Detecting some new land in Hexhamshire. This is only a hundred yards from the field which has been the subject of many of my coin shooting videos but this land yielded hardly any coins. What it did produce is a nation of musket balls which was possibly due to its location being very near the Battle of Hexham site (1464) which had a series of skirmishes up and down from the main battleground. Due to the amount of musket balls found this was most likely a skirmish site. This is the first long (4+ hour) hunt where I have failed to find silver which was an unexpected shock as I'm known as being a silver fiend most likely due to my etrac, deep search settings and willingness to dig bouncy signals. One of my next hunts will be a couple of miles down river from here which is definitely one of the battle sites, is near an old mill, 16th century bridge and had also been used for camping for decades, possibly centuries. Its never been detected and hopefully the grass is short enough to give it a go very soon. That will be one to watch out for as I gave it a quick bash for 20 minutes when the grass was waist high and found 6 pre decimal coins at various points along the footpath in the middle of the field. Needless to say, I'm very excited about that one. Thanks for watching. There are loads more detecting videos in my detecting playlist. I promise the Etrac guide DVD is coming as soon as I can get a few days off - please be patient it will be a belter. Subscribe for more.
Additional tags: etrac metal detecting, minelab etrac, metal detecting, coin shooting, metal detecting uk, uk metal detecting finds, etrac guide, metal detecting guide, detecting rally, pondguru, tyne valley aquatics, garrett ace 150, hammered coin, gold ring, silver ring, silver coin, medieval village, ploughed fields, campsite, battlefield, WWII, POW camp, castle, old mill
That is, the dawn. The first noticeable moment of the day.
Another notable thing there, so perhaps it will
Coen is there. He's an old man.
Let me see if I can find myself.
1882, that's what it says
Victorian. A very significant period indeed.
for the blanket that looks like this.
It's carrying a load in the yoke.
period. It does not appear to have any pattern to it,
something unusual. Some of them
Some of them are getting beautiful bruises.
This generally works for 9-10-year-old water.
It looks like another dull stretch.
I've had many of those.
The social gaze, the gaze of the social.
He was so full of doubts,
I had to be at least 10 or 11 years old.
Hello, I'm going to try making a new way today.
This one, behind me there,
What a great way to play games.
I have to pull out as much wood from that as possible.
A view of the silvery landscape, you will see
I'm in many of the recent videos
the next turn down the road
I'm sure I'll be very good
I've already had permission to go in there
I'm going to give that a bit
Why can't I go there
I have decided to go down this path
connecting the two
I came here on this path
That's what I think
Your turn now
This was read in 1137
looks like half a person's head
that is, half pens
More than likely George V, that's the majority of them here
It keeps going on, and it has begun
Write it, and there's another white one here
It is very important, not one of the basic ones, unfortunately.
Well, I'm addressing this news item,
I have a significant point to make at this moment.
It's reading 1239,
It's about something here somewhere.
This is the first circuit of this news item.
He is the head.
George V.
Well, I'm a bit further along the way,
There's nothing but an iron comment.
A law of iron thoughts, but there is an idea
a touch of madness on the hand, on the hand, on the hand
These actions have been carried out hand in hand.
I don't know if there was a time
an empty space or an empty building or what
and it's clearly been some kind of impossible activity
to deal with a lot of money
That's the signal I have now
I hope it works otherwise
It's another job for a musician.
Great work too, I like having my Welsh over this
I'm on my way home now.
It has been much longer, reading 1235-1236.
This one also reads 1235-1236, but this one is a ball,
I am absolutely certain that this will be a success.
I hope I'm not looking too bad.
I'm taking another picture of the width.
It's a log.
It's a very small log.
Nid, it's a button. Damn it.
This was an important idea.
He was initially leaning more or less towards the right screen.
It's important, it's important
a few fours or like this
This is really a solid one here
of course 9 men
It's a pine tree
feathers, almost close
I looked like Victoria in the early days
more than 18 other half-pennies of Victoria
I'm reading 1037
I hope this is also convenient for you
I'll point out two ways
That was the peak of his success.
They are Victoria's pens from the beginning.
It is a fundamental movement.
The weather was somewhat like that of the two previous days.
There is another fundamental foundation here,
Perhaps around 4 feet or so.
We've received another coin
Another half of a pen, full
In reality, I think it has been significantly pulled.
I will consider him to be Victoria
This was another difficult but important thing,
around 8:35
It looks like we've got a bit of a problem with the football.
That is, any large weight.
It's not much bigger than the others.
It's also deforming, perhaps it has encountered something
Around 3 pounds, we still have a muscat ball
It's a big part
I have had 3 digits in the room
and 4 here
Ball, ball
It looks like another mud ball.
A rolling ball
It's leading to the place where the ball has come around
It's working fine by hand
It's a recent ball.
I think this is possible.
The ramp and the barrel began to move.
Welwch, he's got two flat tires there to drive the...
And how do you drive the charger that comes out, woosh,
fflau allan y baryl, ac mewnotrionedd
It's leading, and it includes some kind of...
ways of their ways to drive.
Faithful to the end.
Another dig.
A musket ball, then.
That has also met something else.
In this area, I have to go 9 or 10 from the company.
I haven't been filmed because some
Oh, they've been very important comments.
I'm showing you something noteworthy that I'm drawing.
Dwi hefyd wedi cymryd y cwmni arall
You can hear it clearly.
I don't know if you can see it, but it's reading 10:36
17.37
5.13
13.39
You might think he's moving very quickly.
22.41
The cursor is there, so it moves from there to there on the screen.
It's really very difficult to learn it in reality, perhaps
That will work better.
It's going from there to there.
It's going up and down on the right side of the screen.
I am using a 4-ton mini excavator.
We're the ones who are getting the sound from it.
I'm fine
gennym
your thought
Very good
yes, to be honest,
Many more people would have been drawn.
I know that people enjoy drawing attention to themselves.
and if you remember the ones that are important,
That's the kind of thing you shouldn't ask.
It's a bit of a dull affair, but
It is important to be
coen sylfaen sylfaen sylfaen
At the end, it gives
Sylwau tebyg, anodd
I'm resisting
I'm not going there anymore
Today is
and your mile
Where were you?
and since Hexham
in y
14th and 15th oed
It's not good from a historical perspective.
1456 to 14...
They're 15...
That would be during
and the past week.
In truth, everything I have discovered so far
the hell with the coin's fate,
A safe ball.
They've already found many of them. It seems there are 20 or more.
The majority of them are first-time visitors.
The majority of them look like
They must have met something.
It's drizzling on one side,
They've had the extras removed from them,
They have been trained together.
I've come across some that would be a hit
weight weight weight weight weight weight weight weight
They often find themselves facing something extremely difficult.
I haven't met Rocci
new I would have met books
The farm at Hexham was one farm in one place.
Many people think he is a scoundrel.
up and down the farm
These roads here are slippery
It is possible that one of the stormers is here.
The football match here and the need
or anything else appearing to be the case.
There is also a lot of cold in this grain.
In some places, it's cold, cold, cold, cold.
I haven't done any of these because of the e-track
In your leading me to the fact that this is not what you are asking,
And when I return here, I'll do a little bit
Oh, perhaps it might be interesting.
I'll quickly have a look at the path going from here.
Between this field and the road, the coin starts rolling.
That was the way they were.
I'll go there first to see if I can get anything.
I think people involved in the roads would start the
The coin was the one that had gone there to the local pub, which had been feared.
Felly, if there's any way at all,
They had done it again and turned something on me to find out.
Well, the coin is on its way to going for once.
It's very difficult indeed, but perhaps there will be more.
That was something outside the track.
and it's a 1960s-style silhouette, and unfortunately it's not a silhouette,
it looks like I'm going to get
Any weather today.
I'm going back to the previous method of drawing a coin,
I'm sweeping the detector around that area.
and back to the van, hoping I'll get something, but
what I'm doing, thank you very much indeed for
Thank you very much for watching the video.
Well, the road to success still has something to offer
I've managed to track down the first headmaster of the Victorian era there.
A man of few words.
It's communicating well.
I've got about 10 minutes to go back to the van.
Felly, you're not well, I need just a little water, just a little.
I need a little water, just a little.
Thank you very much, another refreshing drink.
Something similar down there as well.
It's not raining now. It's coming down to the ground.
That is the future future.
It might be a little bit of water. Ah, perfect!
I think that was just a little water.
It's a half-hearted effort.
I had to cut the corn from then on.
He looked so much like a silhouette that I thought so
I'll start filming the pen
Half a penny
I think I'll get a dig at the
You won't know it again.
Well, I unfortunately failed to find the work.
I had come across two pairs of work,
I didn't intend to film these because
I was writing to go away to go away.
I'm leaving now,
I would have taken everything out of the pocket or something.
It's counting exactly what I've found today.
Well, that's the period of the day today.
28 different types of musical instruments and sounds.
The majority of them have encountered something.
Proceed with this.
That has been greatly simplified,
It's about a stubborn mucus.
These are all half-pennies, from the reign of Queen Victoria.
Several of the countries were in decline, perhaps even Edward VII himself.
Pen, pen for decimal.
At that time, it was the same number of years as the half-terms.
Threpony bits, or the year 1900.
Where did they go?
Two shillings.
Dyna Elizabeth II.
A modern chynnydd.
Felly, in reality, there are about 30 coins,
There aren't many 30-ball muskets either.
Felly, I haven't received a count of where I've come from
I've got the biggest football match ticket I've ever had.
That was quite a difficult undertaking. The weather was not good either.
This lot looks absolutely fantastic,
There's nothing fundamental about it.
Oh, I'm off then. Thanks for listening.