Metal Detecting: Historic New Bern NC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Metal Detecting: The History Digger visits historic New Bern, NC where he visits several historical sites including the birthplace of Pepsi Cola, Tryon Governor's Palace and a historic home visited by President Washington. He metal detects with his Nokta Makro Simplex and the Teknetics Tek-point pinpointer to rediscover a mystery item involving a former New Bern mayor and confederate army officer. Rob also visits Union Point Park where he finds some coins and shares metal detecting tips involving how to dig a plug, the hori hori digging knife. Who knows, there might even be a "pop-quiz" and some fun stories along the way. If you dig history, watch, like and subscribe!
Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed please like, comment below and subscribe. Happy hunting!!
Thanks for sharing this video with me today! It was so wonderful to meet you in Snow Hill North Carolina! You and your companion were extremely kind and informative and I loved seeing the things that you dug up from my employers yard. Good luck to you both in the future and I hope one day you find the treasure of a lifetime! When you chose eastern North Carolina you chose a really beautiful and great Place full of history!
It was a pleasure meeting and talking with you today as well. Thank you for all of the great information and hospitality!!
Thanks for sharing the history of your town loved it great hunt subscribed to you.
Another good video. Some very interesting history.
👍Enjoyed the video👍
I used to live in New Bern. Great area for history and metal detecting. Found a lot of great civil war relics in the woods and fields around the New Bern area. I now live in Tampa and really miss eastern N.C. metal detecting.
Wayne it is such a beautiful area...can understand why you miss it. I was planning on returning there for a June wedding but sadly it has been cancelled due to the pandemic. Bummer on several accounts. Thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated.
Do you recall Will George's civil war shop of antiques ect.? I lived there after the service and my daughter's birthday still there she's all grown up. And I'm living in Wisconsin with my mom
Great Vid .. Love the history info ! The plaque was amazing !
Dan Milovich thanks for watching Dan!
Hi there greetings from England , nice video my friend with some great historical information , you don't find many plaques like that a great find , i use a Hori Hori knife as well mine has a rosewood handle , enjoyed my visit have left you a sub and thumbs up from me ATB GL & HH Rob .
Hi Robbie. Thx for watching. Can I ask the brand name of your Hori Hori knife?
My family has been in the area or New Bern (inc. 1710) since 1700. Beaufort Co. I can trace 5 generations in Cedar Grove Cemetery. My father is buried in Greenlawn cemetery. Next to my mother's parents.
Thanks for sharing. It sure is rich in history!
I’m using that same digger. I love it. It was hurting my hand at first. Lol
Pretty sharp isn’t it?
The History Digger mine is still sharp. I just wish the saw was on both sides.
A couple of years later, I just stumbled on to your channel.
We don't live very far from New Bern. Just next to the palace is the Stingray Cafe and fresh fish shop. We've found that they have the best fish and chips along the outerbanks. They use the fresh fish from the adjoined shop..
So when you need a meal it's the place. Also you won't have to empty your finds pouch to pay for it.
'Today is the day '
Thanks Greg!
@@TheHistoryDigger1 I've subscribed, are you still putting out videos?
@@gregsanderson2470 Absolutely. Have had quite a few since then. Here one of my fav finds from earlier this year. Digstock Bucket Lister Find!
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307th Canadian Subber joining in. great vids guys.
I will follow along
Appreciate the comments! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Union Point Rally to Save. Park. 11am-1pm Feb.12, 2022 at Union Point, New Bern, NC
Great Video, hope you enjoyed my home town.
Thanks KP! Oh my gosh what a beautiful home town!. I am heading back there in June for a wedding (I hope that it will still happend due to COVID). Some incredible history there for sure! Appreciate you watching and commenting!
A great video 👍
Thx XMD!
Nice upload. I think that is a small c (Mc) CARTHY
I think you’re right. Wonder if those were legal credentials following the name? Definitely caught me by surprise.
The History Digger could be.
If you can get permissions Old Cherry point road properties has lots of treasure
Much appreciated Tom. Not sure if I’ll make it back there this year but will try that area if I do.
Cool vid. I do metal detecting/coin collecting on my channel. I subbed btw😁👍
Thanks for watching TMD!
@@TheHistoryDigger1 your welcome bro😁👍