Couple's delight as treasured vintage diamond ring found in murky, shark-infested river
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I've said it once and I will say it again.
You detectorist are a funny old bunch
You're not happy enough sticking your detectors under shrub and in prime snake habitat.
Now you want to play with bull sharks just for
n giggles
You detectorist are a funny old bunch
You're not happy enough sticking your detectors under shrub and in prime snake habitat.
Now you want to play with bull sharks just for
n giggles
Hmmm there’s hope for me yet. Lost my wedding ring on our honeymoon. Five days after our wedding day.
We told the people at the resort that we had lost it.Just in case by some miracle it fell off in the boat and someone had handed it. But it was probably at the bottom of the ocean by now.
The man from the resort asked if I’d lost it in the ocean. I said yes. He looked at me and said. “We’ll find it”.
He still hasn’t called.
We told the people at the resort that we had lost it.Just in case by some miracle it fell off in the boat and someone had handed it. But it was probably at the bottom of the ocean by now.
The man from the resort asked if I’d lost it in the ocean. I said yes. He looked at me and said. “We’ll find it”.
He still hasn’t called.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-17/metal-detector-finds-wedding-ring-lost-in-ocean/12888884
I know it’s from 2020 but it was the suggested article underneath the story you posted.
When did metal detecting become an extreme sport??
I know it’s from 2020 but it was the suggested article underneath the story you posted.
When did metal detecting become an extreme sport??
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