Thanks for sharing another great adventure Professor CBK. Some nice finds coming out of the ground this time around especially the two broaches. Keep up the great work and see you on the next one. Cheers mate. 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍🤜🤛
Gday Marta. It was nice of them yes. Gives you more ability to see what is around. The key broach was a really cool find. Thank you for traveling on CBK bus lines 🤣🤣🦘🦘😁👍
Ha.. Loved the singing Andrew! Nice finds. Yep! Your channel when the buttons show up 😆 Great video as usual 😃 Ohhh, before I finish, the brooches were unusual 😍
oooh burnt ground and rubbish dump the good stuff coins and buttons Andrew I know youd be happy. That littlle key broach is awesome. Who ever had that belt buckle would of been stylish. Great find Andrew and another great video good sir
Gday Gadzee. It was a good time out. Very happy with what I found. The little key broach was a ripper little find. Glad you came along for the ride. Take care mate 😁👍
Hi Andrew, what a pleasant surprise, you actually have extraordinary ear for music, and you certainly can sing in tune, a man of many talents. There is great potential in your musical prowess.
Hi Andrew, you managed to find a good assortment of relics 😄 the Advance Australia button was very cool, some of those relics have probably seen a fair number of fires scorch the ground above them since the time they were lost, whenever I find a rubbish dump I always think of you now, have to look around and make you you don’t come charging out of the bushes to strike your claim on the ground 😂😂
Gday William. Yes you are probably right about fires over the top of everything multiple times and yet stuff can come out in good condition. Do love your image of me and claiming 🤣🤣🤣. Wouldn’t do it though. Very happy you are in a good area for yourself. Good stuff there. Take care mate 😁👍
Gday Jim. It was a bit like that. Good time out. Young nugget Nathan has had gold out that way. Thought I might have been in with a chance but there you go. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
Good selection of finds there Andrew.Those brooches are cool.Makes it so much easier when detecting if the area has been burnt. Don't feel bad about not finding any silver,because I made up for it with yesterday's silver(future video).Take care mate. Cheers.
Gday Gary. That key broach was a ripper of a find. Very happy with the lot. Not a place I had really been before. I won’t feel bad as the next time out I made up for it. Much like your good self, future video 🤣🤣. Congrats in advance on your silver. Take care mate 😁👍
Rummaging about after a prescribed burn-off, for a better look-see, sometimes reveals unknown and unmarked workings, you never know. Unwashed mullocks or abandoned dwellings, often wondered if some remain that weren't returned to, ones after catastrophic bushfires that had affected especially central Victoria. Had dim recall of it may have been John Tully on some segment of a show on the Seven Network about abandoned goldfields settlements, modern detector waving about the tall grasses, for the camera, some wonder the snakes hadn't leapt out, hugging his neck in fear, although the point I conveyed to Lee Savage was Tully's observation of finding good-sized gold nuggets where the old-timers didn't try to look - under seemingly lucky moss matting. Not casting nasturtiums on the lucky being from a certain emerald isle, although you'd find a good'un and call it "Tullymore Dewdrop"?! Happy trails to you, and lucky mossy rocks hiding maybe lost tins of sovs, UK silvers, Chinese chopmarked ones, high denomination, and mint-state cash-coins, and many nuggets and much gold powder. Mind your step, Mr Coffee Bush Kid! Scare off the snakes guarding the lost encampment with your Goldfinder 15,000! No! Manticore reptile repellent! Cheers from Gabi of Narre Warren.
Gday Gabi. It is always worth while going out after a burn. It was like Burke st out there. Always good to go for a wander. You see dump sites with glass shining, digging and dwelling sites and potential areas to swing. The clothes take a bit of a hammering with all the black whip marks on them. Thanks for watching and the wishes of good luck. Most of the time you just have to get out and cover land and swing. Take care mate 😁👍
Nice singing voice mate some cool finds , I was out and found a bucket list a civil war Confederate buckle thanks for the inspiration stay safe and God Bless
Hey Andrew hope you are well ,great video as always and love that Key Brooch hope you remember me (i used to be called Diggit Mart) but i am back now with a new name c u on the next mate
Andrew! You haven't been playing with matches, have you! You seem a little bit to happy!...I've met a few people who can talk at a hundred miles an hour, but none of them hold a candle to you, as fast as I tried, to listen, I couldn't understand a word you said. Thanks for the song Andrew, it had me smiling all the way through the hunt, for two reasons, listening to the song, and the making up of it as you go, And the fact that Ive finally found out that I'm not the only one that does it. Mine was based on " Down by the riverside" not hard to guess where I was going detecting is it! I had some thoughts on your first two buttons, "Advance Australia" I know it's not based on the later day anthem, which I'm not overly fond of, but how did it come about! .. And was it specially produced. And the Leviathan button, was it the origin of Levi's?... That key! At first I thought it was one of the most ornate keys Ive seen, well, it was and it wasn't. I'd be wrapped to find it, it would make my day! When you said the area was occupied in the 50s and 60s, I thought it's not quite old enough an area, Then I had second thoughts, Thoughts about the coins we use today, the chances are if you emptied your coin jar, there's a good chance you'll find a 1966 coin in amongst them, 58 years ago, and still in use. It would be the same out there on that site, those earlier coins cover quite a few more years than that, English and Australian, and they were all still in use. The same goes for the relics, nearly every one has handed down items from there parents and grandparents and beyond, and why wouldn't some of those things have been lost, left behind or thrown out. And going by your finds I'd have to say it's a great place to hunt! The worst thing I can say about this video is that, I know it was 24 min long but it felt like it was over in five. I stretched out over two seats on the bus, oddly enough I felt right at home and I enjoyed the bus trip! Thanks for the excursion CBK, Cheers Mate, Cheers Viv! Take care!
Gday Wayne. Glad you liked the song. No it was not me with the matches. It was the government body formally known as the department of sparks and embers or scorched earth. They did it bless their little cotton socks. I know that I said it was a dump site from the 50s and 60s 😉and if you know you know it was. Belt buckles back in the day had advance Australia on them too and as for the Leviathon company, someone commented that they are still going. I think Levi’s is from Moses Levi who was a button maker back in the day. Just think it so don’t quote me. You were ok taking up two seats. Glad you came along on the adventure. Take care mate 👍😁
been looking at a sling pack so i can carry my other 2. nox coils. depending on when you need to switch. no going back to the tacoma. just carry everything with you. even if your in the gold fields ,swinging the 6" coil on my 900. hows the 11" fair. or the 15". ,the 15" goes deep. over 2 feet. see what happens. have a good day mr coffee. bush.
Thank you Andrew i do enjoy coming along as always mate and seeing what comes up is always exiting. On to the next 😀👍👋 Tony
Gday Tony. Glad you like coming along on the adventure. You never know what we will find. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
I enjoyed being serenaded tonight CBK. ☺️
Glad that you did Dani 😁👍
Loved the vehicle tune CBK. 🗣🎙 🎶
Thanks Stuart 😁👍
Nice day out, buttons and buckles, coins and keys, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Jeff. Glad you enjoyed it 😁👍
Thanks for sharing another great adventure Professor CBK. Some nice finds coming out of the ground this time around especially the two broaches. Keep up the great work and see you on the next one. Cheers mate. 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍🤜🤛
Gday Joe. Very happy with what I found. Never know what will come out. Thanks for watching and the support. Take care mate 😁👍
Very Nice Assortment Of Buttons There Mr Coffee Bush, Nice Buckle Too.😀😀
Thanks Gavin. Glad you enjoyed the outing. Thanks for coming along 😁👍
Nice of them to burn away the brush. Looked like a fun day of finds. I really liked the key jewelry, interesting. Thank you for taking us along.
Gday Marta. It was nice of them yes. Gives you more ability to see what is around. The key broach was a really cool find. Thank you for traveling on CBK bus lines 🤣🤣🦘🦘😁👍
Ha.. Loved the singing Andrew! Nice finds. Yep! Your channel when the buttons show up 😆 Great video as usual 😃 Ohhh, before I finish, the brooches were unusual 😍
Gday Lee. Thanks about the singing. Hadn’t found many buttons for a while. Made up for it now. Very happy with the broach’s. Take care mate 😁👍
Rather enjoy the finds and the conversation!
Thanks for watching 😁👍
Some very nice finds. Thanks for sharing.
I was pleased with them. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Thanks for the look well done
Thanks for coming along on the ride 😁👍
Lovely work as always Andrew mate. Love that key & buckle especially! Hope you & Viv are both well & not long til your Blighty adventures now!
They were some nice finds. It’s not long now and we are really looking forward to it. We are well. Hope you are too 🦘🦘😁👍
oooh burnt ground and rubbish dump the good stuff coins and buttons Andrew I know youd be happy. That littlle key broach is awesome. Who ever had that belt buckle would of been stylish. Great find Andrew and another great video good sir
Gday Gadzee. It was a good time out. Very happy with what I found. The little key broach was a ripper little find. Glad you came along for the ride. Take care mate 😁👍
Hi Andrew, what a pleasant surprise, you actually have extraordinary ear for music, and you certainly can sing in tune, a man of many talents. There is great potential in your musical prowess.
Thanks Len. Was in a couple of bands last century 🤣🤣. Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@TheCoffeeBushKid That explains my observation.
Hi Andrew, you managed to find a good assortment of relics 😄 the Advance Australia button was very cool, some of those relics have probably seen a fair number of fires scorch the ground above them since the time they were lost, whenever I find a rubbish dump I always think of you now, have to look around and make you you don’t come charging out of the bushes to strike your claim on the ground 😂😂
Gday William. Yes you are probably right about fires over the top of everything multiple times and yet stuff can come out in good condition.
Do love your image of me and claiming 🤣🤣🤣. Wouldn’t do it though. Very happy you are in a good area for yourself. Good stuff there. Take care mate 😁👍
Ya definitely created a great remix metal detecting Willy Nelson song. 👍🏼👍🏼 on the hunt.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching 😁👍
I’ll be heading up there on my return
They burnt a fair bit. Good to catch up there😁👍
Well done Andrew, a button and broach kind of day, gold wasn’t on the menu but that place looks like it’s got potential, take care mate 👍
Gday Jim. It was a bit like that. Good time out. Young nugget Nathan has had gold out that way. Thought I might have been in with a chance but there you go. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
Good finds mate welldone I'm finding heaps old stuff at the moment
Thanks for watching and good luck with your hunting 😁👍
Good selection of finds there Andrew.Those brooches are cool.Makes it so much easier when detecting if the area has been burnt. Don't feel bad about not finding any silver,because I made up for it with yesterday's silver(future video).Take care mate. Cheers.
Gday Gary. That key broach was a ripper of a find. Very happy with the lot. Not a place I had really been before. I won’t feel bad as the next time out I made up for it. Much like your good self, future video 🤣🤣. Congrats in advance on your silver. Take care mate 😁👍
Rummaging about after a prescribed burn-off, for a better look-see, sometimes reveals unknown and unmarked workings, you never know. Unwashed mullocks or abandoned dwellings, often wondered if some remain that weren't returned to, ones after catastrophic bushfires that had affected especially central Victoria.
Had dim recall of it may have been John Tully on some segment of a show on the Seven Network about abandoned goldfields settlements, modern detector waving about the tall grasses, for the camera, some wonder the snakes hadn't leapt out, hugging his neck in fear, although the point I conveyed to Lee Savage was Tully's observation of finding good-sized gold nuggets where the old-timers didn't try to look - under seemingly lucky moss matting. Not casting nasturtiums on the lucky being from a certain emerald isle, although you'd find a good'un and call it "Tullymore Dewdrop"?! Happy trails to you, and lucky mossy rocks hiding maybe lost tins of sovs, UK silvers, Chinese chopmarked ones, high denomination, and mint-state cash-coins, and many nuggets and much gold powder. Mind your step, Mr Coffee Bush Kid! Scare off the snakes guarding the lost encampment with your Goldfinder 15,000! No! Manticore reptile repellent! Cheers from Gabi of Narre Warren.
Gday Gabi. It is always worth while going out after a burn. It was like Burke st out there. Always good to go for a wander. You see dump sites with glass shining, digging and dwelling sites and potential areas to swing. The clothes take a bit of a hammering with all the black whip marks on them.
Thanks for watching and the wishes of good luck. Most of the time you just have to get out and cover land and swing. Take care mate 😁👍
Nice singing voice mate some cool finds , I was out and found a bucket list a civil war Confederate buckle thanks for the inspiration stay safe and God Bless
Gday Terry. Congrats on your bucket lister buckle. Great find. Very happy with what I got. Thanks for watching mate 🦘🦘😁👍
Say I just looked up the Leviathan Clothing Co. established 1865 and still in business! Way cool!
Thanks for that bit of info Steven. Will try to remember it 😁👍
Hey Andrew hope you are well ,great video as always and love that Key Brooch hope you remember me (i used to be called Diggit Mart) but i am back now with a new name c u on the next mate
Thanks mate. Might see you at a rally over there this Sept.
That hunt produced some cool little things mate, I'd love to find me a rubbish dump to play in.
Gday Darren. It is a great area all up there. Most small towns have dumps on their outskirts, just got to find them 😁👍
Andrew! You haven't been playing with matches, have you! You seem a little bit to happy!...I've met a few people who can talk at a hundred miles an hour, but none of them hold a candle to you, as fast as I tried, to listen, I couldn't understand a word you said.
Thanks for the song Andrew, it had me smiling all the way through the hunt, for two reasons, listening to the song, and the making up of it as you go, And the fact that Ive finally found out that I'm not the only one that does it. Mine was based on " Down by the riverside" not hard to guess where I was going detecting is it!
I had some thoughts on your first two buttons, "Advance Australia" I know it's not based on the later day anthem, which I'm not overly fond of, but how did it come about! .. And was it specially produced. And the Leviathan button, was it the origin of Levi's?...
That key! At first I thought it was one of the most ornate keys Ive seen, well, it was and it wasn't. I'd be wrapped to find it, it would make my day! When you said the area was occupied in the 50s and 60s, I thought it's not quite old enough an area, Then I had second thoughts, Thoughts about the coins we use today, the chances are if you emptied your coin jar, there's a good chance you'll find a 1966 coin in amongst them, 58 years ago, and still in use. It would be the same out there on that site, those earlier coins cover quite a few more years than that, English and Australian, and they were all still in use. The same goes for the relics, nearly every one has handed down items from there parents and grandparents and beyond, and why wouldn't some of those things have been lost, left behind or thrown out. And going by your finds I'd have to say it's a great place to hunt! The worst thing I can say about this video is that, I know it was 24 min long but it felt like it was over in five. I stretched out over two seats on the bus, oddly enough I felt right at home and I enjoyed the bus trip! Thanks for the excursion CBK, Cheers Mate, Cheers Viv! Take care!
Gday Wayne. Glad you liked the song. No it was not me with the matches. It was the government body formally known as the department of sparks and embers or scorched earth. They did it bless their little cotton socks.
I know that I said it was a dump site from the 50s and 60s 😉and if you know you know it was. Belt buckles back in the day had advance Australia on them too and as for the Leviathon company, someone commented that they are still going. I think Levi’s is from Moses Levi who was a button maker back in the day. Just think it so don’t quote me.
You were ok taking up two seats. Glad you came along on the adventure. Take care mate 👍😁
been looking at a sling pack so i can carry my other 2. nox coils. depending on when you need to switch. no going back to the tacoma. just carry everything with you. even if your in the gold fields ,swinging the 6" coil on my 900. hows the 11" fair. or the 15". ,the 15" goes deep. over 2 feet. see what happens. have a good day mr coffee. bush.
Good luck with it all. Always handy to have the other coils with you 😁👍
Nice day out mate, but careful on the singing, you'll get a copyright strike.
Thanks for the concern and thanks for watching 😁👍