Howdy Andrew, We call the Kombi a VW bus here. I remember as a kid growing up in California during the 60's that the hippies loved them. They would paint them up with flowers and peace signs and the like. People around here sometimes dig up heel plates with hearts on them. Legend has it that they were worn by hookers but others say they're just civil war era heel plates which came stamped with a variety of designs. I've dug up a few toe taps but a heel plate remains a bucket lister for me. Cool find. My favorite was the ladies buckle with leaf design. That was very nice. It should have been made of silver. Lots of nice artifacts found in this excellent video. That is the first time I've enjoyed the inevitable trek back to Ute. What a beautiful spot. Our winters look very different. None of our trees would have leaves on them and pretty much everything else would be brown. No spiders in the winter here though. We do have a spider called a wolf spider that is that size here. I was in the shower once and saw something move out of corner of my eye. I turned to look at it and there was one of those hand sized spiders on the shower curtain a couple inches from face. I'm a 65 year old man but I made a noise you would have sworn came out of a 6 year old girl. I had to jump out of the shower to get a container to catch it in so I could release it back outside later. Hope you and Viv are doing well and having fun. Catch you on the next one. Your buddy, Roelf
Gday Roelf. Glad you enjoyed the video. Some of the toys you can get out of the ground are cool. As the years pass, we see less and less of the old combis on the road. Happy with one out the ground. I think I have one love heart shaped heel plate in my collection and have heard the stories of the ladies of the night. Yes that leafy buckle was a ripper and a pity it wasn’t all silver but a great find anyway. It was a beautiful afternoon when I walked back to the Ute. Some winter days here can be just glorious. Not really a big fan of spiders. I don’t squeal when one gets on me but my body does emit a particular noise. Anyone that knows me will know that I have come into contact with a spider when they hear it. Once I through a brand new running chainsaw when a big huntsman spider ran up the moving chain and half way up my arm. My Grandfather was furious. It was a BIG spider. Anyway, enough about the stuff of nightmares, Viv and I are both well and hope that you and Mrs Roelf are too. Take care mate 🦘🦘👍😁
Got some cool little finds there mate, nice bit of silver too, I do like that ornate button but you can keep the big rudy spider, have to watch your step out there what with holes and stuff that wants to eat you 🤣, anyway an enjoyable episode Andrew, say hi to Viv. ATB Bill and Julie X 👍😊❤
Gday Bill and Julie. There were some good things to pop up. Over time you do learn to dodge the shafts, spiders, drop bears and hoop snakes. Oh and only pat the domesticated riding roos. The wild ones don’t like. They can rip a man in two with a single kick. Apart from all that, down here is a great place to be. Lots of area to detect. Thanks for watching mate. Take care 🦘🦘😁👍
Mr A, we both had them on the desk in Primary school. LOL Now I have seen to the end, I am astounded you got it intact. I still have my pen/nib from 1962.
Perfect Saturday night viewing (UK) Andrew mate! You had a good few & interesting finds there pal, and I so enjoy your episodes & explanations. Jermyn Street (London) where your button probably came from is still a very famous street that sells high end shirts to this day. When I was a cool City worker (days with money and before kids) back in the 90’s & early 00’s I always bought my shirts there from Thomas Pink and the like! Not now, I’m hoodies & joggers 😂😂😂 anyway, loved the ink well too…..but not that flippin’ spider! Great watching as always my friend, hope you & Viv are well
Gday Marcus. Very glad you still enjoy watching. Thanks for the info on the button. One little thing can bring back lots of history and memories. And I found it in the ground in the bush on the other side of the planet from where it came. Got to love the hobby. Spiders are ok as long as they are more than a foot away from your face. Any closer, suddenly noises start to be emitted from the body and some folks call them a little unmanly. We are both ok. Hope you and yours are too. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
I learnt write with ink and pen at primary school. When i got to tech school we used a fountain pen. It was about then also that biros came out. Great video. Cheers John
Yeah! i'd be keeping the combi too! You'd be wanting thick sole's on your shoes with tacks like that pointing at your feet! ive found quite a few spoons bent the same way, I wonder if it was some long forgotten ritual, like throwing your glass into the fire place, or someone saying that food was terrible, look what it did to the spoon! An abundance of broaches and badges and buttons, liked the little silverish one! I definitely remember the ink well's, I think i even remember using them, and the blotter to soak up the excess ink and dry the writing, but not as a commonly done thing, pencils and pens mostly! Cheers Andrew!
Gday Wayne. Yep it was a very good hunt. The heel plate was a cool find as was the combi. The spoons do take a hiding at times. Will find them occasionally where the bowls have been bent up to scoop gold out of crevices. We only had the desks in primary school. Pencil and only pens if you got your license to use it. Take care mate 😁👍
Great selection of relics,etc there Andrew from the scenic goldfields region .I'm also showing my age as I remember the wooden school desks with the inkwell on the top corner.Lucky you saw the spider before walking into it! Great video.Cheers mate.
The ink well has brought back lots of memories for a lot of folks. I’m glad I spotted the spider too. When you walk into a web it is the first thing you worry about. “Where is the spider”. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Hi Andrew that was a smashing day out with some amazing finds. was'nt that a silver Edward seven 3 pence ? Oh and that ink well brought back some memories 🙂 Tony
Great stuff, I’d say the heel is from a tap dancing shoe, that would have been the entertainment back in the old days, possibly a dancing girls shoe heel
D'you think we should tell your buddy Roelf that it was a plastic hanging spider so he doesn't feel too put off about the Australian bush?! On the flip side though, were those beautiful scenes as the sun dropped. Lots interesting relics again Andew and those English 3d are such a pretty coin. Those two seater wooden desks with the ink well holes were the ones that had lift up lids for your books and schoolwork - they were deadly if dropped onto cold fingers!
Gday Deb. We could tell Roelf that but I think he already knows that spiders that size eat small too and wallabies. The 3ds are a beaut coin. There were always some injuries with those old desks and most people remember them. There was always someone in class who would slam them closed and scare everyone too. Hope you are getting out for a swing. Take care mate 😁👍
An excellent day detecting out detecting with the master detectorist. What are the chances of finding a intact inkwell. Great video of the Aussie bush as well. Well done mate . Look forward to your next adventure 👍
Gday Cindy. It was crown land. I have a Victorian miners right so I can detect on it and keep what I find. Google maps will show you crown land. Good luck 😁👍
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Love the Maldon Easter Fair badge, and what a treat to find an unsquashed thimble. Ripper. Love the saw medallion too. Well done Andrew.
Awesome finds today my friend CONGRATULATIONS
Thanks for watching Robin 😁👍
You are still the buckle master!! Glad 2 c u r having fun w the manticore!!!! :)
Gday Cory. Yes I can still find a buckle or two. Manticore is a great machine. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
Awesome finds and great scenery thanks Andrew
Thanks for watching 😁👍
Those cheecky buggers dipping the girls pony tails in ink. Lol. Loved the find though. What a beauty.
Gday Daniela. They were cheeky. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Now that’s an outstanding hunt! Cheers!
Gday Dug. Glad you enjoyed it mate 🦘🦘😁👍
Nice silver Andrew. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching Scott 😁👍
Great work Andrew, that spider at the end looked awesome, loved the VW ⛏️🤠🇦🇺
Gday Josh. Not as many of the spiders out now. It was cool to find the combi. Catch up soon 👍😁
Great video Andrew mate. Awesome history. My fav was the fancy scarf slide thingy. 👍
Gday Paul. That was a ripper of a find. Very fancy 😁👍
Another great Coffee Bush vid love the old van
Gday Glenno. Was a very cool find 😁👍
I find your videos quite therapeutic to watch, take care mate
Glad to hear it. My wife thought this one was quite a gentle one to watch 😁👍
Nice 👍 love the vw bus😊
Thanks for watching 😁👍
*Goog job👍👍👍*
Thank you 😁👍
So really cool finds thanks for sharing this adventure God Bless you and stay safe
Glad you enjoyed watching Terry. Take care mate 😁👍
Howdy Andrew, We call the Kombi a VW bus here. I remember as a kid growing up in California during the 60's that the hippies loved them. They would paint them up with flowers and peace signs and the like. People around here sometimes dig up heel plates with hearts on them. Legend has it that they were worn by hookers but others say they're just civil war era heel plates which came stamped with a variety of designs. I've dug up a few toe taps but a heel plate remains a bucket lister for me. Cool find. My favorite was the ladies buckle with leaf design. That was very nice. It should have been made of silver. Lots of nice artifacts found in this excellent video.
That is the first time I've enjoyed the inevitable trek back to Ute. What a beautiful spot. Our winters look very different. None of our trees would have leaves on them and pretty much everything else would be brown. No spiders in the winter here though. We do have a spider called a wolf spider that is that size here. I was in the shower once and saw something move out of corner of my eye. I turned to look at it and there was one of those hand sized spiders on the shower curtain a couple inches from face. I'm a 65 year old man but I made a noise you would have sworn came out of a 6 year old girl. I had to jump out of the shower to get a container to catch it in so I could release it back outside later. Hope you and Viv are doing well and having fun. Catch you on the next one. Your buddy, Roelf
Gday Roelf. Glad you enjoyed the video. Some of the toys you can get out of the ground are cool. As the years pass, we see less and less of the old combis on the road. Happy with one out the ground. I think I have one love heart shaped heel plate in my collection and have heard the stories of the ladies of the night.
Yes that leafy buckle was a ripper and a pity it wasn’t all silver but a great find anyway.
It was a beautiful afternoon when I walked back to the Ute. Some winter days here can be just glorious.
Not really a big fan of spiders. I don’t squeal when one gets on me but my body does emit a particular noise. Anyone that knows me will know that I have come into contact with a spider when they hear it. Once I through a brand new running chainsaw when a big huntsman spider ran up the moving chain and half way up my arm. My Grandfather was furious. It was a BIG spider.
Anyway, enough about the stuff of nightmares, Viv and I are both well and hope that you and Mrs Roelf are too. Take care mate 🦘🦘👍😁
Manticore looks tempting. Good luck out there.
It’s good and thanks👍😁
The inkwell brought back memories of St.Josephs school and those damn nuns.
Funny how things trigger old memories 😁👍
awesome mr coffee bush.
Thanks Gavin 😁👍
Great work Andrew ,
Always good to walk away with something and the Edward 3d was just that, thanks for sharing mate ATB 👍
Gday Jim. It was a good hunt. The Eddie was a bonus. Big area, small coin. Very lucky. Take care mate 😁👍
Nice round up of relics :) those golden orbs are fun when they build across a path you walk into one in the dark 🤣🤣
Funny the noises that come out of your body at that point. Thanks for watching William 👍😁
Nice one Andrew. Glad you found & straightened Uri Geller's spoon!
I had to use the force Luke. I mean Paul 😁👍
@@TheCoffeeBushKid 😄
Got some cool little finds there mate, nice bit of silver too, I do like that ornate button but you can keep the big rudy spider, have to watch your step out there what with holes and stuff that wants to eat you 🤣, anyway an enjoyable episode Andrew, say hi to Viv. ATB Bill and Julie X 👍😊❤
Gday Bill and Julie. There were some good things to pop up. Over time you do learn to dodge the shafts, spiders, drop bears and hoop snakes. Oh and only pat the domesticated riding roos. The wild ones don’t like. They can rip a man in two with a single kick. Apart from all that, down here is a great place to be. Lots of area to detect.
Thanks for watching mate. Take care 🦘🦘😁👍
Mr A, we both had them on the desk in Primary school. LOL Now I have seen to the end, I am astounded you got it intact. I still have my pen/nib from 1962.
The old ink well has brought back a lot of memories for a lot of folks. Nice you still have your old pen. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
Well done
Thanks for watching 😁👍
Perfect Saturday night viewing (UK) Andrew mate! You had a good few & interesting finds there pal, and I so enjoy your episodes & explanations. Jermyn Street (London) where your button probably came from is still a very famous street that sells high end shirts to this day. When I was a cool City worker (days with money and before kids) back in the 90’s & early 00’s I always bought my shirts there from Thomas Pink and the like! Not now, I’m hoodies & joggers 😂😂😂 anyway, loved the ink well too…..but not that flippin’ spider! Great watching as always my friend, hope you & Viv are well
Gday Marcus. Very glad you still enjoy watching. Thanks for the info on the button. One little thing can bring back lots of history and memories. And I found it in the ground in the bush on the other side of the planet from where it came. Got to love the hobby. Spiders are ok as long as they are more than a foot away from your face. Any closer, suddenly noises start to be emitted from the body and some folks call them a little unmanly.
We are both ok. Hope you and yours are too. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
Andrew ya digging up VW's now you got so really cool finds. great video again
Gday Gadzee. Cool little find that one. Are you heading over to Creswick on the 29th? If so I will catch up with you there 😁👍
@@TheCoffeeBushKid I think we are I'll be seeing Chris tomorrow so I'll double check with him if we are.teally wanna go it was great last year
I learnt write with ink and pen at primary school. When i got to tech school we used a fountain pen. It was about then also that biros came out. Great video. Cheers John
Gday John. The ink well brought back a lot of memories for a lot of people. I was pencil and biro. The desks were just what we sat in👍😁
I’ll watch it now
Yeah! i'd be keeping the combi too! You'd be wanting thick sole's on your shoes with tacks like that pointing at your feet! ive found quite a few spoons bent the same way, I wonder if it was some long forgotten ritual, like throwing your glass into the fire place, or someone saying that food was terrible, look what it did to the spoon! An abundance of broaches and badges and buttons, liked the little silverish one! I definitely remember the ink well's, I think i even remember using them, and the blotter to soak up the excess ink and dry the writing, but not as a commonly done thing, pencils and pens mostly! Cheers Andrew!
Gday Wayne. Yep it was a very good hunt. The heel plate was a cool find as was the combi. The spoons do take a hiding at times. Will find them occasionally where the bowls have been bent up to scoop gold out of crevices. We only had the desks in primary school. Pencil and only pens if you got your license to use it. Take care mate 😁👍
lovely school inkwell
It was Trevor 😁👍
Great selection of relics,etc there Andrew from the scenic goldfields region .I'm also showing my age as I remember the wooden school desks with the inkwell on the top corner.Lucky you saw the spider before walking into it! Great video.Cheers mate.
The ink well has brought back lots of memories for a lot of folks. I’m glad I spotted the spider too. When you walk into a web it is the first thing you worry about. “Where is the spider”. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Amazing Andrew! Top finds and beautiful scenery 😍
Thanks Lee. It was a nice time out. Sun set was beautiful 😁👍
Brother one day will get to meat the marster hi self top hut Brother the legend
It will be good to meet you too brother Tezza 🦘🦘😁👍
Hi Andrew that was a smashing day out with some amazing finds. was'nt that a silver Edward seven 3 pence ? Oh and that ink well brought back some memories 🙂 Tony
Gday Tony. Yes it was an Eddie 3d. The ink well seams to bring back a lot of memories for people. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
Great stuff, I’d say the heel is from a tap dancing shoe, that would have been the entertainment back in the old days, possibly a dancing girls shoe heel
It was a ripper of a heel. May well have been. Thanks for watching 😁👍
D'you think we should tell your buddy Roelf that it was a plastic hanging spider so he doesn't feel too put off about the Australian bush?! On the flip side though, were those beautiful scenes as the sun dropped. Lots interesting relics again Andew and those English 3d are such a pretty coin. Those two seater wooden desks with the ink well holes were the ones that had lift up lids for your books and schoolwork - they were deadly if dropped onto cold fingers!
You should definitely tell me that. It looked big enough to eat those little kangaroos. Creepy!
Gday Deb. We could tell Roelf that but I think he already knows that spiders that size eat small too and wallabies. The 3ds are a beaut coin.
There were always some injuries with those old desks and most people remember them. There was always someone in class who would slam them closed and scare everyone too. Hope you are getting out for a swing. Take care mate 😁👍
An excellent day detecting out detecting with the master detectorist. What are the chances of finding a intact inkwell. Great video of the Aussie bush as well. Well done mate . Look forward to your next adventure 👍
Gday MM. it was a nice time out. Very happy with the ink well. First one like that. Very lucky to have such great places to detect. Take care mate 😁👍
The ink well...my father in law did that to my mother in law..😅😅 ❤❤ I wonder if that's why she fell in love with him 😂
Haha. The world is full of many wonders and mysteries. There is one. 😁👍
Kangaroos, Spiders & Mr Coffee Bush out in the wilds of Central Vic.
Doesn’t get much better hey 🤣🤣🤣. Thanks for watching 😁👍
That was fun. But I can barely hear you, eh?
Thanks for watching 😁👍
So who actually owns the land out bush like that? I’m too unsure to venture out yet.
Gday Cindy. It was crown land. I have a Victorian miners right so I can detect on it and keep what I find. Google maps will show you crown land. Good luck 😁👍
@@TheCoffeeBushKid Thanks - will look into it!! I got myself a Vic miners right but mostly detect the beach/or playgrounds so far.
Oh! and theres nothing like that spine tingling feeling, when you walk face first into those web's, Not a comfortable experience ! ever!
Ahh that thwack to the face. Know it well. And then that scr. Let’s not go there
That could be from a tap shoe
Thanks 😁👍