Australian metal detecting in the bushland

Yep I’m once again back to one of my favourite spots :)

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Sorry about the music blaring at the intro 😂😂 it didn’t sound like that until it plays here on KZbin

[@DaveCollierCamping]

A very relaxing video. Awesome

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Thankyou , yes it’s always great to get out in the bush much more relaxing :) thanks for watching 👍🏼

[@annaalbert8719]

G'DAY G'DAY THE HISTORY DIGGING KANGAROO 🤗😊 W O W!!! THANKYOU SOOO MUCH FOR SHARING. SOME REALLY COOL FINDS 😊💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝😊

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

G’day and Thankyou :) glad you enjoyed 😊👍🏻

[@DetectingOz]

A good selection of finds from that spot.The brooch and pendant are really nice. Thanks for sharing.Cheers.👍

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Yes this place has yielded a lot of nice things . Although some days I’ve been out there I really didn’t find much 😂 but that’s detecting glad you enjoyed thanks for the comment 👍🏻

[@LukeClatworthy]

What a great location to detect in! Some nice earlier pre-decimal copper coins found. The small brooch was a terrific find. I look forward to your next video. Cheers!

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Thankyou :) yes I like this spot because it’s usually peaceful …… occasionally people walking dogs or four wheel drives etc thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed 👍🏻

[@WalkaboutMick67]

Great finds there, well done and thankyou for sharing your video with us all 🙂

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Thankyou for watching :) glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏻

[@Ryleysrelics]

Love the snake buckle on the finds pouch belt mate! 😂👍

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Thankyou I love it too :) it’s just a modern replication one as I wouldn’t really want to wear the old ones 😅👍🏼

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Thankyou I love it too :) it’s just a modern replication one as I wouldn’t really want to wear the old ones 😅👍🏼

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Thankyou I love it too :) it’s just a modern replication one as I wouldn’t really want to wear the old ones 😅👍🏼

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday William. Good lot of interesting finds there. The stone does look like an amethyst. The blokes name was Wainwright-Smith and he lost his leg in a ship wreck near Peterborough and as chance had it, the remains of his walnut chest of draws washed ashore, so he had a leg fashioned out of it. That’s if you wanted to know the full history behind the fork. Take care mate 😁👍

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

Hahaha 🤣🤣 thanks Andrew I couldn’t help think of you when I pulled the fork out 😂👍🏼