As a child my cousins and I would play in and around the ruins of an old brick factory. We would climb atop the slang heap, only it was called the gob dump. Thanks for jogging a childhood memory.

Love all the old brick buildings.

Mother nature taking land back. Enjoy your videos. I get to see another country through the eyes of a citizen, not a reporter or host of a show. . beautiful landscape. I miss being able to explore. ....

love exploring and poking around. find interesting stuff

That is a super cool farm. It's amazing how the bricks hold up. You could always roll down the hill. .lol the water is so clear. Love animal shots too. You hit almost everything I enjoy today. Great video. Cute squirrel.

One thing I find fascinating about your "neck of the woods" are the old buildings. Of course the old castles and those are really cool. But, I am just talking about the old buildings. In the U.S. when I get to visit the "lower forty-eight" it is always fun to visit the old buildings farm homes, and ghost towns. thanks again for another fun video.... Good fortune, God Bless.

We love all your videos. This one was fun to watch. Love the cows. Thanks again. See you in the next one! Stay safe.

Very interesting finds,and it looks like just the tip of the treasure with much more in store ...thanks for sharing

I love red bricked structures, great video

You made me laugh so hard when the grouse scared you....because many time while I've been out walking in the woods of Tennessee one would jump up and fly and you do almost soil yourself!😂oh what a laugh you gave me😂

Congratulations on another milestone, 3,000 subscribers and growing fast. GL&HH

I'm adding to my bucket list, go to the UK and on a relic hunt with Rusty Nails...the scenery, the history, the beauty of it all.

Thank you for another great video.

It drives me nutters how many cream bottles you find! I need to come and hunt with you! I'm jealous! Great video and I can't wait to see your river hunt! Hope it come asap! Cheers!😀😁

I look forward to your videos. Please keep them coming. Many thanks for sharing and good luck, stay safe, I am looking forward to the next one.

love your video's I don't find a lot but what I do find are all about history.

That broken white ceramic bottle could be glued, if you had all the pieces. It would look pretty cool glued together, with all those "cracks".

Always a wonderful time to tag along when you are out on an adventure. So many beautiful things to see, and I love how you give us a little history lesson too. I so enjoy your videos, and look forward to them. Congrats on the 3000 subscribers!!!!!! I would love to relic hunt with you someday !!! Hugs from Minnesota !! Stay safe !

Nice video ,keep them coming, thank you x

GOOD DAY MATE.... Be careful with old insulators they can be razor sharp as I found out at work sometime back twelve stitches and I work with them every day here in OZ .....love ur vids a pleasure to watch

Another great video ,great work!

What a great video! I know we see differently through the lens of your camera but everything was so beautiful! I kept saying, oh I'd love to have a still photo of that. Loved how you showed us all the different things. The buildings are so beautiful in their decaying state. Just lovely, thank you. Hope you didn't to sick on those berries

I really look forward to your historical searches and was absolutely delighted by all the footage you shared. Flora, fauna and precipitation. Hope you didn't get to wet and were okay after enjoying the berries. Till next time. Keep safe!

You have a very good eye for pho Tty o composition and interesting sights! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures!

Great video I like the style and manor that you do them it's not the value it's the history and that every day items have a past and a by gone era 👍

Love it next one soon please

good job filming the building, it probably wont be around in 2018.

You're such a little boy. Good video.

Greetings from across the pond! I always look forward to your video's. That brick factory looks fascinating. I would be eating the wild blackberries as well. It's a shame there wasn't more to find. That was to bad about that small jug. That would be a find. That headlight enclosure is something that you should go back for. They are highly collectible. That style looks to be from around the 1930's.I look forward to watching you explore that river! As always A terrific video! Congratulations on 3,000 Subs!Cheers! Keith

A fun video and adventure. Thanks for taking us along. I wonder if that wall that was well patterned was a display wall? The headlight bucket was an interesting find. I would have loved to see inside the locked shed. I wonder if they had the front door so high to stay out of the dust and noise? Anyway, I am looking forward to your next instalment, Cheers, from the Antipodes.

better than the new one .. i do think its you what make it interesting rather than the finds, your a good presnter

Good adventure, enjoyed watching it. Didn't you find 2 cream/milk bottles? What happened to the other one?

Do you ever collect any of the bricks you come across? They would make for an interesting addition to a garden.

Mmmmm, Blackberries.

Nothing quite as tasty as wild blackberries. All over your breakfast cereal or your ice cream!

In the U.S. we have what is called "Silver Gray" squirrels. (Though, I have yet to see one in Alaska) Is that the same "breed" for lack of a better word?