These things happen. The title , let`s get away from 6 especially " rule of ".
The only 6 we`re interested in, has to clear the ropes without touching the ground.
Monday, went out with the new coil, not through choice but a necessity, as the original one of 4 years, was battered.
So battered it reminded me of Mike Gattings` nose after that delivery from Malcolm Marshall.
Talking of deliveries, phoned up the Detecting Emporium and provided you order by 2.30pm, you get next day delivery, which i did, which reminds me, need to give them a positive review later.
Where was i, oh yes detecting.
Enter the field with the largest coil i have ever used, Nel Tornado.
First impressions, a lot easier to use on the stubble with the extra weight, compared to the old DD 8.5 x 11" coil.
Weight was not an issue either whilst detecting, prefer the solidity and shape of this coil.
Finds, nothing exciting but at least they were being made.
Seven in the title, referred to the number of buttons found, previous best was 3 or 4. Probably the oldest items found, whatever era these plain ones originate from.
.Big agricultural towing ring thing i like.
The large piece with 4 holes below, will make a useful, item for joining 2 pieces of whatever together in the future. Apart from that just glad to have a working detector again. 35 items dug in total over near enough 4 hours. The forecast rain showers that were to arrive after 2 hrs, came 5 minutes before the end.
Roll on next week.
Cheers all,
Dave.
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) I always think it's just good to be out digging, finding something worthwhile is just a bonus. 
