Stephen. Another great video. I have seen Cross's with the cross piece tilted at an angle. I am also glad that you are doing well, I can see the Chang in you from your earlier video's. Thank you for sharing, not only your Videos's, Finds. Rings, Wobbling but also all of your Help files. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Would love to have one of your silver rings.... for my wife. It's something crafted that we don't see around our parts. Great videos.... keep up the great work!
we all have that kind of day..but were at least getting outside and away from the TV & PC.. I would just love to have a piece of history from the UK...TY
So much more history there than in the states.Im in upstate NY and so far have only found some modern coins and some Hotwheels cars I lost years ago. Would love one of your coin rings.
Great vid as usual love the history you have over there on the other side of the pond. Would love to have one of your rings since most likely to never find those coins over here in the states. Stay safe and HH... Pat
It’s amazing how many people seem to love coin rings. I have always wanted to make one so I borrowed a mandrill and a rubber mallet - and got hooked. Now I have the whole kit and the rings are beginning to look amazing as i get more experienced. So please keep watching, liking and sharing :)
The "Vikings" were not in York at this time, Harald Hadrada's army was a Norwegian force, they had defeated the northern earls at the Battle of Fulford and were waiting at Stamford Gate for the York town leaders to come and give them access to the city, instead Harold Godwinson turned up.
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Hello only just found your channel and I'm now going to spend the night watching the rest, I look forward to your next adventure and hope you get another hammered and I find my first soon aswell. .
I'd love one of your beautiful coin-rings. I just took up metal detecting a few weeks ago and decided to get a Deus, but I haven't even found a single coin yet! Having one so beautifully and carefully crafted would mean a lot, but mostly to my wife! She recently lost a British commemorative coin, given to her by her deceased father, that she'd been carrying in her purse since the early 80's. I was hoping to find it somewhere nearby with the Deus, but no luck so far. By the way, I am an ex-pat and this video made me very home sick! Our family had a static caravan in Stamford Bridge throughout the 60's & 70's. I spent most of my weekends there while growing up. I absolutely love that part of the country.
Thank you for another great video, I loved the history lesson as I am very fond of history. I would love to have the ring you are making and would treasure it always. Thank you!
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Hi I'm Cheryl from Missouri in the USA. I have watched a couple of your videos now. I'm new to your channel but I have certainly enjoyed watching you find things. The piece you thought was scrap but wasn't sure? To me it looked liked a piece off of a metal chest plate. It had some sort of design on it. I would definitely love to have a piece of fine jewelry. That would be awesome. I love rings and don't have very many.
Love your videos,bloke.Was going to enter your comp (can't find any VR except copper!)but after reading some other comments,know there's others deserve it more.Keep 'em coming,and I'll keep watching.(send me a postal address and I'll send you a REAL hat)CHEERS
My name is Dianna Pelroy ..Oregon . Saw your video today ..I truly love your rings... And on a personal note I would love to know what type of pants did you ware in this video..love all the pockets...thanks for the videos.. Keep on doing them as long as your body will let you...I can only do a few hours and my pain gets to me..and I am 64 ..but still trying everyday weather permits..thanks again.. Dianna
Hi Stephen, thanks for the history lesson at the beginning. Very interessting! :) Sad to hear that you havent found silver so far, good luck on your next hunt. GL&HH Flo
Hi Steven, great video again. With or without interesting finds it's always educational to me. Hope I'll win the Victorian Shilling of the "1890s or something" LOL. I never owned a British coin of that kind. Hope to be winning it. Kind regards, Stephan from The Netherlands
Well done Stephen, another top quality entertaining video. At 13.35 the item that you unearthed looks like a trigger from a early air rifle. Very well presented and a honest way to show that you have to be really lucky to find treasure. It's just like the lucky dips from the 60s/70s when you dipped your hand into a tub of saw dust and hoped you found a bag of marbles. I have watched all of your ring from coin video's and found them very inspirational and would cherish one of your fine works of art. I have a little something for you that i am having made up by a engineering company who make custom parts for Bentley. I will pm you next week when it is made so i can forward it to you and hope that you will find it very handy when you are making coin rings. Please keep the video's coming. Regards Phil.
Hi Stephen I would like one of your rings I used to make them a long time a go, from half crowns before I retired. We had a tool that made them in one hit. Do not punch the hole first, form the ring like a cup shape the turn the end off to make the ring shape on a lathe. Then size it up. Bernie Briscombe.
finds are still finds stephen mate great video :)) ...being a garrett man all the sounds from that deus sound the same lol ... i am used to dings and dongs
I'd love to have a coin ring. I am very much fascinated by the process of making them. Unfortunately, I have arthritic hands and can't do it myself so I watch you. Having the ring would be a constant reminder of the phenomenal history in the old country, since now I live in the New World. Our history and geography make it a real challenge to make finds such as you would in England. I notice you get quite a bit of shrapnel and ammunition casings. Is this residual from the war? How much does war junk hamper your searches?
Technically, he's correct. Edward the Martyr ruled England from 975 to 978. Edward the Confessor ruled 1041 to 1066 thus making him the second "Edward" to rule. However, the use of numbers after a person's name didn't really get started until after 1066 apart from the two "Harold"s.
I'd like to have one of your rings. It's extremely interesting to see how you make them, and you're a fine craftsman. Thanks for the great videos, too!
Hello from the USA! I have watched a couple of your videos over the weekend and I just subscribed! I just love the history over there and learning about it. We don't have nearly the history here! my oldest coin is from the late 1800s and that's lucky for me. I have always wanted to learn how to make coin rings and getting one made out of an old European coin would be absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing the great history and finds! HH. Rhonda :)
Hi Stephen, the Stamford Bridge site was somewhat disappointing but as usual I think that negative hunts do a lot to encourage others who are also finding very little. My wife has just undergone surgery for cancer and I'd love to give her a ring. Her fingers are pretty small though, so the coin also needs to be small to make it fine rather than chunky. Maybe you would consider her for the silver shilling?
very nice video. I did learn a thing or two as well which is always good. One of your rings would be fantastic as it could and would likely be as close to full filling a bucket list item of going to your beautiful country and finding myself some cool history.
I would absolutely adore a ring, man. I used to have handmade silver rings, my ex and I did. I really loved those. Unfortunately, I brokenheartedly had to part with them. I would be indebted for receiving one from you, Stephen. *(If I am lucky enough to get one...I am a size 9)* Ah, Stamford Bridge. I love the story of the lone Viking on the narrow bridge, though I am uncertain to its full truth in the version I have heard. Regardless, the story of the Berserker with the greataxe taking down many dozens of Saxons, then meeting his fate as a Saxon snuck under the bridge and impaled him...interesting stuff. Great video, as always.
Would love one of your rings to give to my daughter in law in Kingston,Ontario,Canada. She is a huge Anglophile and would treasure such an item. Keep up the good work with your videos I love watching them.
hi i love her vids yours and others inspired me to start detecting ..but now I've started detecting i cant watch videos as i find bottle top if I'm very lucky ,abuts mainly b.o.ts. although i find video's great i cant help being a little envious colin
really enjoyed the history lesson at the beginning...and no need to be sorry I think you did find something....the last dig you had...anything Roman is a good day !!
Hey i was just watching your video and saw the part where you found the cross looking thing and i think it was where 4 bits of glass came together on a leaded window
Considering you often metal detect in very flat / open spaces, I would think you would get a small vehicle / motor bike / or similar and design a metal detector "pickup head ?" with a very large diameter ..... There are individuals whom do that very thing when looking for meteorites and cover large area's in a very short time, they simply drag the scan head behind the vehicle on plastic skids. Personally I would have one large for one on board detector and behind those I would have several small coils on skids for a separate detector. If you worked with another person it would be even faster like this in principle --> a) person on vehicle has head phones wired together with adapter so any detector can be heard through one set of head phones.. b) driver also has two sets of simple flags to throw out behind him as he hears detector noise .......... blue or red flags .......... red means the large coil triggered indicating a "deep hit" and blue a "shallow hit" on small coil sounds..... c) the driver continues in this way while the second person begins following the trail and digging, soon to be assisted by the driver whom supposedly won't take long.
I don't think William would have landed at Pevensey, where there was a large castle and then marched to Crowhurst to fight. Better to land adjacent to the proposed battlefield.
I really want one of your rings. I love watching your you tube channel. Please make me a ring. I would love to own a piece of English history made into something beautiful. I would treasure it and show it off wherever I go.
Well at least you got out and about and covered some ground lets you know where theres a likelihood of good sites you just get days with nothing but thats ok too... Good luck
Steven I thought to myself when you said go put the kettle on now that's a great idea get ready to watch the finds a boom I hear u find something before my backside is even up off the chair ✌🏻 gl&hh
steven i havent known you for very long but you are looking awesome;];];] and i would like that ring only because i havent gotten anything from your country;];];] it would be very neat to have something from " across the pond" ;];];] also /...question... anything you do find regardless of what it is..... do you have to report it? i saw nugget and brandon neice from dirt fishing.. do detecting tours over there,, and was wondering if its "just for group hunts" for out siders.. or anyone in the U,K that detects or just randomly finds stuff by eye...thanks for an awesome video looks great;];];]
12:09 Could that be a relic of the Battle of Britain? I mean all those aeroplanes zooming around shooting each other they have to come down somewhere... Now you drill a small hole in the base of it and stick it on a little eyelet and >bing< you've got a very nice little souvenir.
Steven did you hear about the man here in America who claims he is the rightful heir to the throne? He says he won't challenge anybody until after Queen Elizabeth is no longer with us.
Haha, no this was a guy who claims his heritage was the rightful ruler of England. It was on our local news station. I was told my ancestors used to have a few Castles in Germany at one time or another, maybe I should knock on the door and say "your real boss has arrived", haha.
Keep them vids coming, love them. I would love to win a ring, I have just purchased my first metal detector and the ring would remind me of what I could find out there.
Nice try but I think you're in the wrong place. The location or part of it has been found with the gruesome discovery of a bashed in skull found a few years ago now on the north side of the Derwent. Whatever you do take the present bridge site well out of the equation and things that relate to the battle ie battleflats…….etc . It is known that the crossing as austere as it probably was is a little further east.
Nice digs Stephen, and a nice bit of info about two of the most significant battles in our history.
Stephen. Another great video. I have seen Cross's with the cross piece tilted at an angle. I am also glad that you are doing well, I can see the Chang in you from your earlier video's. Thank you for sharing, not only your Videos's, Finds. Rings, Wobbling but also all of your Help files. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I love these type of videos, so calming to watch.
What a nice history lesson. Thank you!
Would love to have one of your silver rings.... for my wife. It's something crafted that we don't see around our parts.
Great videos.... keep up the great work!
we all have that kind of day..but were at least getting outside and away from the TV & PC.. I would just love to have a piece of history from the UK...TY
I really enjoy your videos that much I just got myself a xp deus for myself . Love the rings you make as well there beautiful.
great video!! and you are right !! I am watching ...I love my ring..and I love to see what you dig up next.....Thanks again....Mary
So much more history there than in the states.Im in upstate NY and so far have only found some modern coins and some Hotwheels cars I lost years ago. Would love one of your coin rings.
Love watching your videos, I love silver milled coins, would definitely like the coin ring.
A sterling ring made from a Victoria shilling...who wouldn't want one!!
Nice video.
Great vid as usual love the history you have over there on the other side of the pond. Would love to have one of your rings since most likely to never find those coins over here in the states. Stay safe and HH... Pat
I always enjoy your videos Stephen, I'd love that ring, I'm in Canada so there's nothing too old here ...... Steve
I would love one of your handmade coin rings. They are unique and so beautiful. Thank you for making treasure hunting even more exiting.
Cheers
Tony.
It’s amazing how many people seem to love coin rings. I have always wanted to make one so I borrowed a mandrill and a rubber mallet - and got hooked. Now I have the whole kit and the rings are beginning to look amazing as i get more experienced. So please keep watching, liking and sharing :)
Thank you again.
Tony
The "Vikings" were not in York at this time, Harald Hadrada's army was a Norwegian force, they had defeated the northern earls at the Battle of Fulford and were waiting at Stamford Gate for the York town leaders to come and give them access to the city, instead Harold Godwinson turned up.
Just found your site , I would enjoy a piece of British history . I have subscribed and look forward to watching all your videos
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Hello only just found your channel and I'm now going to spend the night watching the rest, I look forward to your next adventure and hope you get another hammered and I find my first soon aswell. .
I'd love one of your beautiful coin-rings. I just took up metal detecting a few weeks ago and decided to get a Deus, but I haven't even found a single coin yet! Having one so beautifully and carefully crafted would mean a lot, but mostly to my wife! She recently lost a British commemorative coin, given to her by her deceased father, that she'd been carrying in her purse since the early 80's. I was hoping to find it somewhere nearby with the Deus, but no luck so far.
By the way, I am an ex-pat and this video made me very home sick! Our family had a static caravan in Stamford Bridge throughout the 60's & 70's. I spent most of my weekends there while growing up. I absolutely love that part of the country.
I'm a female metal detectorist, haven't found a ring yet, but yours sounds as though it would be very unique. Would love to have it. Joy
Thank you for another great video, I loved the history lesson as I am very fond of history. I would love to have the ring you are making and would treasure it always. Thank you!
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Hi I'm Cheryl from Missouri in the USA. I have watched a couple of your videos now. I'm new to your channel but I have certainly enjoyed watching you find things. The piece you thought was scrap but wasn't sure? To me it looked liked a piece off of a metal chest plate. It had some sort of design on it.
I would definitely love to have a piece of fine jewelry. That would be awesome. I love rings and don't have very many.
Good video. Battle of Hastings is the first bit of British History I learned from my Dad as a child. Love your rings and would love to have one
Thank you for a Great Video! I would love a ring but I am a bit late on the watching, Thumbs up and commenting. Can't wait to see the next video.
I watch and like and share your videos! I also would love a coin ring. Size 9. Lovely, cheers!
Love your videos,bloke.Was going to enter your comp (can't find any VR except copper!)but after reading some other comments,know there's others deserve it more.Keep 'em coming,and I'll keep watching.(send me a postal address and I'll send you a REAL hat)CHEERS
Love your videos they are very informative of our history I would love to win one of your rings keep these videos coming and thanks xx
Would be awesome to have an English coin ring, enjoy the videos keep them coming.
My name is Dianna Pelroy ..Oregon . Saw your video today ..I truly love your rings... And on a personal note I would love to know what type of pants did you ware in this video..love all the pockets...thanks for the videos.. Keep on doing them as long as your body will let you...I can only do a few hours and my pain gets to me..and I am 64 ..but still trying everyday weather permits..thanks again.. Dianna
Hi Stephen,
thanks for the history lesson at the beginning. Very interessting! :)
Sad to hear that you havent found silver so far, good luck on your next hunt.
GL&HH
Flo
Hi Steven, great video again. With or without interesting finds it's always educational to me. Hope I'll win the Victorian Shilling of the "1890s or something" LOL. I never owned a British coin of that kind. Hope to be winning it. Kind regards, Stephan from The Netherlands
Enjoyed that, nice fish knife lol, last piece of cutlery I found was a sterling silver tea spoon a couple of weeks ago - GL HH
Well done Stephen, another top quality entertaining video. At 13.35 the item that you unearthed looks like a trigger from a early air rifle. Very well presented and a honest way to show that you have to be really lucky to find treasure.
It's just like the lucky dips from the 60s/70s when you dipped your hand into a tub of saw dust and hoped you found a bag of marbles.
I have watched all of your ring from coin video's and found them very inspirational and would cherish one of your fine works of art.
I have a little something for you that i am having made up by a engineering company who make custom parts for Bentley.
I will pm you next week when it is made so i can forward it to you and hope that you will find it very handy when you are making coin rings.
Please keep the video's coming.
Regards Phil.
Hi Stephen I would like one of your rings I used to make them a long time a go, from half crowns before I retired. We had a tool that made them in one hit. Do not punch the hole first, form the ring like a cup shape the turn the end off to make the ring shape on a lathe. Then size it up. Bernie Briscombe.
love your videos and i would realy love to have a coin ring made by you.
great video stephen as we all know detecting is not all glory. just gotta be in the right place at the right time. hh steve
finds are still finds stephen mate great video :)) ...being a garrett man all the sounds from that deus sound the same lol ... i am used to dings and dongs
I'd love to have a coin ring. I am very much fascinated by the process of making them. Unfortunately, I have arthritic hands and can't do it myself so I watch you. Having the ring would be a constant reminder of the phenomenal history in the old country, since now I live in the New World. Our history and geography make it a real challenge to make finds such as you would in England. I notice you get quite a bit of shrapnel and ammunition casings. Is this residual from the war? How much does war junk hamper your searches?
I would love to have a silver coin ring because you are a living legend bud! and because I don't have one yet...lol...have a great day
My favorite Detector Show. Have a blessed weekend.
You are wrong about the king it was Edward the confessor Not Edward 2nd he came much later on in English history.
Your command of the English language is very poor indeed.
Technically, he's correct. Edward the Martyr ruled England from 975 to 978. Edward the Confessor ruled 1041 to 1066 thus making him the second "Edward" to rule. However, the use of numbers after a person's name didn't really get started until after 1066 apart from the two "Harold"s.
@@biggstavros5876 More punctuation, than command of English.
I'd like to have one of your rings. It's extremely interesting to see how you make them, and you're a fine craftsman. Thanks for the great videos, too!
Hello from the USA! I have watched a couple of your videos over the weekend and I just subscribed! I just love the history over there and learning about it. We don't have nearly the history here! my oldest coin is from the late 1800s and that's lucky for me. I have always wanted to learn how to make coin rings and getting one made out of an old European coin would be absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing the great history and finds! HH.
Rhonda :)
id like the ring because they look awesome and you do great work.
Nice one Steven. I would love the ring. After all it's our history included in it
GL&HH
Paul
Fun video Stephen, and thanks for the history lesson...very interesting. Love your rings and would be honored to have one. Cheers
Hi Stephen, the Stamford Bridge site was somewhat disappointing but as usual I think that negative hunts do a lot to encourage others who are also finding very little. My wife has just undergone surgery for cancer and I'd love to give her a ring. Her fingers are pretty small though, so the coin also needs to be small to make it fine rather than chunky. Maybe you would consider her for the silver shilling?
very nice video. I did learn a thing or two as well which is always good. One of your rings would be fantastic as it could and would likely be as close to full filling a bucket list item of going to your beautiful country and finding myself some cool history.
Good stuff as usual. Put me in for the ring draw cos you are a legend.
I would absolutely adore a ring, man. I used to have handmade silver rings, my ex and I did. I really loved those. Unfortunately, I brokenheartedly had to part with them. I would be indebted for receiving one from you, Stephen.
*(If I am lucky enough to get one...I am a size 9)*
Ah, Stamford Bridge. I love the story of the lone Viking on the narrow bridge, though I am uncertain to its full truth in the version I have heard. Regardless, the story of the Berserker with the greataxe taking down many dozens of Saxons, then meeting his fate as a Saxon snuck under the bridge and impaled him...interesting stuff. Great video, as always.
Great job,Steven ,I think you found at the least a great time...glhh
Good video again ,Like your spade where can I get one please
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Who wouldn't want a silver ring from The Man with the Hat?
Love the videos and love the coin only been swinging for a month so it would be nice to own
i would love the coin ring sounds pretty cool,,seen you hunt with relic recover ist
Would love one of your rings to give to my daughter in law in Kingston,Ontario,Canada. She is a huge Anglophile and would treasure such an item. Keep up the good work with your videos I love watching them.
Can you do a video on using the super massive black hole on snatch / how to use it please
hi i love her vids yours and others inspired me to start detecting ..but now I've started detecting i cant watch videos as i find bottle top if I'm very lucky ,abuts mainly b.o.ts. although i find video's great i cant help being a little envious colin
I would love the ring as a present for my sisters silver wedding anniversary
super historical background information.
keep the vidos coming. love them all! would really love to win one of those home made coin rings you make!
That key was cool.looking. I did not guess brass. lol.
I would like to win the ring so I would have an item made by you as I enjoy your videos a lot
peace love and jello
TomCat
why would I like to have a ring like that? Because they are beautiful.
really enjoyed the history lesson at the beginning...and no need to be sorry I think you did find something....the last dig you had...anything Roman is a good day !!
Thanks matey.
Hey i was just watching your video and saw the part where you found the cross looking thing and i think it was where 4 bits of glass came together on a leaded window
i love to preserfe history in my collction south africa
Nice video
that thing you pulled out with the blue bottom looks like a Revlon lipstick tube.
Nice barrel tap key Steve.
I would love one of your beautiful rings... it has been a dream of mine to hunt in England for years- I envy you!
Most young people think battle of stamford bridge is when chelsea v millwall cup match lol
hi can you tell me were you got yr xp cover and is water proof .great vid.
Considering you often metal detect in very flat / open spaces, I would think you would get a small vehicle / motor bike / or similar and design a metal detector "pickup head ?" with a very large diameter ..... There are individuals whom do that very thing when looking for meteorites and cover large area's in a very short time, they simply drag the scan head behind the vehicle on plastic skids. Personally I would have one large for one on board detector and behind those I would have several small coils on skids for a separate detector.
If you worked with another person it would be even faster like this in principle -->
a) person on vehicle has head phones wired together with adapter so any detector can be heard through one set of head phones..
b) driver also has two sets of simple flags to throw out behind him as he hears detector noise .......... blue or red flags .......... red means the large coil triggered indicating a "deep hit"
and blue a "shallow hit" on small coil sounds.....
c) the driver continues in this way while the second person begins following the trail and digging, soon to be assisted by the driver whom supposedly won't take long.
Great tip with the lanyard thanks for sharing.
What spade do you use please?
I've ruined lots of boots.
My spade is a Joseph Bentley border space and the rolled top I found on EBay
Thanks
i think your cross like object is window lead. on one side you can make out the solder
I don't think William would have landed at Pevensey, where there was a large castle and then marched to Crowhurst to fight. Better to land adjacent to the proposed battlefield.
Great video, would love one of your rings.
I really want one of your rings. I love watching your you tube channel. Please make me a ring. I would love to own a piece of English history made into something beautiful. I would treasure it and show it off wherever I go.
would love to own one of your beautiful rings
blue lipstick tube.probably revlon. that thing after the tube looks like the back of a shot gun shell.
Well at least you got out and about and covered some ground lets you know where theres a likelihood of good sites you just get days with nothing but thats ok too... Good luck
Steven I thought to myself when you said go put the kettle on now that's a great idea get ready to watch the finds a boom I hear u find something before my backside is even up off the chair ✌🏻 gl&hh
Love to have the coin. Can't get them here in US but rather have the coin not in ring form.
enjoyed the video Stephen. would love the ring to replace my wife's wedding ring with something historical
Hi Stephen, liked hearing the tones, are you going to upgrade to the V4 ?
I'm not going to upgrade anytime me soon, and possibly never. I'm happy with v3.2
i would really like a coin ring they are beautiful
steven i havent known you for very long but you are looking awesome;];];] and i would like that ring only because i havent gotten anything from your country;];];] it would be very neat to have something from " across the pond" ;];];] also /...question... anything you do find regardless of what it is..... do you have to report it? i saw nugget and brandon neice from dirt fishing.. do detecting tours over there,, and was wondering if its "just for group hunts" for out siders.. or anyone in the U,K that detects or just randomly finds stuff by eye...thanks for an awesome video looks great;];];]
12:09
Could that be a relic of the Battle of Britain? I mean all those aeroplanes zooming around shooting each other they have to come down somewhere...
Now you drill a small hole in the base of it and stick it on a little eyelet and >bing< you've got a very nice little souvenir.
That key was it a beer tap key the triangular ones that the handles come off?
Some history lesson when all the coments are begging for silver rings
I would like some English silver. I am metal detecting in the Fort Lauderdale, Florida area. Most ly beach hunting.
Steven did you hear about the man here in America who claims he is the rightful heir to the throne? He says he won't challenge anybody until after Queen Elizabeth is no longer with us.
Would his name be Donald Trump by any chance?
Haha, no this was a guy who claims his heritage was the rightful ruler of England. It was on our local news station. I was told my ancestors used to have a few Castles in Germany at one time or another, maybe I should knock on the door and say "your real boss has arrived", haha.
I would like to win the ring to replace my stolen wedding ring 💍 as I dont have the money at the moment for you to make me one 😥
What's the best way to defend your parcel without spending a ton of gold on snatch
Keep them vids coming, love them. I would love to win a ring, I have just purchased my first metal detector and the ring would remind me of what I could find out there.
sorry to correct you but it was Edward the confessor and not Edward 2nd, who came later
they dug up a some King, they were digging up old parking lot. of course Queen had refurbished rightfully
boy, he was hated
What proof is there that William was promised the throne?
Nice try but I think you're in the wrong place. The location or part of it has been found with the gruesome discovery of a bashed in skull found a few years ago now on the north side of the Derwent.
Whatever you do take the present bridge site well out of the equation and things that relate to the battle ie battleflats…….etc . It is known that the crossing as austere as it probably was is a little further east.
Would so like one of your rings you turn a coin into something to be cherished,, thanks