Loved this - a real change of pace. And very interesting & exciting! The further you went in & the more you observed, the more my spidey sense was tingling. 🤗
Love this mate! This is what we all do, everywhere we go with the family or on our own always looking. This is how it begins...... Your Spidey Senses were definitely on overdrive, the robin in the trees mocking you as you said this is old and looks like a tip for the umpteenth time 😂 Perseverance paid off and now I can't wait to watch this space................😊 Great video, despite the look on your face in the intro - the look of hours of editing and second guessing the watch quality for viewer - It's all good, exciting and intriguing.
Lovely bit of mixed deciduous woodland with some coppiced areas. Also some areas of plantation . Lots of rambling self seeding . The beauty you passed is a tree that is older than most we saw on this ; I would go at least 300 years old upwards. Interesting walk . You needed good quality wood for props in the mines . Maybe this wood supplied some of it. Nice wood ; I hope it is a blaze of colour now.
Can see your point Tom 🧐Any water course is worth a try , Woodlands existed before clearings, place names with the word "Field " in them are ancient bronze age settlements / woodland clearances , perhaps even stone age , Any place name with Chester in, is Roman, You like your stone tools don't you Tom ? .Good to go clear ground considering , A must search site if I've ever seen one 😉👍 P.S great video , not as bad as you may have thought 🤔👍
Nice to hear your thought process and what May constitute a bottle tip. Will help me find one hopefully. An you explain what the probe would prove and how you’d use it.
👍 top job 😊😊
Enjoyed your walk in the woods ☺
Loved this - a real change of pace. And very interesting & exciting! The further you went in & the more you observed, the more my spidey sense was tingling. 🤗
This reminds me of the forest I used to play in as a child in British Columbia,Canada in the 50’s 😊
I loved this walk in the woods and listening to your knowledge. Thank you Tom.
Glad you enjoyed it
I loved this video, really cool watching you looking for signs. Looking forward to the next instalment at this place!!
A preview to the fun. ahead detecting / bottle digging - more of this sort of thing is fine by me.
Cool
La tshirt è fantastica
sometimes it looks like nothings there. then you dig in a little and boom there it is.
Looks promising mate give it a test dig 🤞
I'll be on there Friday after work if you fancy meeting up pall I'll be detecting it first though
Love this mate! This is what we all do, everywhere we go with the family or on our own always looking. This is how it begins......
Your Spidey Senses were definitely on overdrive, the robin in the trees mocking you as you said this is old and looks like a tip for the umpteenth time 😂 Perseverance paid off and now I can't wait to watch this space................😊
Great video, despite the look on your face in the intro - the look of hours of editing and second guessing the watch quality for viewer - It's all good, exciting and intriguing.
I'd love a chance to dig with you and Shane!
I know where you are! Your secret's safe with me Tom! 😊😊
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Lovely bit of mixed deciduous woodland with some coppiced areas. Also some areas of plantation . Lots of rambling self seeding . The beauty you passed is a tree that is older than most we saw on this ; I would go at least 300 years old upwards. Interesting walk . You needed good quality wood for props in the mines . Maybe this wood supplied some of it. Nice wood ; I hope it is a blaze of colour now.
Many thanks
Good exploration. Can't wait to see the results of your exploration
Great video Tom...
Can see your point Tom 🧐Any water course is worth a try , Woodlands existed before clearings, place names with the word "Field " in them are ancient bronze age settlements / woodland clearances , perhaps even stone age , Any place name with Chester in, is Roman, You like your stone tools don't you Tom ? .Good to go clear ground considering , A must search site if I've ever seen one 😉👍 P.S great video , not as bad as you may have thought 🤔👍
Nice to hear your thought process and what May constitute a bottle tip. Will help me find one hopefully. An you explain what the probe would prove and how you’d use it.
Very nice explore, Tom!❤
Many thanks!
Some of those stones looked like road cobbles.
10:37 when you say all the way over that side aswell I could swear there's an person on the other side mind Tom very feaky mate 👻
What's it look like on side by side maps Tom?
Just the same mate woods
Hopefully it’ll be a missed 1860s onwards tip that’s rammed… you’ll deserve it if it is … deserve a lucky break 🤞
Keep it a secret or it will look a right mess if other diggers find it .
Will do