TRENCH ART GIVE AWAY RESULTS

Hello there, welcome back. This is going to be an ultra quick video. It's simply to pick the two winners for the Trench Art. These are put and take games and if you don't know what that is, check out my previous videos on Trench Art. So without further ado, let's get the winners picked. Okay then, this is the Trench Art giveaway video that I put up about a week or so ago and I'm now going to pick the winners. I've got all the comments up here I think there's 300 and odd of them, so there's quite a lot. And I've just found a page up and page down button on the computer, so that's going to make skimming through them a hell of a lot easier. All I'm going to do is skim up and down and up and down and up and down, and stop, and wherever it stops, that will be the winner. Start off somewhere in the middle. I've set the comments to be top comments, so it just randomises them, apart from a couple that are at the top. And the first draw will be for the 1945 one. And up and down again and then I think we'll scan up. I'll shut my eyes and pick now. Quick draw 0331. Okay this is to win the second one which is the 1944 put and take trench art. I'll shut my eyes and pick one now. That's nearer the top one there. Jessica Rapp, you are the winner of the second one. Very good, two worthy winners there, and I'm going to reply to the Trench Art entry that they made in my previous video, and I'm also going to send them a private message requesting their address. Once I get their address from them, I'll post these out. Okay, on to the next giveaway. It's not in this video, but it will be coming up in the next week or so. A while back I bought two bum bag pouch sort of things, and I found out I really only need one of them. I'm using it as a kind of like a grab-and-go survival kit like a prepping kit sort of thing so it's got firelight and things in there. Actually you'll be surprised just how much can fit in there. As I say I've made up one for myself the other one is gonna be empty but I'm gonna give it away. I can't remember what I paid for them because I bought a load of stuff at the same time but there's one of them that I don't need it's a cracking little prize excellent finds pouch it's also good for prepping. It's good as a survival kit, it's good for putting fishing gear in if you want to travel light, so watch out for that one. One final thing, and on the subject of people that gave their lives in wars, I've decided to sell my Garrett Ace 150. It's in pretty good condition, and it also comes with a big coil as well. I more or less make my living on eBay. So I'm going to sell my detector plus the coil plus I think it's got a cover for the control box as well. I'm going to sell all of that by auction in aid of Help for Heroes. And Help for Heroes is a military charity based in the UK. And they help support people that have been to war, come back injured, or if they just need some sort of rehabilitation, whether it's physical or mental rehabilitation, they see to that. They really are a good charity. And I'm going to be immensely proud to give whatever money that detector makes to that charity. Let's go on an eBay. Help for Help for Heroes. That's, in my eyes, that's the fairest way to do it. Everybody that logs onto that site can see exactly where the money's going to go. And that won't be the end of it. I've actually got another machine as well that I don't use. It's a Deeptech Vista Gold. It's excellent on small targets, but unfortunately I got it just before I got the Deus. And the Deus is also excellent on small targets, but the Deus has the digital and it's a little bit lighter so although this Vista Gold is worth a lot of money i think i'm gonna auction that in aid of charity as well so watch out for that in future videos if you check the video description you'll see the link to the eBay auction for the Garrett Ace 150. thanks for watching. ern cat i'm gonna sell that shut up man why do you always shout how do you know that i'm filming i'm gonna throttle that pheasant