Earth Slip Exposes Amazing Stone Age Artifacts

[@wvtreehugger]

We have really missed your videos. My family loves your adventures!!!

[@cleggsadventures]

Much Appreciated

[@themobleys]

Love your enthusiasm! Thanks for rescuing those points that have been lost for so long.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@jimnall6845]

Scott, I'm 28:55 enjoying every minute of this video. First off, no more beautiful scenery than what you get on the banks of the Ohio River. Your explanations and theories also help to make the video extremely informative. I cheer along with you every time you expose a goodie! The fun you're having is extremely obvious and satisfying to watch!

[@cleggsadventures]

Much Appreciated Jim

[@bob3868]

Nearly every time we hunt artifacts, we speak of you. You've taught us a lot and we enjoy your videos! Thank you!!!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@bob3868 Very Much Appreciated

[@inflambulent]

Clegg's Adventures is the gold standard of arrowhead hunting shows.

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[@JOECorsoNova]

Check out Rocks Cousteau, he is right up there as well, he digs on the Ohio river as well.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@JOECorsoNova He calls everything an “Amos” and doesn’t show anything but the ground. We don’t like his show

[@christophermorris9256]

@@cleggsadventures Hes hiding locations, and hunts a lot of different area. Ive seen him in my area in the northern panhandle'

[@cleggsadventures]

@@christophermorris9256 Strange character

[@apostlewoody]

I'm always amazed by your finds. I enjoy the insight on how you became fixated on that spot.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@BabysanBabysan]

Thanks for putting this together. Very entertaining!

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@timdefelice2570]

Totaly worth the wait l! Please don't wait so long for the next one! 😂

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[@brokenh8911p]

❤ Bobbi here from Illinois watching Clegg I used to do the same thing you’re done I’m 54 years old sad to say in 2020 drunk driver hit me crash my car and since I’ve been messed up had to have a knee put in and my lower spines messed up and I miss doing that and thank you so much for sharing at least I can watch your videos brings me to good spirits I was on the river now

[@cleggsadventures]

@@brokenh8911p Thanks Bobbi, Much Appreciated. My dad was killed by a drunk driver in 2003

[@smigletat9634]

@@cleggsadventuresNot gonna 👍🏼 on this . . But. . Too sad & sorry for your loss ☹️

[@robertdiehl1281]

It’s exciting to see these ancient tools being brought back into existence. Being able to hold something in your hand that was made by someone 9000+ years ago brings to mind all kinds of wild ideas of what their world was like. Excellent video again.

[@cleggsadventures]

Thanks Robert

[@artifactsantlersoh]

Killer finds Clegg! Kickass Dalton and Dove! 🤘🏼

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[@dirtbikematt3128]

The hardest working man in artifacts

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@diggingthewest7981]

Clegg has a great show, love the channel. But I find your comment offensive .😅 When your spine is permanently C shaped from searching the ground, digging hundreds of 18th-19th century privies and wells, countless miles swinging metal detectors in rough terrain rain or shine, hand digging and sifting trenches in the Rockies, tossed in the air by cattle, chased by a badger, fallen down hidden mine shafts, permanent wrist plate from falling through a 19th century floor into the crawlspace, half buried fom bank cave ins, just to name a few. After 45 years, was it worth ending up on disability, Hell yes!

[@RonSmith-d5y]

Great to see you back. We missed your videos!

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@pplusbthrust]

Another fine day at the river preserving those beautiful stone-age tools. Keep up the good work.

[@cleggsadventures]

Thanks, will do!

[@goalie2998]

Honestly I have no idea how I ended up here watching this video. But boy am I happy I did . I haven't seen someone this passionate about their hobby in quite some time. This man is living his dream . Kudos friend . I hope everyone that reads this is living their best live too.

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@@goalie2998 Much Appreciated

[@garydavis5078]

That last arrowhead is used for shooting squirrels out of trees. The Cherokee tribe used them for that. My dad's land is outside of Tahlequah Oklahoma, where the Trail of Tears ended. Had all types of arrowheads in his pastures. His land was next to the Illinois River.

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@@garydavis5078 Much Appreciated

[@chadwindom7855]

I was reading a book on passenger pigeons and they said they used those blunts to knock them out of trees.

[@kevinhullinger8743]

@@chadwindom7855a flat arrow with no point would do that.

​@@chadwindom7855that is a long perpetuated wives tale not based in fact or truth but in fiction. Blunted points are not and we're not used as projectiles...........it kills me when I hear people saying that and perpetuating that misinformation furthur and furthur.

[@jonericus]

I was watching this without my glasses and when I saw you pull that Dalton point out I thought "He found a Clovis! I just asked him in a comment if he ever finds Clovis points! " Lol. Nice find Clegg! Love these videos.

[@cleggsadventures]

Much Appreciated! It fooled me at first as well

[@cleggsadventures]

@@thegoodtom1718 No, Clovis points have been found here

[@michaelbradford6990]

I use to like Flint Flakes a long time ago, but then they came out with Frosted Flakes, I like them better.

[@Iceman8723]

Happy to see ya back!!!

[@cleggsadventures]

Good to be back

[@Poeponu]

Awesome finds! It’s cool having a tangible piece of history like that right there in your hands! Almost 10,000 years old!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@Poeponu Much Appreciated

[@suziperret468]

Very exciting arrowhead finds! Thanks for showing us how you do it. You’ve really figured out the lay of the land and how it erodes into the water. These arrowheads are spectacular!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@suziperret468 Much Appreciated

[@JohnCompton1]

I was already wording my question about the plethora of arrowheads at that particular point,(sorry, couldn't resist), and along the banks of the Ohio in general, when your excellent explanation came. Thanks so much for sharing your very enthusiastic video.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@aaroncurry279]

Your enthusiasm is amazing. I bet your zeal extends to all areas of your life. God bless!

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@richiephillips1541]

I'm so jealous. I've only found one in 40 years of casual searching. Thankful for that one!

[@danielfrancisco8678]

It's not eroding the bank it's just washing the sand off lol. Love you clegg..

[@cleggsadventures]

I get that all the time

[@Pwrcritter]

Same thing.

[@danielfrancisco8678]

@@Pwrcritter 😆

[@garywatkins5533]

Your videos are SO AWESOME!! Educational,,,history,,,humor,,,,just freaking,flat out,,,enjoyable and pleasant to watch...thank you so much my friend

[@cleggsadventures]

Very Much Appreciated

[@artifactaddictionwithrober3699]

Epic day, Scott. Hard work rewarded. Congratulations.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@artifactaddictionwithrober3699 Much Appreciated

[@david_bmx1148]

Glad you are back!!!

[@cleggsadventures]

Me too!!

[@notanotherbottletop9892]

Great finds and history lessons.....Best nugget.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@TheChiefSmokem]

Congrats on the dalton and dovetail! 🔥. Heck, those were all some great finds! 🤙. Well explained stuff!. Best of luck bro! 🫡

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[@farengarsecret-fire9597]

Love it. Beautiful finds, and appreciate seeing you post

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@c.a.robinson1993]

Hey Scott, that transitional paleo point & sharping down dovetail are some really nice finds! Congrats!!!

[@cleggsadventures]

Much Appreciated CA

[@AnthemBassMan]

Great video! I grew up in the village of Tuscarawas that’s between Schoenbrunn and Gnadenhutten. The Tuscarawas River ran right past us. My friends and I would wait till spring for the area farmers to disc up the fields. We would walk up and down the rows looking for a little sparkle in the dirt. We found points ranging from small bird points to a nice approx 4” spear point. If we didn’t find anything on some of the days we were hunting, we would wait until a nice rain hit and they sparkle like diamonds.

[@cleggsadventures]

Fields are good for sure

[@ThinkTexas]

Thanks Scott. I hope you get a few more adventures before the cool weather comes along.

[@cleggsadventures]

I hope so too!

[@kevinkline6835]

Yes Sir "Heck of a day" Congratulations Scott.!!! Many blessings.

[@cleggsadventures]

Thanks Kevin

[@historylooker7]

@@kevinkline6835 😃🖐🪶

[@kevinkline6835]

@@cleggsadventures Welcome brother.

[@carolcooke2624]

I love watching the artifacts being uncovered. Your enthusiasm is contagious. I’ve lived beside the Ohio in different small towns. It is the beautiful Ohio. I wish I was still there.

[@cleggsadventures]

Thanks for watching!

[@WilliamBAckeret]

I am in a nursing home. I've hunted artifacts for over 40 years. I really enjoyed your video. As soon as you held up that Dalton point, I immediately said Dalton. And as far as I'm concerned, the overstreet book is like the Bible of artifacts. I live in Southern Indiana on High ground between the East fork of the White River and the muscatatuck River. I found thebes points and Snyder's in our garden. Happy hunting

[@cleggsadventures]

@@WilliamBAckeret Much Appreciated William! That dalton isn’t perfect, but my first one

Overstreet has MANY inconsistencies and false information, it's not the end all be all to say the least. As a very rough and roundabout guide for certain types and ages etc sure. It works fine as a roundabout guide, if anything it can sometimes print people in the right direction at least, in terms of knowing what it is you're trying to research or learn about. Don't take anything in those books as gospel or as complete and total fact, because there are many flaws in all the Overstreet editions, every one of them.

[@cleggsadventures]

I’ve found there’s never a standard. Basically almost every source you look at, will give varying dates. But they’re all pretty close

@@cleggsadventures definately no standard. Utilizing site reports and dated material dug in undisturbed strata layers will reveal the most truth as is out there to be found. Using multiple sources for information like dating/time period association/other toolset association etc, multiple sources are necessary for a better understanding.

[@cleggsadventures]

I check a few websites as well, and have another book of my area. I usually use a mean age between the different resources. All I can do.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for sharing your adventure.

[@robertporch8895]

It's shaping up to be a stellar day so far. Just about half way through and you've found two excellent points! Beautiful Snyders and a fantastic Dalton! Good spot there. I'd be sifting that place from now on.

[@cleggsadventures]

It’s checked often

[@lianatrombley6400]

I really enjoyed your search! Sharing the history of the area was extremely interesting, too!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@lianatrombley6400 Much Appreciated

[@lelandshanks3590]

Made my day Scott, loved the finds, little Dalton is very nice.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@lelandshanks3590 Much Appreciated Leland

[@PaulNDeputy]

I listen to content KZbins. This was a great find similar to finding an arrowhead. I exclaimed, ‘ah I got a good one.’ I loved the enthusiasm and clear explanations.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@PaulNDeputy Much Appreciated

[@billcarpenter5145]

So glad to see you back again Scott , your videos are the best of all artifact hunters , we all learn much from you

[@cleggsadventures]

Thanks Bill 👍

[@OlePaddy]

Those were some amazing finds! learned a few things from watching, thanks for sharing.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@OlePaddy Much appreciated

[@johnoryjr4269]

I'm ready to visit Ohio River bank with you! It's better to be finding these before the river takes them out forever. Cheers, keep up the fun.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@johnoryjr4269 Much Appreciated

[@greenlady5490]

Wow! What a great day you had! Those pieces are amazing.❤

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@@greenlady5490 Much Appreciated

[@dmcarpenter2470]

Scott: Great timing, it was just yesterday, I looked at the channel, to make sure I had not missed anything. You had a really great day of hunting. Enjoyed the vid. Thanks!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@dmcarpenter2470 Very Much Appreciated

[@cal4625]

Considering the tens of thousands of tons of soil eroded from the river bank every time it floods I seriously doubt your digging has much impact. Thanks for taking us along!

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@mmagnusol]

First Rate Show. You taught me something and you provided useful references. I am 72 and been involved with archery nearly 65 years. I have arrowheads from 4 continents and was long a member of the Society of Archer-Antiquaries, the National Archery Association and the National Field Archery Association.

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[@Homer2q]

You find the best stuff! I’m always excited by your finds!

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@@Homer2q Much Appreciated

[@54cal54]

Congratulations on some great finds. Looks like a great time.

[@cleggsadventures]

For Sure

[@LisaZiaSolel]

Dude you gave away your secret spot! Great show as always 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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[@cbarber]

Well Glegg, yes I subscribed. I have never heard of you, and I did not search for you. twas good stuff. PS I would enjoy seeing a clock of how much time involved in the day.

[@cleggsadventures]

Was there 6.5 hours

[@HoofHearted6]

Fascinating video! Subscribed!!!!

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@@HoofHearted6 Much Appreciated

[@teriturnbull8859]

I love your enthusiasm !! Thank's For taking me with you 🙂

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[@simonmorris-p7m]

I love the way you put finds into your collection box, always leave space for the next! 😎

[@cleggsadventures]

Thank you

[@majorronaldmandell7835]

Beautiful, perfect arrow head!!!

[@1plotthound]

We love your videos and your enthusiasm. Please keep up the great work!!

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@samharper4289]

Dang brother, what a great group of killer finds! Congrats! Always a pleasure watching!

[@cleggsadventures]

Thanks Sam👍

[@JoseyWales-ed]

What a great day out in the river. Love the excitement, like a little kid, keep yer young spirit alive! Take care!

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[@JoseyWales-ed]

@@cleggsadventures 🫡

[@leattaslone1800]

Great job young Man! These are amazing finds!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@leattaslone1800 Much Appreciated

[@Whocares.........]

You scared me when you started hollering, I thought you got bit by a snake!

[@earthgirl7861]

Not sure how you ended up in my feed, but how enjoyable! Thanks

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@David-n7w9f]

Welcome back Scott.Nice video. Great finds Peace

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[@Zonaxion-SG-12]

I really enjoy your search for these artifacts. I had a buddy long time ago in South Carolina who has a big collection of arrow/spear points found in furrowed farmlands. I did go on a search with him one time and just had kicked the dirt lightly and a small cross (+) shaped arrow head spun up and landed on the toe of my boot! My friend told me that it was a squirrel and rabbit stunning arrowhead. If I hadn't had to move for a new job opportunity, I would have still been hunting along with him. Nice finds you have there! Happy hunting!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@Zonaxion-SG-12 Very Much Appreciated

[@artifactsofarkansas5549]

Nice haul man! That’s one heck of a spot.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@marywhitt9807]

Wow! So many finds in one area! Thrilled for you!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@marywhitt9807 Much Appreciated

[@Chrstnrchrdsn]

Love you enthusiasm and information.

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@@Chrstnrchrdsn Much Appreciated

[@airiksknifereviews9548]

That excitement is addictive, makes me want to go bottle digging. My dad used to dig up stuff after floods and man it was an obsession for awhile. These arrowheads are on another level ....9000 years old 😮 ...so cool 👍

[@cleggsadventures]

@@airiksknifereviews9548 Much Appreciated

[@christophermorris9256]

As always, Happy to see a new video. Much luck and happy head hunting!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@christophermorris9256 Thanks Chris

[@meandmyshadow6269]

What can I say, Clegg? You KILLED it in this video! You know it's a good day when your treasure box runs out of room 😂 Congrats!

[@cleggsadventures]

Much Appreciated Guy!👍

[@ianbaker3678]

Entertaining and informative. I've enjoyed your enthusiasm.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@ricrinehart975]

Excellent information and great finds

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@@ricrinehart975 Much Appreciated

[@davidhakes3884]

Great Scott !! Great to see ya Scott !

[@cleggsadventures]

Same to you!

[@rabone2207]

Love your videos. Thanks for sharing

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[@NickFortier]

So cool!. Youre excitement is contagious lol. Took the fam up to scheguindah on manitoulin island awhile ago. Found some really good blue berries and some bent trees

[@cleggsadventures]

@@NickFortier Nice 👍

[@dgartifactadventures]

Great video and very nice finds. Keep up the good work Scott👍

[@cleggsadventures]

Much Appreciated 👍

[@indianasmith8152]

Fantastic day! Nice to see you getting into some older, bigger stuff! I always look forward to new episodes from you - I love the artifacts you find and the enthusiasm you bring to the hunt. Keep it up, man!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@indianasmith8152 Much Appreciated

[@georgedouglas9342]

Wow, what a stellar day! Your gonna need a bigger day case for that spot my friend. I'd have a tent set up there and a weeks vacation to sift! Lol. Great vid, very informative on how points get to be where they are. Congrats on a historic, prehistoric day 👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@cleggsadventures]

Thanks George

[@fokkerd3red618]

Your enthusiasm really impresses me. Good hunting

[@cleggsadventures]

@@fokkerd3red618 Much Appreciated

[@midnight4540]

Cool, one of my bucket list of projects I would like to do! Thanks and take care

[@cleggsadventures]

@@midnight4540 much Appreciated

[@jimajello1028]

Snyders points were very thin and used quite often as knives. However, when smaller they probably could have been projectile points. Nice find.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@jimajello1028 Much Appreciated! I’ve found a few

[@paulapridy6804]

I'm admiring your preparation,approach, job site control..and your useful narration. Good stuff.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@OnTheRiver66]

What a great place! When you found that first point I got the same feeling I got in the past years when I used tp find arrowheads and stone tools. Great video with a lot of good information.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@jeepbeach]

You had a great day, looks like fun. I used to find them off cape cod ma. I didn’t throw them in a box or put in a frame , I made arrows out of them and painted different colored strips on them . Came out great .

[@MatLadroga]

Great video!! I absolutely love the live action finds

[@cleggsadventures]

@@MatLadroga Much Appreciated

[@jeffreystreeter5381]

I love the Ohio River. I used to drive the Greyhound bus to Ashland. The Ohio River was right behind the station. Beautiful at night.

[@dirtbikeheaven1129]

Another excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@deborahbaker1171]

I get excited like you too when I find something good!

[@cleggsadventures]

I love it !

[@thenogoodniks8673]

So awesome. Thanks for sharing

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[@paulsmith1411]

Amazing ,Great you Shared this ...

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@@paulsmith1411 Much Appreciated

[@raymondtonns2521]

a beauriful day to search for artifacts ,nice points Clegg

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[@TheoriginalPhilGood]

Great video, thanks for your hard work!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@TheoriginalPhilGood Much Appreciated

[@maxcaldwell2680]

Love the excitement of the projectile point find…I think I yelled too!

[@cleggsadventures]

You and me both!

[@thehillbillyhoarder4996]

Another nice video. Very informative. Thank you for sharing.

[@cleggsadventures]

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[@Slipknot60]

That last one you found would have been a "Hafted Scraper" Awesome Video!! If your ever in SC? Look me me up! I'll show you how we dig and sift for them here in the Swamps!!

[@cleggsadventures]

@@Slipknot60 Much Appreciated

[@historylooker7]

Heck of a show, man !! Killer saves, brother !!🔥 😎👊🪶🪶

[@cleggsadventures]

Much Appreciated Guy👍

[@csluau5913]

Hey there, Mr. Clegg I enjoyed the episode and especially the enthusiasm. I actually thought you stepped on an arrowhead for a second there. That’s how I found my first projectile point when I was a little boy and I have been hooked ever since. I have moved on to other larger artifacts and have actually gone out on a excavations overseas and in America. Not only cannot find them now, but I can make a few of them from time to time. I live in the south east United States, but we get all kinds of odds and ends down here. That point that you saw but could not readily date might be a Monona point because it has the right profile. Broad stem with a flat face and a little bit of a notch on both sides, but not at the corners. They are usually found in Wisconsin and Illinois near the rivers, especially further north, but the Indians did not restricted themselves to boundaries on maps. You’ve got a nice box set :-).

[@cleggsadventures]

@@csluau5913 Very Much Appreciated! A few people said it was a “Scotts Bluff” but not sure.

[@csluau5913]

@@cleggsadventures it does look like a Scottsbluff to be sure, but the trick is looking at the base. To be honest, it could just be a one off. I don’t think the ancient Native Americans really cared about how we classify the points and the tools that they made. I do a little bit of chipping and flaking myself. I’m a little better at making the other types of tools, then projectile points, but I knock one out if I need to. It’s amazing that people did and how skilled they were doing it. It is definitely worth the respect. when you think about it, everyone has an ancestor that knew how to do this along time ago. Every continent.

[@noogman]

First time viewer of your channel. Really enjoyed it. Haven't seen any videos this cool for a long time. Thank You, I will definitely be watching your channel in the future.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@noogman Much Appreciated

[@dianescardace3687]

I am excited about as much as you are with each find.

[@cleggsadventures]

@@dianescardace3687 It’s a lot of fun