Hi All
A couple of apologies first off. First one for it being so long since I last posted here. Second for if this isn't allowed!! I've looked at the forum rules to see if what I am doing is allowed, which is to post my finds the quickest way, by linking to my blog post about them. I have noted we can't link to commercial sites, (which this isn't), so think it's ok. If this isn't allowed, please can Mods/Admin let me know.
The permission that these relics were recovered from has produced some amazing relics over the years, and this trip was no different. Take a look, see what you think!
Incredible volume of WW2 relics recovered Stephen Taylor WW2 Relic Hunter
Here's a little taster of what is in the blog....
DSC_4284 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr
A couple of apologies first off. First one for it being so long since I last posted here. Second for if this isn't allowed!! I've looked at the forum rules to see if what I am doing is allowed, which is to post my finds the quickest way, by linking to my blog post about them. I have noted we can't link to commercial sites, (which this isn't), so think it's ok. If this isn't allowed, please can Mods/Admin let me know.
The permission that these relics were recovered from has produced some amazing relics over the years, and this trip was no different. Take a look, see what you think!
Incredible volume of WW2 relics recovered Stephen Taylor WW2 Relic Hunter
Here's a little taster of what is in the blog....
DSC_4284 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr
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These are some great relics and, as I know the location they have come from and who used the base, the history of each item is intact. This makes them far more historically important than '....parts of what we can readily buy...'. You may well be able to buy them, but at least I know mine 'took part' in the conflict, which is why I do it. Saving history!
