Nat Geo show reminder.

[clifftronics]

very nice job

seems like london has some strict rules but i think they are a good idea. great job on the show. cant wait for more, will there be more and when?

 

[chuck zelsman]

Great show Ron. Hope you do some more here as well as Merry Ole England. Keep up the good work in promoting our hobby in a positive light

 

[RingNut]

Really enjoyed the show Ron. Great job. Can't wait for your return now that you got your feet wet. Sorry I couldn't resist.

 

[Dowsing]

Ron, you are truly a great ambassador for our hobby. I especially liked the explanations on what happens to the antiquities that are found, and how the diggers work so closely with the museum. You're face totally lit up when you found that shoe stuck in the mud, I really could tell how excited you were about your finds. I hope your show kicks american diggers into the mud

 

[RDW]

Oh man I missed it, will it rerun and if so when?

 

[bigc]

I don't get that channel any other way to watch maybe someone can post on YouTube

 

[Mack]

Great show, very well done. You were a great host and the show was definitely a positive for metal detecting. Nice job.

 

[Elbie]

It was a great show!!, and it sure made those other two look far worse! (if that was possible....) I enjoyed it and the positive emphasis you made on finding the past.

 

[TECTONATOR]

WONDERFUL! Ditto what everybody else said.

My family watched it and thought it was great...even my wife, who stopped what she was doing to watch.

When you do the "eyeball only" hunts on the Thames, is there any technology you can use? Surely there's an App for that!

 

[KingTotsalot]

Hmmmm, no one including Ron gave the name of the show! How I gonna find it without the name to catch the rerun? Someone in the know PM me the bloomin name! KT wants to record it!

 

[RingNut]

Hmmmm, no one including Ron gave the name of the show! How I gonna find it without the name to catch the rerun? Someone in the know PM me the bloomin name! KT wants to record it!

King, it's at the end of Rons Original post "Lucky Muckers". Well worth seeing. Very interesting and very well done.

 

[RingNut]

Hmmmm, no one including Ron gave the name of the show! How I gonna find it without the name to catch the rerun? Someone in the know PM me the bloomin name! KT wants to record it!

PM sent.

 

[mcbeefer]

Great job

Recorded the show last night to watch it later. Great job on the show. Looks like some rough hunting over there across the sea amazing to see such old relics so close to all the modern stuff. Glad to see a show that was more about the history of the things we find rather than how much they are worth.

 

[corey]

Good Stuff

Ron I loved the show. So much better than that diggers show. It gives us a good reputation when everyone uses good detecting etiquite such as filling holes and picking up trash.
I hope to see many more episodes in the future.

 

[hugger73hatch]

Nicely done. Very entertaining. Look forward to more! Good luck!

 

[Dirtfishin]

Hey if you're like me and missed it. It's on again 3/27 @ 4pm Natgeo.. I'm looking forward to seeing it. Congrats. Ron..

 

[Mainelypulltab]

Ron, great show and congratulations to you and everyone involved in making it happen. Very educational and gives us a good name vice the other two shows others have mentioned. Thanks for what you do for our hobby. HH!

 

[Franz]

That was a great show. I have a European detecting magazine w/ an article on identifying and dating clay pipes. I was stumped how they were finding them w/ detectors. You show cleared that confusion up. It's amazing they're that plentiful. Tonight I get to watch "American Digger." In contrast to your show, it will probably be more like "Ugly American Digger."

 

[DirtyRob]

Taped it last night.....just now watched it.....dang commercials kept getting in the way!

ChicagoRon.....what a great job you did!

I think you have a future as a narrator!

You did Chicago proud!

 

[vexhold]

Good Job Ron. Way to make us proud!

Love the emphasis on history, with a little "cha-ching" in tterested.here to keep the audience in