Thanks Brun for taking us along as you discover and detect that lovely old ruin.At places like that you can really feel the history.Congrats on the finds- that brooch type thing is a cool find.Cheers and take care.
Thanks for watching, the brooch thingy is a locket, another person identified it as a locket and showed me a pic. I’ll be going back to dig more ferrous items, and hoping some non ferrous also😀
@@louiseprior3129 hi Louiseprior😀 the gaiters are from Miners Den in Aus. They are about $120 and I love how they fit and feel. Here’s a short vid about them I did a while back. Safety first always 😀🙏th-cam.com/video/XqCrVfVgrks/w-d-xo.htmlsi=UaJan_jG3qwVIBAV
Great ruin - loved the wood above the fireplace. Interested to see how far back dog rego goes in South Australia. Looks to be a top spot for a return visit in cooler weather.
Hi Brun Hi J! Beautiful area to be detecting. We can see from that view why the person way back when built there. If that chimney could talk! So happy to see the kangaroos! Great info, tips, and precautions for snake protection. Great finds as always! We are looking forward to more videos of this permission site, and more kangaroos please! LOL
Apart from all your wonderful commentary on the artifacts and of course the views, That occasional underscore of the frog in the well croaking away in the background. The sound scape atmosphere was inspiring. Paul
G'day brun..What a beautiful old ruin.. the fireplace was amazing... l often wonder too about hidden spots in walls. My pa had a hidi-hole in the kitchen fire place chimney. You never know hey. Such stunning views. I heard the sexy frog saying G'day. I uploaded our noisy buggers.. takecare..🌼
It's a great place. It was once a house with a dog. The brooch suggests that a woman lived there. It's been a very pleasant trip. Thank you. By the way, you're so organized, I'm impressed.
Thanks, it must have been a happy home too, because it has such a nice vibe and doesn’t feel spooky or weird😀and I like it a lot, will go back to do another area soon.
That was awesome Brun!!!!!!! That old ruin is so cool, and the scenery is breathtaking!!! I can't imagine seeing kangaroos in the wild like that😳are they ever aggressive? Witchity grub? So cool, thank you ladies 👍👍
Hi Mona😀kangaroos aren’t aggressive they hop away. They are lovely and majestic to watch when they hop away as it’s graceful and fast they are inquisitive and sometimes watch from a distance. Whichetty grub is just a slang term Aussies use for a grub moth larvae in the ground that has that appearance.
Hey there Brun! Ended up here via all of the wonderful folks on the alaska homestead channels. You had me as soon as I saw metal detecting! That would be dangerous but fun for me as I love to restore old stuff!👍
Great video Brun, I’m glad you left a comment on my magpie video, otherwise I wouldn’t have found your channel, I also noticed a few familiar people in the comments, like Gary and Cynthia, Cynthia has been supporting my channel since I first started, looking forward to checking out your other videos when I’m free, currently on my lunch break lol, take care Jim 👍
@@brunfree she’s awesome, I was on a live stream earlier and she was on there too, we’ve built a small community doing this, Which is why better than just posting videos and not connecting with others, have a great day Brun
Hi, I found out that it’s a locket which holds photo in and its worn as a necklace locket, it’s the top piece and cleaned it up nicely. 😀the whole ruin is just beautiful
Like your being proactive with the shin guards. Wearing a broad brimmed hat to protect your ears and neck from the harsh sun. Enjoyed the artifact hunt. Looking forward for more history on the settlers who lived there.😊
Awesome video! That's crazy that you have to wear gators because of the snakes. We are lucky here where I live. There are almost no venomous snakes and you're not likely to see one. Never mind having to worry about tramping on them in your adventures.
I do see them and they are big, I’m not scared of snakes but spiders freak me out. Sometimes when I dig a hole there’ll be a spider and I’m like super freaked. But it’s not often😀 the gaiters are a huge safety thing, but all the protection is hot and hard to wear on a summers day but better than a bite and hospitals are far away. 😀it’s great adventure fun😀
Hi there, thanks I hope so too, the gold is mainly in Western Australia and Victoria, I’ll head that way one day😀 for now it’s historical ruins and such, and a lot of fun. Lancashire would have loads of history to dig up I’m thinking, but the wet n windy would be tough going😀stay warm,Brun
@@Sparky210-11 thank you so much, yes correct, always good to learn the extra details. They are sort of sweet grubs to look at closely, not too creepy🤣
@@brunfree awwww you are so welcome😊 I really enjoy watching you and your videos and learning the details too! And they are sweet grubs to look at and not creepy at all 😂 I agree with you 😉
Could that chain been used to pull that tree down?! I mean that tree has been laying there for a long time and the chain as well. Maybe it broke off and in the businesses of trying to pull the tree down it was forgotten. Even the end there looks like it was wrapped around with something or even hooked to something.
@@brunfree Again I am new to this hobby don't know anything. Just using my sences of observation. I could be wrong so don't take my word for it plus you live there. You know your country where I am a stranger. Never been there. Do you watch Michael Oliver?! He is from Australia! He is amazing! Also Bin living with Big B. He is from Australia and does Dumpster Diving. Such a great man as well.
Thanks Brun for taking us along as you discover and detect that lovely old ruin.At places like that you can really feel the history.Congrats on the finds- that brooch type thing is a cool find.Cheers and take care.
Thanks for watching, the brooch thingy is a locket, another person identified it as a locket and showed me a pic. I’ll be going back to dig more ferrous items, and hoping some non ferrous also😀
Hi Bruno, could you let us know what brand your snake gaitors are please
@@louiseprior3129 hi Louiseprior😀 the gaiters are from Miners Den in Aus. They are about $120 and I love how they fit and feel. Here’s a short vid about them I did a while back. Safety first always 😀🙏th-cam.com/video/XqCrVfVgrks/w-d-xo.htmlsi=UaJan_jG3qwVIBAV
@@brunfree thank you so much I'll be getting those
That ruin is gorgeous, the fireplace is amazing. Many historic clues are hidden in old iron! The brooch piece is lovely. Fun day out, Brun!❤
It is a beautiful location, still has many things to find and much to learn about. And I love doing it all 😀
Great ruin - loved the wood above the fireplace. Interested to see how far back dog rego goes in South Australia. Looks to be a top spot for a return visit in cooler weather.
The SA dog act commenced in 1884 and dog owners had to register their dogs with local councils of their district. It is a great location and ruin 😀
Hi Brun Hi J! Beautiful area to be detecting. We can see from that view why the person way back when built there. If that chimney could talk! So happy to see the kangaroos! Great info, tips, and precautions for snake protection. Great finds as always! We are looking forward to more videos of this permission site, and more kangaroos please! LOL
Apart from all your wonderful commentary on the artifacts and of course the views, That occasional underscore of the frog in the well croaking away in the background. The sound scape atmosphere was inspiring. Paul
G'day brun..What a beautiful old ruin.. the fireplace was amazing... l often wonder too about hidden spots in walls. My pa had a hidi-hole in the kitchen fire place chimney. You never know hey. Such stunning views. I heard the sexy frog saying G'day. I uploaded our noisy buggers.. takecare..🌼
Hi Dee 😀those old places and the old stories of hidi-holes are great, had a gran in the fam that hid things everywhere 🤣🤣
It's a great place. It was once a house with a dog. The brooch suggests that a woman lived there. It's been a very pleasant trip. Thank you. By the way, you're so organized, I'm impressed.
Thanks, it must have been a happy home too, because it has such a nice vibe and doesn’t feel spooky or weird😀and I like it a lot, will go back to do another area soon.
That was awesome Brun!!!!!!! That old ruin is so cool, and the scenery is breathtaking!!! I can't imagine seeing kangaroos in the wild like that😳are they ever aggressive? Witchity grub? So cool, thank you ladies 👍👍
Hi Mona😀kangaroos aren’t aggressive they hop away. They are lovely and majestic to watch when they hop away as it’s graceful and fast they are inquisitive and sometimes watch from a distance. Whichetty grub is just a slang term Aussies use for a grub moth larvae in the ground that has that appearance.
@@brunfree Very cool 👍😊
Hey there Brun! Ended up here via all of the wonderful folks on the alaska homestead channels. You had me as soon as I saw metal detecting! That would be dangerous but fun for me as I love to restore old stuff!👍
Welcome😀the old stuff is my passion, I do historical metal detecting and research etc I find things and try to piece history together
Same here love the old tools and stuff. My youngest daughter just graduated college degree in history/anthropology.
@MattsGarage1791 that’s awesome congratulations you have an excellent daughter with an incredible future in her work how exciting for her😀
@@brunfree Thank you! Aren't you up a bit early 🙃
@@MattsGarage1791 yes 4:30am I’m excited to go metal detect today at the ruin Day1
I loveeee this!
Oh Brun, what a wonderful treat!
Was that a old clock key some nice finds ⚓️👍🧲
Wow maybe it is, I never thought of that , thanks I’ll have to research that one more😀❤️
Great video Brun, I’m glad you left a comment on my magpie video, otherwise I wouldn’t have found your channel, I also noticed a few familiar people in the comments, like Gary and Cynthia, Cynthia has been supporting my channel since I first started, looking forward to checking out your other videos when I’m free, currently on my lunch break lol, take care Jim 👍
Always great to meet other detectorists and Cynthia is a great supporter for us all😀
@@brunfree she’s awesome, I was on a live stream earlier and she was on there too, we’ve built a small community doing this,
Which is why better than just posting videos and not connecting with others, have a great day Brun
What a fantastic view! Another great day out with some different finds, did you find out what 34:13 is?
Hi, I found out that it’s a locket which holds photo in and its worn as a necklace locket, it’s the top piece and cleaned it up nicely. 😀the whole ruin is just beautiful
Like your being proactive with the shin guards. Wearing a broad brimmed hat to protect your ears and neck from the harsh sun. Enjoyed the artifact hunt. Looking forward for more history on the settlers who lived there.😊
Thank you for watching I’m glad you enjoyed it😀Brun
Awesome video! That's crazy that you have to wear gators because of the snakes. We are lucky here where I live. There are almost no venomous snakes and you're not likely to see one. Never mind having to worry about tramping on them in your adventures.
I do see them and they are big, I’m not scared of snakes but spiders freak me out. Sometimes when I dig a hole there’ll be a spider and I’m like super freaked. But it’s not often😀 the gaiters are a huge safety thing, but all the protection is hot and hard to wear on a summers day but better than a bite and hospitals are far away. 😀it’s great adventure fun😀
This is a great video great safety tips and awesome location ❤
@@JustJayFree thank you so much. Really appreciate your support. 👍🇦🇺
Where is that place
In the middle of nowhere private property
Let’s go, let’s go treasure and adventure
Best wishes from wet windy darkest Lancashire, England. Hope you find some of those gold nuggets we hear about.
Hi there, thanks I hope so too, the gold is mainly in Western Australia and Victoria, I’ll head that way one day😀 for now it’s historical ruins and such, and a lot of fun. Lancashire would have loads of history to dig up I’m thinking, but the wet n windy would be tough going😀stay warm,Brun
LOOKS like a a nice place and view
Yeah it’s brilliant, thanks for jumping on and watching😀👍
Thanks for sharing
WOW...VERY COOL SPOT!!
It’s totally awesome, my sandwiches tasted so much better at that old ruin😀
That’s not a whichity grub
@@Sparky210-11 yeah I know, it’s a white lawn curl grub often referred to as a whichity grub, oh well never mind it’s fun to see it
@@brunfree i know… was just saying incase anyone thought it was.. that’s all. It always is fun to see them and no doubt super fun being there 🙂
@@Sparky210-11 thank you so much, yes correct, always good to learn the extra details. They are sort of sweet grubs to look at closely, not too creepy🤣
@@brunfree awwww you are so welcome😊 I really enjoy watching you and your videos and learning the details too! And they are sweet grubs to look at and not creepy at all 😂 I agree with you 😉
Could that chain been used to pull that tree down?! I mean that tree has been laying there for a long time and the chain as well. Maybe it broke off and in the businesses of trying to pull the tree down it was forgotten. Even the end there looks like it was wrapped around with something or even hooked to something.
Yes I never thought of that one it’s probably correct and thank you for the info certainly helps me to learn things 😀
@@brunfree Again I am new to this hobby don't know anything. Just using my sences of observation. I could be wrong so don't take my word for it plus you live there. You know your country where I am a stranger. Never been there. Do you watch Michael Oliver?! He is from Australia! He is amazing! Also Bin living with Big B. He is from Australia and does Dumpster Diving. Such a great man as well.
Nice little treasure hunt....
It’s a great location 😀
It is a larvae of a
black beatle😊
Sent by P&J
Hello to you and thank you for coming😀🙏 P&J are awesome👍
There's quite a few of these in those rural areas of W.A.
trespassing is what your doing, and farmers dont appreciate people tramping all over, and showing on line. Dont let me catch ya.
@@nedkelly8633 🤣🤣it’s family property, you’re too funny nedkelly 🤣🤣