When your out in the middle of nowhere and see something like that you know you found an old place

[@stephenpost6971]

Charlie, I've watched from the beginning, your show is evolving nicely!

[@kathysenn7664]

Good Wednesday afternoon from MT.. the thing at 920ish looks like part of a sled or something a shoemaker would use, upside down. 🤷 thanks for sharing your walk through the forest. I'm enjoying the peaceful sounds and sunlight through the trees. 16:10- a picnic sight? I can see a woman in early 1900s attire accompanied by her beau, in my mind's eye.

[@myradioon]

"Conjunction Junction, what's your function?"

[@bobdores8503]

I like the finds but I love the history as you hunt. Thank you

[@ogamhunter]

Charlie how about doing a bottle dig there, those were such great finds! God Bless! (Glen) WV.

[@granvillewooster7673]

Awesome video Charlie thank you so very much for sharing love bottles 👍👍❤️

[@TheReal-HeeHaw]

Enjoyed 👍

[@4th20thMech]

A friend of mine found a site on an old map that was known as a house of ill repute. A Church now stands on the site. There were a coupe of really old oaks on the rear property line. He found a half dime under a big old root. Location is key. Drunks drop stuff, always have, always will.

[@dyannejohnson6184]

Oh boy more adventures !!

[@BloodEagle1583]

I learn a lot watching Not Thursday.

[@tinman7130]

Ketchup was the most sold condiment in the mid to late 1800's. Apparently some soul who lived at this site proved that. Interesting spot on a Not Thursday

[@daisymay4183]

Found an intriguing spot. Can't wait for you to go again. The bottles were cool finds. Great video😊

[@richardwilloubly8285]

Not suggesting it’s the case here, but in Vietnam they farm on the sides of mountains

[@jerrydowning2235]

nice discovery, can't wait to see what you find.

[@richardwarren4879]

Nice spot. Stove and bottle find, sweet.

[@calliecooke1817]

That wall might be 250 years old, but I don't see a tree that looks over 75. I think that was pasture less than 100 years ago.

[@jaredrobertson1955]

I recently found a new spot in my town that is now a cane field, I’ve been detecting it every day. I found a WW1 button and another gold plated button. A copper ring and only 2 coins so far. A wheatie about 1911. And a very nice IHP 1893. Beautiful.

[@scottcarper536]

I wonder what this looked like when it was in its prime?

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

boom let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵

[@4th20thMech]

Do you ever find a Hot Wheels out there? I have found them almost everywhere I go.

[@dyannejohnson6184]

The 2 first bottles look 1920

[@nicolasrossi5978]

Scouted and found a promising new area to further detect. Yipee!

[@rogerscottcathey]

You're: you are Your: regarding belongings or properties

[@homemprovmentguy]

A pet peeve of mine, too. You’d think in an era of typing to communicate, it would change that. Too to two Knew new Know no Just to name a few I see all the time

[@scottcurrie7589]

👍

[@jcee2259]

I was invited to see a hole found in the build of a bank. It led me into an unexplored cave. The old place I was looking at had once been a mated pair of Saber-tooth Tigers east of the Mississippi River. State law said it to be protected. Which is why reader had no clue.

[@georgeelder8415]

The big flat rock could be an old fireplace mantle?

[@daisymay4183]

Hello Charlie 😊

[@scottcurrie7589]

Maybe hunters cabin?

[@robertpfingston6296]

Charlie, do you ever need someone to metal detect with