- Location
- Derbyshire
We call this our 'Roman Head', found it in one of our paddocks. Its only about 2", but really good condition. Dated to 45-75 AD
THINGS FOUND IN FIELDS
- Thread starter bluebell
- Start date
We call this our 'Roman Head', found it in one of our paddocks. Its only about 2", but really good condition. Dated to 45-75 AD
Willie adie
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Is it just me wondering how you know it had been used
Willie adie
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Don't f**k with me,
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Litter mainly oh and a dead woman once .
Scholsey
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
Jumped out of the tractor to drop my trailer off to open a maize field out, put my boot straight in a pile of used rubbers, must have been 50 there. Put me right off my sandwiches. Dirty buggers.
what. should he have done washed and took it home
I think his real name was ernie, he escaped a cage near me and apparently he likes walkers crisps....
Roy_H
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I mentioned this in another thread. I found a ' dead naked woman' face down in a hayfield when l was mowing some very thick and tall grass. I jammed on the brakes just before l hit her. It turned out to be a mannequin from a clothes shop that someone had thrown over the hedge. (Phew!) God knows how it must feel to find a real body but my heart was still pounding for 10 minutes after l had picked it up and moved it out of the way .
Red Fred
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- Location
- Hants/Dorset border
I found a small hoard of bronze age palstaves back in 1979. I was given a detector for Christmas and was headed home one night with the headphones on to keep my ears warm. As I stopped to hop through the garden fence, I heard a bleep and there they were. Winchester museum had them but I kept a few.
No bodies, no naked totty, no valuable treasure.... Shropshire is like that!
2wheels
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
some gamekeeper will probably get blamed for shooting itFound this today......
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......an ex-buzzard. I think the daft bu66er must have crashed into this.....
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- Location
- Yorkshire
Was that before you found it
- Location
- Minehead,Somerset
Pulled in to a field to go spraying , got half way round the headland and disturbed an Emu, stopped at the end of the run to watch it, called a few friends who thought I'd had a liquid lunch. When they arrived it took one look at them, jumped the fence and ran off down the railway line! Best days spraying ever.
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Was that recent as only a couple miles from you around a month ago I had a emu in a field as well !! I asked the farmer ( RW) and he said that it has been loose all spring and escaped from some house nearby.
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Was that recent as only a couple miles from you around a month ago I had a emu in a field as well !! I asked the farmer ( RW) and he said that it has been loose all spring and escaped from some house nearby.
Willie adie
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Auch after the 1st time you get used to it
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
There's quite alot of bronze coins in fields on our farm. Many of them are bent in half. Apparently it was a sign of strength in times gone by, to be able to bend them between your fingers. Used to be a railway line ran next to farm and coins would have come out in sewage from Aberdeen to spread on fields.
Can tell its Aberdeen when they throw money out with sewage!
Can tell its Aberdeen when they throw money out with sewage!
I went into a friends field the other day and found a Land Rover. That was a nice discovery. Sorry just Could not resist putting this one in.??
Mr Mackay
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- Location
- HMP Slade , Shropshire
Have found quite a few plane crash sites ,but there again I was looking for em !!!
A Halifax that crashed on take off ,a couple of P47 Thunderbolts , one in a friends field that everyone seemed to think was a Heinkel 111 , a Wellington (not the rubbber kind ) that crashed when the prop came off one of the engines !
Avation crash site finding is my favorite !
Once when we were draining we found a Wrexham Lager bottle ,a really old one , stuffed up the drain !
I reckon the drinker / drain layer had done it to get rid of it and thats what had been slowing the old horseshoe drain up for the previous god knows how long !!!
A Halifax that crashed on take off ,a couple of P47 Thunderbolts , one in a friends field that everyone seemed to think was a Heinkel 111 , a Wellington (not the rubbber kind ) that crashed when the prop came off one of the engines !
Avation crash site finding is my favorite !
Once when we were draining we found a Wrexham Lager bottle ,a really old one , stuffed up the drain !
I reckon the drinker / drain layer had done it to get rid of it and thats what had been slowing the old horseshoe drain up for the previous god knows how long !!!