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Me thinks the Colin doth protest to much..!!! "The Grinder Wisperer" 😉😉 Imagine if I was of a delicate disposition..?? Yeah, very fukn hard to imagine..😜😜

What a cracker of a days detecting by all, unreal finds - and a pleasure to watch as always bud. Those intros are getting even better too, I'm loving the wee monologue sections too!

Great video Colin some excellent finds up , turns out my flint is a natural piece of chert created by thermal fracture 😊

Another cracker of a video! Hope your silvers were on the cracker programme 😉 im starting to think i might just send you my clips and pay ya to edit them 🤣 well done pal 😁

great finds

Wow what find

Well done Dana .how lucky where you .loving the hammy dance as well made me smile

Excellent video!! Really great finds too. Class editing mate, going pro. Felt like I was watching a documentary episode.

Colin, not blowin’ smoke but what a great video!! Finds were all super……hammered, silvers, seals, buckles, gold and modern coin. That COB, just makes your head fly!! Detail with Greek cross and some good mint detail. Surely, Armada coinage and might’ve originated in colonies, americas. Beautiful!! That video’s a winner, to be viewed again and again. Hats off!!🎩

Brilliant guys lol..can't wait till he sees it 🤣🤣🤣

Great craic. Without it we are goners😵‍💫 Just like the things that lie beneath our feet. History lost is history denied. Thanks for reminding us 😎👍

Nice nature,, and cool ntro! Sweet!

He lo ❤❤❤❤

Looked a great day out mate👌🏻loads of great finds there, nice spot you had for the day, great video 👍🏻

Nice one again! I'm gonna have to move further north because i'm missing all these great group digs!

Let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure ✌️❤️👵🇺🇸🌺🌎🎉

Really enjoy the videos and the great local humour. I’m not knowledgeable, just like a dog with a bone.

The cap badge I believe is Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps, founded 1902. The name J R Gaunt Birmingham was the company who made cap badges and emblems.

Colin, great commentary, presentation, and bit o’banter. That gold ring on the day by Greto/Kenny was well deserved. Greto’s great guy. And that young lad with the cannon, I thought it a bird whistle. Great find. Those coins including those hammereds, silver, buttons and your own 2xbob were great to find and to see. Otherwise possibly lost forever. Keep her lit Colin.

Love these mate..keepem coming 😉

Always enjoy your walk in life, coil to the soil, and the bantering. Cheers

Nice one Colin good job as usual see u on the next one

At first, I thought you were at another Rally over on this side of the Drink🪶😉. Another outstanding finds day, in a lovely setting. Righton🏴‍☠😎👍

Plenty of goodies coming up on that one Colin. Weather was not looking good but didn't stop you guys sucking up the silvers! 👍 recovering from food poisioning and my wee dog dying stopped me from going but hopefully get to the next one if I'm not away in England - Keep em coming mate👍

😂 Thanks for the craic Colin. I always get a laugh on your channel.👍🍀

Great Video pal. Was right craic. Even though the finds weren't there for me I still enjoyed it. You finished well after we left. Which field was the hammie in? Also Aine calls me Moby now for some reason? 😂

what a bag of shit i would not ov bothered

Ahh mate you finished on a high for sure 😎we’re lucky with fields here as a lot of the pasture is for sheep grazing and cattle , but yea a lot of permissions in crop now . That Viking piece was amazing for sure , so grateful to John for allowing me to film it . By the way the same boy wouldn’t think twice about getting the damsons out 😁🤣 As always cheers Tim ya Legend 👍🏻😎

Aine is some craic lol 😂

Class video. Some amazing finds there. I'd love to tip up along and have a crack at one of the rallies.

Good job John and the Viking weight got about yesterday . Well done all

Great camaraderie, a great sense of humor and not easily offended mate what more could you ask I'll be up with a 24 pack next time your out lol. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Nice to see yer mug Colin😉and it's, "Tits out for the girls, lads!"🤣Lucky it's only yer man's top-covers and not his damsons, for a beer, eh. A fine t'gether Colin. Such people are un-beatable. As a Kernowyon living up in England I can't click with the big digs lot, y'know. Nice enough folk, but utterly different head states for the most. They're like white ferrets, for me. I got too much fitcher in me, being old-school hill-billy Cornish. But whatever, y' all had a great hunt with sound finds, and that pleases me alot. The Viking piece is f~##'n magnificent. What a louster! I've stopped till stubble time now; ended on Saturday gone on a high. I use civil engineering 12"pin marker flags on small meadows near old habitations. They've let me find a few un-mapped paths. over time😉. I've found another one and finished on a high, with un-dated L1 1/2 Grt, some rubbed-out coppers and a thimble on part it. Something to wait on. Cogratulations on 500 subscribers. Cheers Colin and thank you for another great video. God bless😎🏴‍☠👊👍.

Colin, great video and fine job on this outing. Quality of the video was great on a very wet day. The finds improved as the day progressed. You did very well yourself finding that nice hammered as well as those musket balls chicken penny, and George II Halfpenny, or Farthing. 👍

Deadly video Colin, thanks for coming! That Eddie was lovely but my favourite find of yours was that George II, unreal condition!

Looked like a great day with some fantastic finds. Your hammered and that dagger guard were class. Couldn’t make this one but I’ll see you this Saturday 👍 GL HH

Very nice hunt…just subscribed….your long circular item is from a sword belt hanger…..lovely short cross penny…. The belt item could be an early book clasp….Well done on the Bronze Age dagger very nice…love the channel…Good luck on your next dig. Gerard.

Thank you for the Sub.

Well done on the hammered Colin, nice one, and well done to the others, some interesting finds dug up👍

Hey hey!! Cheers! Lovely fun... Nice to see people hanging out together in this sport.. Good luck!

Im afraid I had my eyes closed Becka so we will have to organise you showing me again 🤣😂 some lovely stuff up, that little buckle you had is interesting? More than just a shoe buckle id guess. Beaut of a hammie too pal 😁

Your country side is so beautiful ,great video .i visited Ireland 12 years ago for a wedding.

Great fun wee video Colin. I love seeing the Bronze Age stuff coming up. Have a great week my friend.👍🍀

Cracking finds 👌 👏

Great history saved. Happy hunting out there. Best wishes!

Well done guys 👏

I watched Part 1, Colin, but not 'til next day as 'twas an evening up-load. Glad I got this one on time. Aine's joke in Part 1, about her "top covers" and the beer broke me. The woman is a star. The land you're hunting looks so akin to Kernowek, as you get closer to our Tamar River National Boundary🏴‍☠. The BA chiv is a louster! The bronze ring the young lady found could be a BA/IA harness trace junction-ring. The flat-flared end would take the wider strap. Again, a louster find, so too your dinty buckle and silver-hammered coin. One helluva good day. I'm delighted for yous all😊😎👊👍

Nice one Colin another great video

Great hunt Colin, lovely Hammy too - what was it early Henry or John? Could see that short cross in there

Looking forward to this one mate