Thanks Shane from Australia

Great seeing you Shane. I really appreciate your videos. Cheers. I love that you tidy your tip, fantastic.

You got to take the rough with the smooth , it’s part of our digging culture , we know that the next dig could be the one 👍

You are doing well to keep going if your finds aren’t so great. What a superb attitude you have, thank you.

Great to see another dig, Shane. Kudos to you for caring about how your sites are left...so important. 👍

Need to get the 3 man dig on it's just out of reach. 👍 Enjoyed the last one.

Your videos are always welcome Shane. 👍🍾

Nice digs Shaun ; in this weather , the old arm chair beside the fire with a nice drink can suck you in haha saying that it is nice to get out . Love the flat back and I agree the green jar is lovely

Good digs shane mate good to show that u dnt always find loads of bottles thanks again

Great video pal someone great finds 😊

Well done for getting out Shane in this miserable weather, the world cups on and am enjoying being in the hoose, I would of gave up in that sand hole aswell it looked well dodgy.

Nice to see you back out Shane, as we all know, youve got to go & dig, the bottles etc WONT come to you. At 9:25, the little green bottle would have been left because of the screw top, but, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, if it had been clear glass I could understand it. Although nothing really to shout about, apart from the green flatback poison, you never know whats on the next shovel. You wouldnt have got me going that deep if I was on my own, too dangerous in my eyes, glad you made it out safe. Nice to see Callum out with you, tell him I said hello, he might remember me, t.i.a. Dont be too long in getting out again, but be careful & stay safe.

lke them green poisons...few nice green bits too

Good efforts Shane , just waiting for rain to stop and hopefully still get out digging 👏🏻👏🏻

That green flat backed bottle is cool 😎👍

Aww Shane if you're ever desperate I'd be happy to help you dig 😁😁 That was a scary hole to be down alone!!

Thick transfer printed shard is part of the ceramic tray from a set of Parnall & Sons butter scales👍

just thinking we havnt seen you for a while, nice jar id of taken it too.

Good to see you out Shane ! I’d of joined you in a heart beat , love watching your vids and hopefully see another soon , I’ve had a few bad digs last couple of weeks and today my tip was well flooded, so don’t know when I’ll be out next so will be needing my dig fix 👍🏻Dave.

Well done bud it’s about time you got out in the ash and it is better then being at home

15.00 is an opium tin. Does it have dragons and bamboo on it?

Thanks Shane from Australia