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Must be the week for 1925 Threepence's. Found the exact same last week

I don't know what you have against using gloves because it's hard to see you using them here. We don't do detection without gloves. They're very useful, not just safety, but part of doing detection.

Gday William. Good going on the goldies. Congrats on the rings and nice hole filling. No one would know you were there. Well done mate 😁👍

A couple of nice silver rings and a great haul of gold coins.You can't complain about that.Well done.Cheers.

Cool editing.. beauyiful country.. great finds.. and perfect detector!!! Cheers from your south European collegues😊

Great video. It just goes to show that you don't have to have a 6000 to find gold or silver. Cheers John

Lucky with two silver rings there, William, and two dollarbucks popping out of picnicker pockets at the tables, among bottle tops of course. Nifty shot of the wedgetailed eagle, nice! Be well, and good luck next out swinging the detector, cheers.

Do you ever get hassled for detecting these kinds of areas? I'd like to have a go but worried people will make a big deal of it. Do you need permission?

Great video! Those rings were really nice, especially that second one. I don't think I've ever uncovered one quite like that! I'm planning an east coast tour next year, so if you'd like to catch up, shoot me an email (check my about page). Cheers!

Good hunt William. That snake buckle is a ripper and I’ve not seen anything like it before. Well done mate 😁👍👍

Complimenti per i ritrovamenti nelle e monete ma soprattutto la fibia

Leave some room in the comment section for us @gabivalla6279 😂 joking mate. Some lovely finds amongst that lot. That snake buckle would have been real flash back in the day 👌

Some interesting bit and pieces from that horehound area.Snake buckle is a great find.If there is a time of year when the horehound dies off,perhaps winter,that would be the time to hit that area again.Cheers mate.

An enjoyable fossick for relics, William. I very much liked your showing the "history digging" that the actual kangaroos are doing! Had you taken this exact natural phenomena cue for the name of your show? We'd noted in England the badgers, hares and rabbits exposing middens of history, with coloured glass and tile fragments glinting in the sun, once, an early Victorian threepenny bit of silver, back in '97, he says, sounding like an old-timer with that datum! The kangaroos and wallabies, we'd looked at what they're digging up and eating:- underground fungus! Wattletree truffles, white and yellow, thought they're psychedelic to humans and the marsupials are unaffected, although one gave a scream of "the fear" when you bobbed up out of the horehound, how funny, but frightening at the same time, the whackers can be quite dangeroos, soz. We're also a buff (rather than a fan) of indigenous foods, and researched early descriptions of what explorer and early naturalists had identified, including those looking at indigenous aboriginal diets. Curiously, there's a type of milk cap mushroom only identified as late as 1996, no history of any indigenous peoples ever using this perfectly edible fungus, nor anyone else finding and eating them, until the scientific description was published in the late 90's! Lactaria eucalypti, I'll share this with you, maybe it's your area it was found, but I wouldn't try anything without a suitable expert leading an expedition for any. We trusted Polish folk for the pinetree related microrrhyzal original of the one I described, it's the saffron milk cap, and the description is in the Latin nomenclature, Lactaria deliciosa! Please pardon yet another blooming essay, but when facing thick undergrowth like the horehound, there's nothing for it but to wear heavy gumboots, avoiding cuts and abrasions, and snakebites, and we'd happily trample weeds like that for excellence in relics like your snake buckle. Happy hunting to you! Cheers from Gabi of Narre Warren.

Love the snake buckle, worth digging every bit of rubbish just for that one find.

Lovely snake buckle and some cool bits and bobs. Thanks for sharing

Looks a fantastic place to detect. Best wishes from Lancashire, England.

You never know what could be at a new site until you give it a go.A few relics and a couple of coins from there,so you did well.Cheers mate.👍

Well done William. Bit tough going but you nailed some stuff. Congrats on the coins, thimbles and buttons. Good luck next time out 😁👍

A good exploration out and about, an interesting insight that paths and tracks about camped grounds then settlements may be on the same lines as once first used as today's, or very nearby. Of a couple of German settlements near us, one failed fairly fast, Hallam North, don't know what name it went by, the other very successful, and eventually a wealthy area carrying many old families' names, Zion Hill, later known as Harkaway, belfry 1869, bell rung every NYE, called "Concordia", recast 1935, and it's still there. Maybe as where you're looking the track names and localities were lost, levelled with machinery, or a long decay after a short burst of activity with scatters of signals yet to be reached by eye or machine detection. Excellent seeing you out on the searches, we ought do much more too, but for aiding the families, but those kids are themselves hooked now on treasures of all sorts, historical, environmental, natural and precious varieties, that's been our constant pleasure to inspire. Good luck exciting all these senses too!, and be safe and well. Gabi of Narre Warren.

Sometimes it's good to explore a bit to find new productive areas 😊

Great finds! Very enjoyable to watch.

@17:46 reminds me of an old skinning tool

@9:34 That looks like a men’s braces/suspenders fastener.

Sorry to hear about your dad’s condition. Lost my dad in 2021 to prostate cancer. Men please check yourselves and please don’t be afraid to go and get it checked out. The earlier you find it, the better your outcome. I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in 2020 and I am alive and well because I got it checked out and went through the treatment. Alive to tell the tale and to go on prospecting. 💜

Well done William. That area sure looks like it has some good potential and congrats with the finds. Sorry to hear about your Dad. Very good message you put out 😁👍👍

That tube is a bullet that has been shot into an animal and expanded at the tip and then been through a bushfire and the lead has melted out

Thanks for sharing, a nice detect in old surroundings, William, and gracious note for your dad, and for all facing struggles with cancer, our family included currently. All kindnesses are important, for them, and also for ourselves, in life to take care, and in the giving of care. It's especially us menfolk who should take our tests, and other good measures that we ought do too. I hope you are okay, William, that you have supporters in this with friends and family. Us gentle giants need these bits of TLC also. I find it powerful and empowering to promote and encourage such, strengthens families, friendships, communities and enterprises, too. It's a goodonya mate from us, still hope we'll see you out again soon, it's a healthy pursuit, even if that's a coincidental outcome of pursuing things with the magic wand. Regards, Gabi of Narre Warren.

A few relics from your wonderings in the goldfields. Sorry to hear about your father. One of my mates is having his prostrate removed this week from cancer.Something for us blokes to keep a check on. Cheers mate.👍

Sorry to hear this mate 😢

So sorry to hear about your father. Cancer is a nasty thing. Half of my family died from cancer but early diagnosis can save lives.

Love your videos! May I ask what’s kind of shovel/spade you use?

That was a ripping half crown, well done

those coins are absolute rippers! congrats!!

Great video mate well done. Just purchased a 15 inch coil for my Nox 800 going to the beach tomorrow to test it out.

Congratulations on your 1st snake buckle 🎉. Great place.✌️👍🦘🇦🇺🦘

Awesome hunt William some great items there mate and that kettle is a beauty

Good outing there William. Big congrats on finding the two halves of the snake buckle. Good effort. You got a good collection of buttons too. Well done 😁👍

My brother found the exact same snake / serpent buckle a few weeks ago, his is in slightly better condition but yeah a great find

Love your videos and your finds. Can you tell me which State you are in?

Now that's a place to detect. Best wishes form Lancashire, England.

Was the settlement there a Eucalyptus oil concern. All the canvas tent studs and buttons seem to hint at a working group. Congrats on the snake buckle and the Victoria pennies.

Great snake buckle but the best find was the dog. Haha, what a cutie.

Well done on the snake buckle,coins and other finds.Those old rivets are a real pain as they sound so good,and I see you ended up with lots.Cheers.

Great snake buckle ensemble, fine details to it, as with the patinated pennies, you ought feel well-chuffed, William! Among your rubbish pile, though, were a thin, pressed, three-band belt tensioner, though you'd have a couple or several already. The chough, or whatever bird it were, mimicking a woodpecker, good observation! That billy stove is super nifty, flame through the middle efficiency, and the pleasing sound of a steam whistle. The poem would be different, "He sang, and he watched, and the billy didn't take all that long, youse a comin' Waltzing, Tilda, with us?!" Nah, all wrong, Henry! I'll put the kettle on. Happy diggings to you, stay safe, and cheers until next time. Gabi of Narre Warren.

Great hunt mate. I was riveting! Well done. Great Snake buckle.

Good finds well done 🙂

Fantastic snake buckle and beautiful day to be in the bush. Well done mate 👏

That black bead looks like one of the 1950 Bakelite buttons.

Some lovely finds, insane silver coin, great hunt