'Boom - what a find!' Metal detectorists find treasure in a field on Northern Ireland's north coast pic.twitter.com/0nZhH1akDU— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) November 1, 2019
Monday, 4 November 2019
BBC will, it seems, now believe and promote anything "Metal detectorists find treasure in a field in Northern Ireland
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I wonder if the Leprechaun stepped across from The Republic, which is very close? Maybe he figured the punishment in NI would be derisory whereas in The Republic it would be a fine up to €63,486 and/or up to 3 months imprisonment.
Er, now why would anyone 'Searching for a recently lost wedding ring' need to be digging holes at all? It sort of undermines their claim to be legally searching for lost property, unless N Ireland is known for particularly strong earthworms with a taste for precious metals
Paul Reynard and Michael Gwynne are business partners in the electrical industry, Nr Reynolds is listed at an English address.
Perhaps you should do an article on "Free Search Services" which so many detectorists offer. They're not unlike "Free Shed Search" and "Free Handbag Search"*** in terms of sincerity and reliability.
*** How else are you going to get access to someone's shed or handbag, eh?
Hundreds and hundreds of detectorists advertise "free search services". I wonder if this was one of those? In general it seems to me about as reliable as a free shed search or a free handbag searches. (How else can a hamateur harchaeologist get access to someone's handbag?)
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