A mysterious building, ruins and a 1600s river ford. Amazing walk through time. 

Worry not Rusty, we’ll be here! Thanks for the adventure!

I never tire of beautiful scenery along a river. This was very wonderful to see. Thank You Rusty. Stay safe.

Hello so glad to see you always great adventure

It's so good to see you again. This trip was worth it just because of that building with the white plastic chair. Thank you for taking us with you!

Nice to see you again. Beautiful scenery and walk. Thanks for the trip out. Stay safe. 🦋

Enter here...Nooo...here. Nooo, here. Wait....over here! Lots of fun!🥰😊😉

The pieces you found may not have had the "Wow!" factor, but the scenery certainly did. Thank you so much for taking us along. I always enjoy these videos. Please stay safe yourself!

glad to see a new video. we've missed you!

Great video! Thanks for taking us along.

I found you again. Thank you for another fun video.

Very nice video, the scenery is fantastic. Thanks for sharing, good to see you!

You always cheer me up. More videos please

Great video ! Glad to see you again ! Thanks ,,,,,

Thanks for sharing your adventure.

Glad to have you back!

Thank You Rusty amazing content

Interesting structures ,the house thing and pump house...many years old I think..better luck next time finding treasures along the river and keep safe from the Covid stuff..any day outside exploring is better than sitting inside ...hope to see you again soon..CBJ

Great video, thanks.

great walk Scott. those trees along the way were way cool AND that pump house would be the perfect place to be on a hot day. maybe they will lift some of the restrictions sooner than later. ATB

Love all your videos, thank you for sharing

Nice views you should do some hold panning might find some nuggets there👍👍👍

The curious object looked like an insulator/isolator for where electricity runs from the pole to the house or an electric fence. WW2 era? I was busy oohing an aahing at the fishing spots I kept seeing! Lol.

Crosslee had some big salmon out of that stretch of the gryfe.

The tree in the brick roofless building started as a young lad when the roof was on and a berak of it in the middle.Probably a branch from the mother tree broke a hole in the roof.(kind of her for the young one). Then the little tree sent top branches to the hole and got fatter. The roof finally disappeared leaving the form of struggle for light in the grown up young tree. An epic struggle for life with a nice ending. I hope other future people respect this icon of life's intrinsic force(consciousness?you betcha).

Where have you been??? Miss seeing you and all your adventures

Probably a bad time of the year to be looking for a water crossing. There is always more water in the spring from melting snow in the North. At least it's like that here where I live.

The old pump house, the square to the left of the door is a bread oven, seen the same in Somerset.

Hi. You said, ``If you see anything shout out''. Well, I did and I shouted as loud as I could from here in Dudley in the West Midlands but apparently you did not hear. My fault I think as I later realised that I was facing south at the time.

Egg-shaped thing at 12.44 looks like an insulator, either low power mains or a telephone line

I'm amazed the UK still has the covid restrictions, here in New Zealand it is basically still a free country though it is suggested that a mask should be worn on public transport and Auckland has introduced a week of social distancing (which is largely ignored)

Just got home from the pub to my pump house conversion and discovered my furniture had been stolen 😡 Have to go pick another stepping stone out of the river to sit on🍻

stay safe yourself.

Anyone else hope they were going to see Bilbo Baggins come out of that building?!