<p><strong>I was busy detecting one summer evening during our summer holidays here in South Africa, when I was approached by a family who was very interested what I was doing.</strong></p> <p>I showed them, and as they left mentioned that a lady has lost a ring along the beach some distance from where I was. It was already 10:00PM, so I said I will g and have a look when I was finished.</p> [split] <p>My daughter who was with me, was instantly interested and soon after left for the beach as indicated by the family.</p> <p>There were only a few fishermen left on the beach and they indicated to an area almost the size of a football field where they say the people searching for the ring.</p> <p>We started detecting and within 10 minutes, got a very good signal. There it was just as the waves were starting to wash it deeper.</p> <p>We left our contact details with the night guards and at the local police. Early the next morning, we received the call from a very relieved husband.</p> <p>It was wonderful to be able to help someone in such a way. Well, the next evening I found another ring at another beach but this was a keeper. The wide band is the one I returned to the owner.</p>