Visitation from the Past
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Dan and I were detecting the site of a one-room schoolhouse dating back to 1874 when an extraordinary thing happened. Check out the charming things we found and our surprise visitor at the end of the video.
Historical photos courtesy of:
Anoka County Historical Society
Cottonwood County Historical Society
Goodhue County Historical Society
Pope County Historical Society
Music provided by JK_Production/ Pond5.com
I am with you on finding history and keeping it alive through metal detecting. I love delving in to the history of places and properties and finding relics that link us to the past, to the people who walked that land before us. Some people are out for the obvious treasures like gold or other "valuables" but I'm excited by the connections to the past. Thanks for sharing, I am enjoying your videos. If you have time, take a look at some of mine too. Keep up the dirt fishin'!
Just noticed this in my feed, and it turned out to be delicious, with the "student" and photos, offering a glimpse into the era of the finds. That is Priceless.
Note: I have followed a Channel of Metal Detectors for several years. They are a group of guys that are so, "my idea of fun and normal", Middle America High Energy from Maryland. The Host is a Fireman, Kurt, his roles in Life are Husband, Dad, Brother, Friend, and he anchors me in the area of his Frequency, which inspires me towards my own focus to maintain Wellbeing.
I mention this because this group/Channel does a little insert clip for their finds with "44" in the date. It's just a cute "little jig" of sorts, and when You identified the last coin as "44", I fell right in to that "jive". Thought I would share the Channel and with a relative "44" jive for your enjoyment. "Link Below"
Enjoy your Explorations and Discoveries!
Best Thoughts ...,
Beth Bartlett
Sociologist/Behavioralist
and Historian
Tennessee, USA
✓ (Sub'd to support your Channel, have some fun!) 🔑
Link: (reference @ 13:12 enjoy) 44 will never be the same again! 😁
th-cam.com/video/RZJRXHXxPM8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gMLE25PKITSNWcsP
Great video !!
So glad you like it! Thanks for watching.
Great episode and great finds you two!
Thank you!
Really neat video and finds! Loved the ending when you met the man and learned more!
That was really special for us. :)
Awesome! There's an old schoolhouse somewhere on our neighbor's land I'd like to find some day.@@OldAsDirtRelicHunting
ima new subscriber-- I wanted to shout out, it's a steelie!! but I had a mouth full of ramen noodles and knew you couldnt hear me!! I bought a metal detector a while back.. wish we were closer(i'm in Montana), you could teach me how to use it. written instructions dont make sense to me.. I need to see and have hands on! thanks for taking us along.. looks like loads of fun!!
it is touching to hear you tell that man's story. a bit of serendipity that you and Dan were there that day!
Thanks for watching, Kathy! The more you use your detector, the more you'll understand what it's telling you. Happy hunting!
Excellent video, and great commentary. New subscriber, and I look forward to your adventures.
Thanks, Gregg! Ditto!
enjoy your adventures!
Thanks for watching!
Well done Ma'am!
Hello 👋
I'm new, was referred by @Dirt Clod Metal Detecting.
Fantastic Hunt !!
Me too😁
Thanks... now I have another channel to watch. I wonder how he found out about this channel. Very nice of him to refer folks!
@@trolltaker Dirt Clod is a she, her name is Patty. She enjoys watching your channel and told us all about you in her live. 😀
@@MsAliceinwonderland Yeah, thanks. I realized that as soon as I started watching her videos.
I really enjoyed your video! Thumbs up and new subscriber who also is older than dirt!😊
Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Just subscribed. My son has a channel (Gregg’s Treasures) and recommended your channel to me. I’m enjoying your content and look forward to seeing more in the future.
Thank you, Steven! I'm subscribed to your son's channel as well.
Just a random question, what is your sensitivity at on your metal detector
Depends on the site. I run it as high as possible, turning it down only if the iron chirps and/or EMI get to be too much. On the Deus 2, I usually keep it around 90-95.