Metal Detecting a Western Ghost Town Part 1.

[@laurieboyle3338]

I love your work. You certainly do your homework on old towns. I really enjoy the historic commentary. Thank you to you and Colleen.

[@tterbay]

Nice video! Thank you for your work in making it and posting it to share. I enjoy learning about the history of different places. Especially the social history, through metal detecting. Although, due to physical challenges, I do not actually do any detecting. I live vicariously through channels like yours. Howdy from Texas! 🤠

[@jimmymalone3494]

I love them old ghost town Warren I enjoyed part 1.Thank you and Colleen for sharing with us. Good day to y'all.

[@waynegiles2873]

100% can't wait for part 2 wow that rain came down from nowhere thanks for the history of the place keeping it Alive

[@Metal-Detecting-NC]

I see a lot of detectorists who incorrectly wind the coil cable around the stem. You are one of the few who wind it correctly... and as a bonus, you explained why it should be wound over the top of the stem. Great job!

[@lorib7651]

Great finds you two! Looking forward to the next vid. 👍

[@jasonthompson5256]

Do you ever use Queensland Globe and in particular the LIDAR - Multidirectional Hillshade mode? That brings up any anomalies including old tracks and foundations 👌

[@benpalmer1722]

Top spot for sure!

[@taxesdeathandtrouble.1886]

That rain event looked refreshing. Thank you.

[@dirtclodmetaldetecting]

Awesome spot to hunt!

[@dougmoody4092]

Thanks Warren , i am gaining inspiration from your video, to get out to search for an old hut site soon.

[@erlichbachman3330]

Thanks for making great vids m8

[@brunfree]

Hi new sub, I love metal detecting so this was very nice to watch 😀safe travels, Brun

[@CheshireTomcat68]

You had to ring the bell, just look what it did to the weather!

[@OROyPlata1849]

The brass disc item with the small pivoting cover is a top from a gunpowder flask.

[@terrystewart2070]

Hi Warren and Colleen from sunny smokey Northern California. I loved this spot last time you camped out here, and this foray appears to be off to a strong start. That little monsoon event at the end was a surprise! Looking forward to the next parts of the show. I'm also wondering if that nice new hat you're sporting is as comfortable as your old raggy one? LOL I just got a new similar hat myself, but my old one is still ore conformed to my head and more comfortable. Cheers!

[@hardyakka6200]

you forgot to say that when Queensland separated from NSW there was only 71/2d in the treasurer and a New South Welshman pinched that too.

[@hardyakka6200]

those bells had either "good luck to the bullock teams" or "good luck to the horse teams" They didn't want to take sides in that argument as to which teams were the better. Hoses were faster, but bullocks would get down on their knees to pull. So you could say two-wheel drive versus 4wd.

[@pearce360]

8:27 Where is the landy?