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Metal detectorists find lost wedding ring in minutes Metal detectorists find lost wedding ring in minutes
(about 3 hours later)
The wedding ring was found early on during the search on Friday Watch: Moment detectorists find wedding ring
Watch: Moment detectorists find wedding ring
A man whose wedding ring slipped off his finger during a Tough Mudder race said he is delighted after detectorists helped find it.A man whose wedding ring slipped off his finger during a Tough Mudder race said he is delighted after detectorists helped find it.
Lee Armstrong noticed his ring was gone while running the obstacle course at Belvoir Castle on Saturday.Lee Armstrong noticed his ring was gone while running the obstacle course at Belvoir Castle on Saturday.
After he and wife Nicki issued a plea for help unearthing the treasured platinum band, BBC Radio Lincolnshire rallied detectorists to help relocate it.After he and wife Nicki issued a plea for help unearthing the treasured platinum band, BBC Radio Lincolnshire rallied detectorists to help relocate it.
It was found on Friday morning.It was found on Friday morning.
Nicki Armstrong and her husband Lee were competing in a Tough Mudder race when Lee lost his wedding ringNicki Armstrong and her husband Lee were competing in a Tough Mudder race when Lee lost his wedding ring
Detectorists answered the plea for help and offered their servicesDetectorists answered the plea for help and offered their services
Ten metal detectorists were sent by the radio station to help with the effort to find the missing ring.Ten metal detectorists were sent by the radio station to help with the effort to find the missing ring.
The Armstrongs, from Tutbury in Staffordshire, and their allies had only one hour to search the castle grounds, where it was discovered after only a few minutes of searching.The Armstrongs, from Tutbury in Staffordshire, and their allies had only one hour to search the castle grounds, where it was discovered after only a few minutes of searching.
They said they did not expect to uncover the ring in such a short span of time, and thanked everyone who came to their aid.They said they did not expect to uncover the ring in such a short span of time, and thanked everyone who came to their aid.
"I'm stunned that we found it," said Mr Armstrong."I'm stunned that we found it," said Mr Armstrong.
"In such a wide area to find this tiny little thing that's so precious to us - it's just incredible really.""In such a wide area to find this tiny little thing that's so precious to us - it's just incredible really."
Lee Armstrong is a happy man after finding the ring The wedding ring was found early on during the search on Friday
Mrs Armstrong said she was "really chuffed" the search for the ring came to a happy ending.Mrs Armstrong said she was "really chuffed" the search for the ring came to a happy ending.
"I'm just so, so pleased - I can't stop smiling," she said."I'm just so, so pleased - I can't stop smiling," she said.
"I was hoping, but I didn't think we'd get it, and I'm delighted that we have.""I was hoping, but I didn't think we'd get it, and I'm delighted that we have."
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