Metal Detecting Chronicles: Journey to Charleston, S.C.

[micmoable]

love the music of your video--makes me think of those silver war days or times gone by---

[micmoable]

see video MY HOMEMADE LONGHANDLED BEACH SCOOPS

[dltanner99]

The Dare Island Enigma is a cryptozoology novel about two boys who find something strange on the beach one night see video book trailer

[username0u812ic]

in dixie land ill make my stand hurray hurray for DIXIE!

[micmoable]

@MEGAJDOWG Yeehaw! I wish I could go too--bet we'd find some neat relics

[micmoable]

@MEGAJDOWG ha! sounds like a plan to get them 3 squares and a cot for six months and a whopping fine--ha!

[micmoable]

@MEGAJDOWG YEEHAW!!! WISH I COULD GO TO----HA! BET WE'D DIG UP A BUNCH OF GOODIES!

[micmoable]

Hey, what detector was Summer Joe using? I really liked the old-time music on your vid

[micmoable]

I have been detecting for 26 years--have kinfolks who live not far from Charleston--I'd have loved to have been hunting with ya'll----I'm an aricle writer and many of my articles have been published in LOST REASURE magazine---bet there's plenty to find around Charleston--I've heard of slave tags found that are worth big bucks! Wish I could find some slave tags--wouldn't that be cool!

[RecoveringRelics]

Nice video!

[Thetruthishere11]

What a worthless video and also a complete waste of time and drive space.

have a nice day.

[micmoable]

@Thetruthishere11 BUT THE MUSIC WAS SPLENDID!

[liberaror]

i do not understand this video. why make a video of nothing. find something then post a video. thx

[micmoable]

@liberaror But the music was so nice---heehaw!

[Vivabug2]

i found a 1920 something quarter in columbia.

[kingston554]

You've got to be pretty full of yourself to add a 30 second intro to a metal detecting video on youtube. Wow.

[charlesenn]

You are an asshole. Just thought I'd share.

Mahalo Nui

[charlesenn]

I'm very sorry South Carolina Teacher, the editorial comment was for kingston554, not you. I have enjoyed all your videos very much. Thank you for sharing them with us.

[kingston554]

And youre a faggot cunt rag douche. Adding a 30 second intro to a video like this is the epitome of narcissism. You probably don't know what any of those words mean, so go look them up fag.

[MiamiIndianTribe]

u homos amuse me

[kingston554]

Homos amuse you? Uh....great dude. Awesome.

[MiamiIndianTribe]

u guys fighting and carrying on :-)

[glover2386]

Great Job! Do you guys know Charlie Smith. He lives in James Island and he is a metal detecting FREAK!! Look him up for your next video!

[rboos]

Awesome soundtrack too!

[SebtorDude]

Advance the flag of Dixie. Hurrah hurrah ! :-)

[southernnystate]

I really enjoy your videos. I am from the south but live in Upstate NY now. Keep up the good work and look forward to seeing more.

[jmhs866]

hey, i live in brooklyn ny, theres prospect park where many battles have taken place, but im not sure if id be allowed to detect over there, im 16yr old

[icefins26]

awesome video. i am looking for jobs around SC...hopefully i'll be there!

[Bocarandasteve]

What kind of the metal detector is that? and how much do you pay for it? Which one do you thinks is the best one?

[drewja]

Enjoyed the scenery of Folly, Morris Is. and Lighthouse Inlet. Best of luck.

[SCdigger]

Good job...so, did you find anything?

[SouthCarolinaTeacher]

RonP and I both found a blank or dummy bullet which was about it for the island. Before hand, we had went over near the battle of bloody bridge. Nothing but some coins.

[AgileMJOLNIR]

Nice video. I am over here in California so there are no Civil war relics too be had but I sure love detecting relics and coins. I hope you had a good time!

[johnnecron]

i found a lead civil war bullet over in the park in cayce. across from the mexican restaurant.

[KyConfederate]

Are you talking about Cayce Kentucky?

[johnnecron]

I am talking about Guignard park in Cayce SC across the river from Columbia SC

[KyConfederate]

I'll bet it's great fun rooting around for relics there, there's a lot of relic hunting around here, in west Kentucky, too. There is a Cayce, Ky., not far from me, it's the hometown of the legendary railroad man, Casey Jones..."Casey" was a nickname, and it was a misspelled version of his hometown's name.

[micmoable]

@KyConfederate didn't know that about CAYCE/CASEY----very interesting!