Thank you so much for this video. I'm nearly 70 and I've never travelled to such a beautiful sight. And I may never get to travel to such a place. But through awesome videos that you provide lets me see some of this beautiful land I would not otherwise get to see! God Bless You and SDN!
Reminds me of home. I was born and raised in the foothills of the Smokies. There is a history here of the people who settled in this area and the native Americans that were here first. I belong to both groups and have always been proud of my heritage. Your home makes me think of my own. Thank you for sharing yours.
Thanks for the hike Charlie. Something that never ceases to amaze me, the thousands of miles of rock walls in New England. The time and effort to create them. When I find an artifact by a stone wall I always pause and imagine what happened when the item was lost and realize I am standing in the shadow of someone 200 years old or older. The walls are some of my favorite things in New England. Great camera work!
I loved hiking Watatic with you.,. Those were the days.. our days.. it was ...just ..me & u. Miles on our soles.. trudging thru snow off trail... great memories! Great day u had & I’m glad u are loving your new gear!
Facinating video!! I can just picture back in the day, all the land cleared and rock walls as far as the eye can see separating the farms!! Well done Charlie!!
Well Charlie you made my day i saw the video came up while I was working and could not wait to see it. Finally home and looking at our beautiful landscape of New England and feeling blessed your soundtrack makes it even better. Can’t wait till another video please keep them coming. Thanks again
Absolutely stunning views Charlie! I'm so glad you take me along with you, especially since my wheelchair doesn't have 4-wheel drive! Our founders were some strong people, not only physically, but mentally too. Survival of the fittest, and only the strong survive must have been true in daily life.
Thanks Charlie, This was an amazing hike, I really enjoyed sharing that view with you. Thanks for Not Thursday, and not that I dont enjoy Stealth Diggers, I do. This is a nice change of pace. Thanks
Charlie it felt like the top of the world up there. What a magnificent range of views. The fact that people built the walls with their bare hands and muscle makes me wonder who those brave souls were. They took a chance and faced many dangers but faced them bravely and made a life in that rocky place, they called home. I wonder how many of them are buried up there where the air was clean and fresh? It gets the mind working and then you, the Stealth Diggers go out detecting and find remnants of their lives. I honour you all for your dedication to the history of the area, which is so very beautiful and majestic. LFOD my friend, thank you for taking us with you.
I'll probably never get to see that part of the country since I live on the West coast so thank you for the chance to view it and some of the history behind it...
Wow ..... totally awesome ! Thank you for taking me up there ! The beauty that God created all over the world ! I hope that someday I will get to make it out there and do some detecting with you guys ! But I'm 63 and a disabled veteran and live alone with my 2 dogs and 2 horses in Kansas . Thank again for taking me along on this hike love it ! Please keep those awesome videos coming cause I'll be watching for them !
Watatic! My family and friends used to hike it! We lived in Ashby, just minutes away from Ashburnham. LOTS of old (1700's) homes in the area. Ours originally belonged to Captain William Wilder (yes, related) who was captain of one of John Hancock's smuggling ships, and John Hancock allegedly owned the place next to us. No, we did not own a metal detector when we lived there. We are going to request permission, of course. Great music background! Great playing and singing!
That is great history Chuck ! and thank you for sharing with us. Im glad you enjoyed the video and i have all you awesome patrons to thank for making it possible.
That was a great hike with stunning views at the end. You make it seem effortless which I know it isn't; loved the time lapses. The new equipment really shines with this effort. Not Thursday is the place to be Friday thru Wesnesday
Beautiful camera work Charlie and some stunning scenery. What a beautiful lake down the mountain! There's a saying that goes, good fences make good neighbors...boy they sure had some! Tks for sharing...
Great shots and video, Charlie! Makes me homesick for the rocks of New England. All we have down here is beach sand! You cannot beat the woods of New England for exploring! Even though I grew up in SE MA, around Carol Rio's stomping grounds, I spend most of my summers in the Lunenburg area of MA. Hiking around that area...Mt. Wachusett, Mt. Mondadnock many times, etc. Great, great times!!! Fantastic video! Loved it!
I know I would. One day I’ll see it and be awe struck I’m sure. The gulf is nice, but not compared to the mountains. Thanks again for sharing the views.
Good job Charley! I hiked Watatic back in the day as well as other hills in the vicinity including Wachusett, Monadnock, Pack Monadnock, Mt. Grace, etc. Hiked Monadnock in the middle of winter several times which was pretty cool. Winter hiking is a whole different experience. I am also interested in the stone walls. How, why and when they were built. I have seen various publications claiming that it would have taken a zillion (a little sarcasm) years to build them all with 17th and 18th century technology. Again great job and looking forward to the next "Not Thursday.
Been hiking up Watatic for most of my life and it was awesome to see that wall hike. There is an abandoned marked trail that I've found that is very cool!
Charlie, you are a filmmaker.You did not need detecting to craft and excellent adventure.I am a film maker for many years and have some idea of editing, pacing etc. Brought in a bit of music at the right point. Took it out when not needed.Great show.
Really enjoyed this Charles. The scenery there was breathtaking. And always love the rock walls when you come across them. They just amaze me the time put into them, and they just keep going and going. Really enjoying the "Not Thursday" series! Looking forward to more when your time allows. Take care, and thanks for taking us along. John
Charlie, thanks to the continuuminimum, I was able to join yo on this delightful jaunt! I used to drive trucks all over New England. Ashburnham was one of my frequent stops. You gave me, a native New Englander, an education on this hike. I cannot thank you enough, brother! LFOD! (You could start a business as a 'tour guide'!)
thanks D C we also climb that mount once a year although haven"t done monadnock for quite a while i build rock walls for a living maybe in hundred years they will say some poor sob stacked all those rocks for a purpose thanks again see ya next time
Trooper Bri I so agree Bri , Charlie has grown as a videographer and photojournalist ! Yes ,I said photojournalist . Telling stories of metal detecting, history of the area, coinage , relics and lets not forget your awesome gift of music!
Awesome editing brother!! Great vid, thanks for taking us along!! It had to been hard not taking the detector with ya lol,,especially out in those flat areas out there!! sometimes it's nice to just get out for a hike and not detect too, just walk & explore!! That wall is amazing!! Id love to swing all around that haha!!! I love the views too,, absolutely beautiful!!! Im liking the new twist to the vids also!! Keep up the killer work bud,,as always see ya on the next one!! GL/HH
I could almost feel and taste the wonderful fresh air up there, when I watch this video I become lost in my imagination, as if I am with you and sharing the experience. I wonder if whoever had that large stone that sits upright originally came from an area that had a standing stone circle? It could have been a place where he would go and be quiet and remember those he left behind. I think this is one of my favourite videos Charlie. Thank you for sharing it. Take care my friend, Mary-Ellen LFOD
Charlie has always enjoyed the video. Beautiful area and I love those rock walls. One of the coolest places I ever saw in your videos was where Keebler lost his pin pointer in that stream. When he found it, it still worked. Those huge rocks and stream running through them was really cool. Hope you revisit that area.
Loved the time lapse Charlie and the narrative about the walls was very informative. I can't imagine the amount of labor involved in building a wall up a mountain side. Great camera work and segmenting. keep up the good work.
Charlie, thank you for taking me for the hike through the most beautiful country mountain. Great way to see New Hampshire through your eyes. It is gorgeous .♥️
Thanks for sharing... lots of history here in Southwest Tennessee. But not colonial. Really enjoy getting to see these, and learn more about colonial history ,you do a great job. Thanks again.
I wish I still had that much energy! Thanks for the hike. Have you ever come across double stacked walls with cap rocks? I heard tell of those type stone wall in New England that the pioneers put ther trash between 2 parallel stone walls and when full put a cap rock on sealing in old bottles and such waste that they needed to discard. Good times Digger Charlie.
You know what you should do a video on is how it came about you secured the rights to the area you mostly detect. I understand that you can't disclose the actual area and I totally understand that and I don't want to know that. It would be neat to know the back story on the land you guys detect. Awesome video as usual keep them coming.
Excellent Not Thursday Digger Charlie! Thanks for packing me up that Mountain, you must be exhausted! That one Rock in the wall reminded me of a grave marker of some sort. The walls that the settlers built on those hillsides are just amazing. Even the smaller rocks in those walls will weigh thirty or forty pounds. I'm guessing some of the average rocks weigh more than that. Those people had to be in great condition to lug thousands of large rocks up and down those hillsides. Thanks for sharing and taking us along. Enjoy your trip To Lake Charles, Louisiana!
Im glad you caught that song reference . And 606 i want to thank you so much for being a patron to the channel. You are all making these videos possible and it is so appreciated.
stealth diggers Thanks Digger Charlie! And thanks for the gloves , my late brothers football number brought me some luck. Will it be ok if I make a package opening video on my channel when I get the gloves I won ? Take care and be on the lookout for something I mailed to you guys a few days ago. LFOD
Thank you so much for this video. I'm nearly 70 and I've never travelled to such a beautiful sight. And I may never get to travel to such a place. But through awesome videos that you provide lets me see some of this beautiful land I would not otherwise get to see! God Bless You and SDN!
Well im glad you enjoyed it that much paula, i plan on showing you all so many cool things and places on Not Thursday
Charlie thanks for taking us along. Nice view off the top. They were tough in the old day ,to build roads like that by hand.
They sure Did Allen, must have been rough
What an amazing view! You’re lucky to live in such a beautiful place.
Thanks Danny and we sure are
Reminds me of home. I was born and raised in the foothills of the Smokies. There is a history here of the people who settled in this area and the native Americans that were here first. I belong to both groups and have always been proud of my heritage. Your home makes me think of my own. Thank you for sharing yours.
Well thanks for sharing that Jackie, im glad you enjoyed this
Awesome views from the top of that hike! Thanks so much for sharing Charlie. LFOD!!
Happy to share with you all
Stunning Charlie, just stunning. Thank you for sharing with us!!
My pleasure Denise
Thanks for the hike Charlie. Something that never ceases to amaze me, the thousands of miles of rock walls in New England. The time and effort to create them. When I find an artifact by a stone wall I always pause and imagine what happened when the item was lost and realize I am standing in the shadow of someone 200 years old or older. The walls are some of my favorite things in New England. Great camera work!
Very well said Steven and you are so right, and to think these stones have not moved since they were placed there so long ago
I loved hiking Watatic with you.,. Those were the days.. our days.. it was ...just ..me & u. Miles on our soles.. trudging thru snow off trail... great memories! Great day u had & I’m glad u are loving your new gear!
Yup great days indeed and we can go anytime you want
Facinating video!! I can just picture back in the day, all the land cleared and rock walls as far as the eye can see separating the farms!! Well done Charlie!!
Thank you and it must have looked amazing back then
Thanks for taking us along on your adventure!
Glad you joined in on the view
Thanks good hiking the Rocky roads of old !!!
Thanks for watching Richard
I love "not Thursday" - the best thing is that you inspire others to get off our collective keesters and go out and have our own adventures.
there you go and thank you, glad you like NT
Really well done Charlie. Nice way to introduce us to your part of the world. Thanks for this one.
Thanks Garnet, so glad your all enjoying these
Well Charlie you made my day i saw the video came up while I was working and could not wait to see it. Finally home and looking at our beautiful landscape of New England and feeling blessed your soundtrack makes it even better. Can’t wait till another video please keep them coming. Thanks again
Well i appreciate the kind words and so glad your enjoying these videos
Thank You! This video warmed my ❤ heart, I used to live in Ashburnham,ma back in 1985-1989
Absolutely beautiful scenery!!!
It sure is Tony
I'm really liking "Not Thursday" videos. It gives such a great treat to watch, keep em coming!
Nice ! there is more to come
Awesome hike. Great watching.
So glad you enjoyed it, thank you
Absolutely stunning views Charlie! I'm so glad you take me along with you, especially since my wheelchair doesn't have 4-wheel drive! Our founders were some strong people, not only physically, but mentally too. Survival of the fittest, and only the strong survive must have been true in daily life.
Your comments Ruth make it all worth doing, im so glad to share and it makes me happy to hera these kind of comments
Thanks Charlie, This was an amazing hike, I really enjoyed sharing that view with you. Thanks for Not Thursday, and not that I dont enjoy Stealth Diggers, I do. This is a nice change of pace. Thanks
Your so welcome Ian, its a nice change of pace for me too
This series is awesome. Great explanations of cool stuff I wouldn’t see for myself. Thanks for the bike!!
Im glad you are enjoying it Sonny
The weather looks perfect for an adventure!
Oh yes , one of the nicest days so farr this spring
Fantastic views for sure and for once I'm not out of breath. Thanks Charlie.
LOL glad you didn't get tired from this one Bill
Charlie it felt like the top of the world up there. What a magnificent range of views. The fact that people built the walls with their bare hands and muscle makes me wonder who those brave souls were. They took a chance and faced many dangers but faced them bravely and made a life in that rocky place, they called home. I wonder how many of them are buried up there where the air was clean and fresh? It gets the mind working and then you, the Stealth Diggers go out detecting and find remnants of their lives. I honour you all for your dedication to the history of the area, which is so very beautiful and majestic. LFOD my friend, thank you for taking us with you.
Thank you as always MEJ for your wonder comments, they are always appreciated
I'll probably never get to see that part of the country since I live on the West coast so thank you for the chance to view it and some of the history behind it...
Steve Younger , I'm not getting any younger but im gonna go someday!
There are so many wonders in this country to see...If there was just more time...
Glad you enjoyed it Steve
Thanks for taking us along Charlie, it's gorgeous. Just think, all this scenery and it's not Thursday.
Thanks Danny, thats right....anything can happen
Wow ..... totally awesome ! Thank you for taking me up there ! The beauty that God created all over the world ! I hope that someday I will get to make it out there and do some detecting with you guys ! But I'm 63 and a disabled veteran and live alone with my 2 dogs and 2 horses in Kansas . Thank again for taking me along on this hike love it ! Please keep those awesome videos coming cause I'll be watching for them !
Well you never know Steve, anything can happen.
Beautiful scenery! Thanks Tracy
Glad you enjoyed the view Tracy
Watatic! My family and friends used to hike it! We lived in Ashby, just minutes away from Ashburnham. LOTS of old (1700's) homes in the area. Ours originally belonged to Captain William Wilder (yes, related) who was captain of one of John Hancock's smuggling ships, and John Hancock allegedly owned the place next to us. No, we did not own a metal detector when we lived there. We are going to request permission, of course. Great music background! Great playing and singing!
That is great history Chuck ! and thank you for sharing with us. Im glad you enjoyed the video and i have all you awesome patrons to thank for making it possible.
Thank you Charlie for another Not Thursday video. It makes me feel at home even when I am so far away.
Im glad to hear that Daniel
That was a great hike with stunning views at the end. You make it seem effortless which I know it isn't; loved the time lapses. The new equipment really shines with this effort. Not Thursday is the place to be Friday thru Wesnesday
Thank you SB, you and all the other Patrons are making this all possible and i can not thank you enough
Beautiful camera work Charlie and some stunning scenery. What a beautiful lake down the mountain! There's a saying that goes, good fences make good neighbors...boy they sure had some! Tks for sharing...
Thanks so much Gary and yes lots of fences
Such a rock hopping, wall walking, fantastic Watatic Not Thursday . Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
In addition to the fantastic view I loved the music accompanying it.
Thanks James, i appreciate that
I miss long hikes in the woods. Maybe one day soon I can do it again. Thanks for the trip
I sure hope you can jetta
Great shots and video, Charlie! Makes me homesick for the rocks of New England. All we have down here is beach sand! You cannot beat the woods of New England for exploring! Even though I grew up in SE MA, around Carol Rio's stomping grounds, I spend most of my summers in the Lunenburg area of MA. Hiking around that area...Mt. Wachusett, Mt. Mondadnock many times, etc. Great, great times!!! Fantastic video! Loved it!
Thats great Chuck, to think we have both walked on the same ground many times in different times.
Glad to give you some home turf views
Absolutely beautiful!!!
It sure is Margy
Thanks for taking us along Charlie. I enjoyed the hike.
Glad you joined
That was AWESOME ALL THE WAY AROUND THANK YOU FOR SHARING.
Yes ! so glad you enjoyed it Timmy
Another EXCELLENT "NOT Thursday" video. Thanks Charlie!
Glad you liked it Nick
Amazing adventure into the past, excellent video and camera work.Stealth Nation Rocks, Great job guys!
Thank you and glad you enjoyed it
Love these videos Charlie. Keep them coming.
Im glad to hear that Greg and i will
Love this hike so much! Ill be doing it again next time I drive up from South Carolina
Awesome Robert !
Great video! I live in flat land but like the views from the mountains. Thanks for showing this!!!
You would love to see this in person then
I know I would. One day I’ll see it and be awe struck I’m sure. The gulf is nice, but not compared to the mountains. Thanks again for sharing the views.
Good job Charley! I hiked Watatic back in the day as well as other hills in the vicinity including Wachusett, Monadnock, Pack Monadnock, Mt. Grace, etc. Hiked Monadnock in the middle of winter several times which was pretty cool. Winter hiking is a whole different experience. I am also interested in the stone walls. How, why and when they were built. I have seen various publications claiming that it would have taken a zillion (a little sarcasm) years to build them all with 17th and 18th century technology. Again great job and looking forward to the next "Not Thursday.
Awesome ! so you know the area and can appreciate the hike, Thank you so much for the comments
Been hiking up Watatic for most of my life and it was awesome to see that wall hike. There is an abandoned marked trail that I've found that is very cool!
I really enjoyed todays Not Thursday video Carlie!! Nice view from the top! LFOD!!
Thank you Kevin
Thanks for taking us along your hike!!!Beautiful views!!
Glad you enjoyed it Mike
I like to see you digging but this hike is way better i love the view that you are showing and the history of the woods there
And i love hearing this kind of feedback, thank you
Oh yes what scenery ... man oh man ... I loved it felt like I was there .... very nice Charlie ..Take it easy !
So glad it was effective
Charlie, you are a filmmaker.You did not need detecting to craft and excellent adventure.I am a film maker for many years and have some idea of editing, pacing etc. Brought in a bit of music at the right point. Took it out when not needed.Great show.
I really appreciate the comments Milton, its a new approach for me and when not deleting i can concentrate more on filming and the story
Gorgeous landscape 👍
It sure is
Man I'm loving these not Thursday videos, keep up the fine work Charlie!
Im glad Mark, me too
Woot woot! yet another reason to TGIF!!!
Yes indeed Ron
Loved the time lapse with the music. I did something similar with a band I was in. Keep up the great work Charlie
Thanks!
And thank you Joshua
Really enjoyed this Charles. The scenery there was breathtaking. And always love the rock walls when you come across them. They just amaze me the time put into them, and they just keep going and going.
Really enjoying the "Not Thursday" series! Looking forward to more when your time allows.
Take care, and thanks for taking us along.
John
Im so glad your enjoying these videos John, thank you
Charlie, thanks to the continuuminimum, I was able to join yo on this delightful jaunt! I used to drive trucks all over New England. Ashburnham was one of my frequent stops. You gave me, a native New Englander, an education on this hike. I cannot thank you enough, brother! LFOD!
(You could start a business as a 'tour guide'!)
Awesome Jerry, so you know the area real well. Im glad to share my perspective on it with you.
thanks for the ride DC, pretty pretty place
Im glad you liked it
Amazing.
Thanks Keith
thanks D C we also climb that mount once a year although haven"t done monadnock for quite a while i build rock walls for a living maybe in hundred years they will say some poor sob stacked all those rocks for a purpose thanks again see ya next time
Oh nice Phil ! i have much appreciation for your trade
serene
Indeed it is Big Al
Great stuff bud. The new gear, camera work, and editing really shines in these vids!
Thanks Trooper Bri, Its a completely different approach to filming
Trooper Bri I so agree Bri , Charlie has grown as a videographer and photojournalist ! Yes ,I said photojournalist . Telling stories of metal detecting, history of the area, coinage , relics and lets not forget your awesome gift of music!
I’m enjoying the not Thursday addition. Keep up the great work Charlie
Glad to hear that Dan, and i will
Great video. I look forward to the next "not Thursday". Thank you.
Thanks Chris ! the next Not Thursday will be Monday
Awesome editing brother!! Great vid, thanks for taking us along!! It had to been hard not taking the detector with ya lol,,especially out in those flat areas out there!! sometimes it's nice to just get out for a hike and not detect too, just walk & explore!! That wall is amazing!! Id love to swing all around that haha!!! I love the views too,, absolutely beautiful!!! Im liking the new twist to the vids also!! Keep up the killer work bud,,as always see ya on the next one!! GL/HH
Thank you, and we don't ever detect this area and always just enjoy the hiking.
I could watch your not Thursday videos every day...Thank You
Awesome Steve, more to come
I could almost feel and taste the wonderful fresh air up there, when I watch this video I become lost in my imagination, as if I am with you and sharing the experience. I wonder if whoever had that large stone that sits upright originally came from an area that had a standing stone circle? It could have been a place where he would go and be quiet and remember those he left behind. I think this is one of my favourite videos Charlie. Thank you for sharing it. Take care my friend, Mary-Ellen LFOD
That is a beautiful thought Mary Ellen, a stone for those left behind.
Cool video Charlie beautiful country out there .
So glad you enjoyed it Bryan
I half glanced at the title and thought it said What Attic 🤣 Beautiful views!
The 'keystone' in the wall reminded me of a tombstone.
Charlie has always enjoyed the video. Beautiful area and I love those rock walls. One of the coolest places I ever saw in your videos was where Keebler lost his pin pointer in that stream. When he found it, it still worked. Those huge rocks and stream running through them was really cool. Hope you revisit that area.
Yeah that would be a cool hike video, im putting it on the list
Thanks man, I needed that. Take care
Im glad to hear that Paul
Sweet! Thanks I needed that.
Im glad to hear you like it
I'm lovin' NOT THURSDAYS!!!! Wish I had your video skills to show off some of the fabulous scenery over here in my neck of the woods.
Thank you so much, Practice practice practice
Loved the time lapse Charlie and the narrative about the walls was very informative. I can't imagine the amount of labor involved in building a wall up a mountain side. Great camera work and segmenting. keep up the good work.
An thank you Tin man for being a patron of this channel, you help make it all happen
Great Video Charlie! I haven't been above the treeline since I did the High Peaks in the Adirondacks. Really Enjoyed This One!
Well im glad to take you to the view
stealth diggers Awesome Job Charlie. Great Editing.
Thank you, i enjoy doing it very much
That was a cool adventure. 😊👍
Glad you liked it
What a cool hike! Thanks for the outing. Keep up the good work!
Glad you joined in on the hike josh
I enjoyed your journey very much. My back went out last monday so have plenty of time to watch your videos. Thanks
Diggin With Deej Hope you get better soon Deej. How do you like the t2?
Digging 606 so far so good!
Oh no ! i hope you feel better real soon
Very interesting video and I really like the music.
Thanks Danny
Charlie, thank you for taking me for the hike through the most beautiful country mountain. Great way to see New Hampshire through your eyes. It is gorgeous .♥️
Im so glad to share with all of you gail
Thanks for sharing... lots of history here in Southwest Tennessee. But not colonial. Really enjoy getting to see these, and learn more about colonial history ,you do a great job.
Thanks again.
Im happy t share James
I'm really enjoying the fact it's Not Thursday.
An im glad to hear that STR
That was a awesome hike thanks for sharing. Carl HH
Thanks Carl
I wish I still had that much energy! Thanks for the hike. Have you ever come across double stacked walls with cap rocks? I heard tell of those type stone wall in New England that the pioneers put ther trash between 2 parallel stone walls and when full put a cap rock on sealing in old bottles and such waste that they needed to discard. Good times Digger Charlie.
I have never heard that theory Jim and im sure they didn't care enough or have the time back then to build such a thing.
beautiful trail and view
Thanks Angel, hope everything is going better for you up there
Still flooding its past 1973 flooding its looking like 1933 flooding. I still dont know if my house is ok or not. At this point i doubt it.
nice job heck yea weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee I say .... thank you very much for sharing
Thank you Brian, glad your liking Not Thursday
I just read our Sunday paper. There is a article about a local Stealth Diggers Club in it! Are you expanding? Thanks Tracy
Loving these not thursday excursions,charlie.Good Job!
Thank you and there is more to come
you could see the striations in the bald rock on top of the mount left from the glaciers
Yes ! is that not amazing ?
Well DONE 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼. 🥇🥇🥇
Thank you Bear Digger
You know what you should do a video on is how it came about you secured the rights to the area you mostly detect. I understand that you can't disclose the actual area and I totally understand that and I don't want to know that. It would be neat to know the back story on the land you guys detect. Awesome video as usual keep them coming.
Pretty easy answer to it all, Its all in who you know. The more people you know the better.
Another GREAT adventure!
Thank you Dame
Holy (insert dog bark)! Not Thursday is becoming my second favorite day of the week!
Nice Bill ! i like hearing that
Great toons 👍👏
Thanks and glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for taking us along Charlie, what a fantastic view! Have you ever been to poets seat tower?
I cannot say i have, must be nice
I enjoyed your not Thursday a great deal. Thanks for the adventure.
Im glad you enjoy Ann
i've been meaning to climb that for a long time.
Excellent Not Thursday Digger Charlie! Thanks for packing me up that Mountain, you must be exhausted! That one Rock in the wall reminded me of a grave marker of some sort. The walls that the settlers built on those hillsides are just amazing. Even the smaller rocks in those walls will weigh thirty or forty pounds. I'm guessing some of the average rocks weigh more than that. Those people had to be in great condition to lug thousands of large rocks up and down those hillsides. Thanks for sharing and taking us along. Enjoy your trip To Lake Charles, Louisiana!
Im glad you caught that song reference . And 606 i want to thank you so much for being a patron to the channel. You are all making these videos possible and it is so appreciated.
stealth diggers Thanks Digger Charlie! And thanks for the gloves , my late brothers football number brought me some luck. Will it be ok if I make a package opening video on my channel when I get the gloves I won ? Take care and be on the lookout for something I mailed to you guys a few days ago. LFOD
awesome landscape thanks for the hike for the people to build that wall iam blowen away H.H
The walls are amazing Jimmy