry
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Mothecombe estuary cracking place mate. Put some photos somewhere on here few months back. Cheers Arry
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Good luck with that Keith. Cheers Arry
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Well done GM it only gets better from here on mate, happy days. Make the most of it. Cheers Arry
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Thanks Mate it's okay will keep me busy on them wet days Lol. I've a hunch that that bottom right quarter is Blount and Ayala. The two wolfs of Ayala and if you look under the wolfs there are what looks like ripple or waves which could be Blount's coat of arms. Cheers Arry
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No idea really mate bit bamboozled. Every now and again I have a little go at researching it, seem to get a little clue here and there but can never seem to tie it together. It's all very interesting though was hoping somebody like you D might know. Lol. I know the bloke the originally owned the old building got lots of stuff from Churches and I just presumed it came from one of them. Cheers Arry
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Just can't link any thing together on it. Got it out of the cupboard again the other day when it was pissed down for a few days and got right sucked in researching. The only English crest I can find with the two wolfs in it is Walter Blount that married Sancha de Ayala in 1374. Also Sir John Dudley who is a descendent of Blount. Doing my head in now Lol. Cheers Arry
