Thanks maaan. Yep my honeyhole is gone forever. I think park people don`t really care because he saw the condition of grass it was good He could not tell where I dug holes. But Resident live around park did not feel comfortable with it. So I must respect them... I know grass will grow back and there is no affect what so ever on the park.....golddiggerart said:Some rangers are good blokes and even appreciate us removing the junk and rubbish, others are just plain A******les but what can you do.
You'll find another park.... :Y:
B5MECH said:Do you use earphones capa? :/ ....If you were beep beep beeping next to my house my neighbors would complain too :N:
Can't blame them though....If I was noise polluting in a public place I'd expect trouble where I live
At least you got two and three quater last Penny's :lol: :Y:
Goldpick said:Now you can see how night detecting has its advantages, sometimes it is better to a little more discreet - just depends on the type of neighbourhood you are in.
Just have to ensure your recovery methods and cleanup is just as good as it is during the day, no excuses.
Another thought is to head outdsuring crappy weather, most stay indoors out of your way under those circumstances.
One park I had been detecting on and off for over two years had a vocal minority try to run us out of the park on the first daylight detect. Stupid thing is that they wouldn't have been able to find a single shred of evidence that I had ever been there in the past, plus the local council ranger supported my right to use the park for my hobby (take that vocal minority ).
What really galls me is the fact that some parks are barely utilised by the public these days, they should be thankful that we are spending money in their local area, and are also picking up their rubbish in the process. Guess you can't please everybody.
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