Since coming up with the idea of a monthly compilation video for worldwide metal detecting finds I've decided to take entries of anything found anywhere, any time and put out a video regularly when I get 15-20 entries. Not sticking with a rigid monthly format. Please support this idea by sharing this video to forums linking to websites and clicking 'like' to make it more visible on Youtube. Everyone who supports this concept will have the opportunity to promote their own channel in their short 30-40 second video showing their find. This will increase traffic to your channel and ultimately give you more views and more subscribers. Please watch this video to see exactly what is required for submission as I cannot upload copyrighted music nor will I include videos over 45 seconds long as I want to give everyone an equal share and keep it interesting for viewers (people have short attention spans) By piggybacking on the success of my channel and video views you have a regular chance to not only promote your own channel but inspire people who are looking to get into the hobby. The regular finds videos will be bookended by me talking about the entries and also mentioning a couple of detecting clubs or organisations to give them more exposure. I have a couple of local clubs in mind for the first video but when you send me a video for upload you can mention your club and I will include it in an upcoming video with links to associated sites in the description (please provide link). You can send me entries any time but you will need to upload the video to your channel first then either send me a message with the video attached or send me an email to [email protected] with the link to the video. By sending me a video you are giving me permission to use it on my channel. I don't want any issues with copyright hence the no music policy. The video series wants to be visible in all countries all the time. You have all the information you need, now get those entries in and let's make this a great series. Note: It's not a competition so no need to pick the most valuable spectacular find for each entry - choose something which has interest to you and the viewer. Thanks for watching and supporting this project. GL & HH
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Hello, it's Richard from the Pond Guru channel here again.
Okay.
This is really a rehash of a video I did
a few days ago asking for entries for a monthly
find of the month compilation video that I intend doing
which will take short video clips from
metal detectorists from all around the world, showing what they found,
put them all together to really inspire viewers
who are thinking about getting into the hobby.
Problem was, although
in that previous video I thought I explained it fairly well and also
gave an example of what I was after,
some of the entries haven't really been usable.
There's one of them had copyrighted music on,
one of them was well over two minutes long.
Basically what I'm after is a very short video,
30 to 40 seconds long, explaining what you found,
where you found it, what you found it with, and how deep it was.
Also give your name and your channel name.
You can put a little box in the corner
of your video with your channel name,
which will also help people to find your channel
and give you loads more views.
I have actually just received one very good example
which nails it straight away.
I think it's about 40-41 seconds long, which is absolutely bang on.
If I get 15 to 20 of these, I can collate them all into one concise
good watchable video.
So check this one out, this is exactly what I'm after.
My name's Ian, my YouTube name is Ash and Aya.
My find of the month is a brass barrel tap.
It's incomplete, it doesn't have the actual tap on it at the top.
It's about four inches long,
you can see where they would hit the end
of the barrel tap into the barrel itself
and come out of this little spout here.
I found this in November, nice little artefact,
probably dates between the 18th and 19th century.
It was found at the time with the Garrett Ace 250
With a DD coil on it, a double depth coil,
and it was found about four inches down on
stubble.
So that's my find of the month.
I hope you enjoy it.
I'll see you next month.
Cheers.
Since I came up with the idea of having
a monthly compilation video of all the finds
from around the world, I've had a change of heart
and I'm not going to limit it to a particular
month.
Basically, just send me a
Short video of a find that you've made.
Hopefully, I'll get to 15, 20 people sending those in,
then I'll make a video, stick it out,
basically call it something like Worldwide Metal Detecting Finds Update
or Worldwide Metal Detecting Finds Compilation or something like that,
and then just number them 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and so on.
And...
Hopefully, I would like, ideally,
to get one of those out every week or so.
I'd like people to send me as many videos as they can.
Even if you send multiple ones,
but it just has to have one thing in at a time.
For example, I found this spoon last month.
It's a silver spoon.
So if I was doing a video, I would say, hello there.
This is Richard from Pond Guru Channel.
Maybe there's a little box would pop up here.
This is what I found.
This is a spoon that was made in London.
Although I found it in Northumberland, which is about 300 miles away.
It was manufactured in 1782, and I know that because one
of the viewers of my previous videos told me.
Thank you very much.
I found it with an e-track, and it was down about 10 inches.
Pretty much all you need.
So please, if you're a member of forums,
take this video, post it to the forum,
post it to as many different sites as you're
a member of as possible, spread it around.
I want to make this
Regular video, really good and interesting for the viewers,
and also you'll have the bonus of mentioning your channel,
and taking some of those viewers who would ordinarily watch my videos,
and I do get quite a few views, you take those across to your channel,
and they would subscribe to you, your audience,
so really it's in everybody's benefit to make this a success,
so let's see, it's Christmas behind me.
A few days to Christmas Day.
I would really like you during these holidays
to send me as many videos as possible.
Just like the one in the example.
And let's make this a real goer.
I want to get an excellent series of videos going here.
That said, Merry Christmas.
All the best for the new year.
Remember, no copyrighted music.
And keep the videos short
and as full of information as you can within 30 to 40 seconds or so.
Thanks for watching and watch out for the video
because it will be coming and I'm sure
once the first one goes out people will
be clamouring to send me entries and it should
be a real success.
Everybody seems to be saying it's a great idea,
it's a great idea but nobody seems to
be wanting to send me videos, at least not many.
So take the initiative, make a short video of your find,
as I said you can send me multiple videos
If I don't use them in one video, I'll be sure to use them
in the next video, so you will be on a video sooner or later.
