Nelson talks about Hedgelaying tools

[@TheGreasyfastspeed]

Beautiful side axe, always interesting to see the old handle patterns, nice n thin. Thanks for uploading this

[@Uftonwood2]

An Edmund Drude ending, so what the crown was for we may never know.

[@MrArran112]

Are there any more videos? I local to Tunbridge Wells, I wonder if nelson done any of the old layed hedges that are still about 👌

[@noechoes2]

That's all there is I'm afraid.

[@hoon2806]

How can you cut the video off there? We were just getting to the 'punchline' of that story! Lovely old bloke.

[@noechoes2]

Alas that's all there is. I produced the whole set of videos for the website from a cardboard box of old video cassettes I found in his loft after he died.

[@hetrodoxly1203]

I think he was about to say, the smith had a load of swords from the Napoleonic wars and the crown is from them.

[@stevenjohnson5126]

Where was Nelson from, I assume he means boars head near Crowborough?

[@noechoes2]

Yes

[@timcolledge3732]

Good old chap!!

[@dcvariousvids8082]

Interesting. But it’s a pity that the camera person, had recently discovered the camera could zoom. And was intent on using zoom at every opportunity.

[@tomthompson7400]

Good grief ,,, that was left on a cliff hanger , some how it actually just suits the video that thats how it ends.

[@noechoes2]

Alas that's all there is. I produced the whole set of videos for the website from a cardboard box of old video cassettes I found in his loft after he died.