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Title: a day with chef Post by: Mike on September 16, 2012, 03:07:44 PM spent the day with chef on one of his farms , the morning session was a bit slow with nothing of much interest showing up bar a scrap bit of silver and the usual bits and bobs .
around 12 and back at the cars bear grylls (geoff) produced a strange water kettle thingy , set fire to it and made a first class mug of coffee in 5 minutes , great bit of kit . onto another field which started to produce a few bits of buckle buttons muskets etc , geoff fended off a small boy with a nasty looking machine gun sized water pistol asking the usual 'have you found anything mister' and scrumping a few apples down the field why went and out popped a nice little hammie for me yeeehaaa , my 1st whole henry , any further id most welcome . back to a field ajoining the 1st for the last hour after more coffee from the wonder kettle , geoff managed a silver love token and a grot , the only roman of the day , we had more bits and bobs there but nothing exiting apart from a possible strap end fragment/part. all in all a good day with a few finds of interest , many thanks to geoff for the coffee and having me over . Title: Re: a day with chef Post by: Roman (Ray) on September 16, 2012, 06:00:28 PM welldone mike beauty of a hammered mucker..welldone cheffy on making the coffee ill be up next for one ;D
great day out lads. ray Title: Re: a day with chef Post by: handyman [Alan} on September 16, 2012, 06:07:12 PM great coin mtf, well found.
Title: Re: a day with chef Post by: jaydogg on September 16, 2012, 06:19:32 PM Well done Mike. :)
Title: Re: a day with chef Post by: The Doc on September 16, 2012, 07:20:15 PM Sounds like a good day!
Hammered is Henry III, moneyer is Robert, and I think Canterbury mint, Class 5. Title: Re: a day with chef Post by: Val Beechey on September 16, 2012, 08:11:43 PM Amazing, they're like buses. Thats the second this week. Well done Mike. ;D
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