When you arrive at a field and take in the incredible view, you cannot wait to get the detector out and have a bash … Then the very first find I dug up a silver hammered coin with a VDI reading 61 / 62 using my very own modified detecting program aptly named “Chocco” !! An Edward 1st silver penny – London mint dated (1279-1307) “CIVI TAS LON DON” A little later on another lovely reading – high 90’s and…
Really pleased to see I managed top place in the UK again for the CQWW morse code competition back in last November. This is by far my favourite of all ham radio competitions.
Sights are almost zeroed in now – scores are coming together finally !!!
Lovely trip to Bridlington Gun club and the first card submission nudging over the 100pts mark.
Good to get out again with Wolds Detecting and a great bunch of friends. The field we were on was steeped in history and the opportunity for some lovely finds was high. I managed to find quite a few buttons including a WW2 button from a German uniform (there was an old prisoner of war camp on the field). Best finds were a couple of Livery buttons that I am still attempting to identify – photos below 🙂
I had the greatest pleasure in delivering my Astronomy talk and Ascension island talk to Ashington Photography Club a few night ago. Today, I received some lovely feedback from the club chairman. It is always great to share a subject you are passionate about by means of a presentation and hearing feedback like this just makes it all so worthwhile. Dear Steve, I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to sincerely thank you for…
The Rosette Nebula together with the open cluster (NGC2244) is in the constellation of Monoceros. The emission nebula is approximately 5,200 light years away. Photograph was taken just now using a smart telescope. The Vaonis Vespera II using the Singularity app running on the pc (using an Android emulator).
Well, after a loose scope on the gun rail, tightened it up and resighted the rifle – results were quite pleasing – Weihrauch HW100S and Falcon T50i scope 🙂
Constantine 1st also known as Constantine the Great (3rd Century – 330AD)
I have got back into target shooting and joined the Bridlington Gun Club. Rifle: Weihrauch HW100S Calibre: .177Scope: Falcon T50i (5-50 x 60) Still sighting the scope in and one flyer (black circles are 1p size on a 25m range)