Yesterday some of the group were back in Nether Compton investigating a curious flat surface in a gentleman's back garden. It gave us the chance to practice using our Resistivity meter and survey the site. We put the training by the team at Geoflo to good use. We set out a 10 meter grid on a north/south alignment and got to work.
Hopefully we can get some useful data from the site, I will post our results soon!
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