Iron Age jewellery found in Shropshire declared treasure

[Imperial Dave]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-shropshire-52454379

[Erpingham]

The centaurs have charm.  Don't think I've seen a beshirted centaur before.

[Jim Webster]

The centaurs have charm.  Don't think I've seen a beshirted centaur before.

Obviously English,there are limited occasions on which a centaur can take his shirt off, if only because of the climate

[Imperial Dave]

The centaurs have charm.  Don't think I've seen a beshirted centaur before.

Obviously English,there are limited occasions on which a centaur can take his shirt off, if only because of the climate

not a string vest or knotted hanky in sight Jim........

[Jim Webster]

The centaurs have charm.  Don't think I've seen a beshirted centaur before.

Obviously English,there are limited occasions on which a centaur can take his shirt off, if only because of the climate

not a string vest or knotted hanky in sight Jim........

well it is southern 

[Imperial Dave]

ture....ok, no whelks jellied eels then

[Erpingham]

ture....ok, no whelks jellied eels then

Have you ever been to the seaside in the South Dave?  Cockle and whelk stalls were plentiful, I recall from childhood beach holidays.

[Jim Webster]

ture....ok, no whelks jellied eels then

Have you ever been to the seaside in the South Dave?  Cockle and whelk stalls were plentiful, I recall from childhood beach holidays.

I can remember Cockle stalls on the Yorkshire coast from the 1970s

[Erpingham]

ture....ok, no whelks jellied eels then

Have you ever been to the seaside in the South Dave?  Cockle and whelk stalls were plentiful, I recall from childhood beach holidays.

I can remember Cockle stalls on the Yorkshire coast from the 1970s

They were also popular in places like Hunstanton and Mablethorpe (popular day trips for Northants folk in the 60s and 70s).

[Imperial Dave]

I'd forgotten about cockles!