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Lovely... thank you...x

Just found your site...what bliss, listening to your relaxing often amusing narrative, viewing beautiful surroundings with the added gentle thrill of special finds... heaven! ❤

Thanks, Tom , for another lovely video. I enjoy your Finds, and your history of the landscape and towns. I love your music, and admire your ability to compose and improvise your sounds. You inspire me to go over to my folk harp and see what I could come up with! I’m in a beautiful part of upstate New York, and after a two week trip, which I enjoyed very much , it’s always good to get home to my own backyard and my own bed!

Is this a rendition, or just entertainment? Another reading ruined by music that Tom likes.

Your voice is far too similar to the 70s public information film where death is lurking in ponds and puddles

Thank you Mr.Burleigh. Have you read others that have been recorded? There are a couple on this side of "the pond" I. Would love to hear you read. One is by a I believe a gentleman from Canada, the other by Robert Frost.

You need to go back there. It was a peaceful and beautiful.

Loved this video as well, you mentioned the Johnsons and kit and caboodlers i also follow both of these and have done for a while. Beautiful views from the window of your house, you are so lucky.

I really enjoy your video’s, hi from Alaska!

This is my first video watching you and what a beautiful calming voince you have, i loved watching it and hope to watch many more 😊

I adore the cute little piggies!,😊

A 50 minute video we are so spoiled by you Tom! I remember this place from COVID, wow I've been watching you for a long time! I just love walking through your town with you It's so interesting and different and idyllic compared to where I live in Los Angeles which is just pretty gaudy and spread out and not very cute lol I love your small passageways and alleys and narrow streets and the brick and stone

I love this channel. I stumbled upon it while watching mudlarking. His voice is soo calm and soothing.

I love how the natives of the area have adjusted the warning signs to reflect a far more accurate description of the hazards akin to walking in this area

"I think I'll take it." Yay!

I had to search for you Tom! I hadn't seen you for a while, but I think I'm caught up now. Another great video! Thanks! Beautiful clean up as always, of at least the glass. I'm wondering how you do it.

I’m so glad that you were very careful around the asbestos and I’m slightly surprised that it’s just been left exposed. Some great finds though & I must admit that I often can’t help myself from picking up bits that I really should leave. We recently moved to a house that is built on an old dump site and I often pull bits out of the garden. While my husband was clearing space for a new shed, he even found an old and very corroded mangle!

It was a Monday- March 27, 1837

Your first find, what you said reminded you of a miniature bench, I think may have been part of an antique bread slicer. It’s hard to tell because looking up photos on the internet yields the business end with the slicing mechanism, not the opposite end which I think you found. Great hearing your voice again, Tom. Be well.

All the way to the left means turn it up!!

Hey I’m from Lexington Kentucky!!!

Tomi imi place ce prezinti e pe stilul meu

i watch you every chance I can.

I loved the great big marble you found at the beginning. I gasped when that came out of the water. But I am just happy watching you putter along, splashing in the water, telling us what you're thinking, whether there are lots of great finds or not.

I have that book by Ivor Noel Hume! Great reading. Enjoy!

Interesting place for a dump.

Thanks again for sharing your adventures!

I think it would be great if there were bins near the river to put the plastic and other recycling in you find and don't take.

Hi Tom, I live in Australia so our supermarkets are obviously very different, however I think you should be able to get some citric acid from your baking section. I use a few teaspoons in a average size bowl and leave my river finds submerged for 24 hours and then give them a light scrub with soap and a toothbrush and they usually come out lovely and clean with no dirt or green tinge. Hope that's helpful for you 😊

First time viewer may I say how lovely it has been. It is almost as if I can reach out and touch everything with you!! Thank you kindly from over the pond in Canada

What a nice tour you gave us!

Well well, nice deduction on the fake O'Brien of Dublin pipe bowl. I'll pass that on to a pipe collector should that be germane. The, uh, cello version of your usual tune is a lovely addition. Excellent parcel. I can recommend one of the two books 📚. Very pleased to see snowy Winter turn to Summer ☀️in your video.

Epic adventure!

Hey Tom, It's always good to see you.😃

Nice to see a larking adventure with you again. I was wondering where you were.

Good Evening Mr. BURLEIGH.

He lo 🫶🫶🫶👍👍

Hello Tom, hard to imagine snow in Texas, just getting past hurricane Beryl and finally getting electricity, nice calm down video 😊

Ghosts are just friends you can’t see. They are a bit lonely and appreciate recognition. I thank you for this video. Always a pleasure to go on adventures with you.

Good to see you Tom!!

Wonderful to see you back in action Tom, you have been sorely missed. Highlight of this video was the stroll through the village and the lark along that beautiful river. Some nice finds thrown in to cap off the day. Look forward to more.

Hello Tom, very good treasure hunt. What fun you are having!! Here in central Texas it is very hot. Can I ask why is it snowing there. Can I ask your location with out you giving away your location. Very nice views very pretty! I'm jealous of those poison bottles.

Hi Tom! I'm just lying here watching your enjoyable and relaxing video before I have my afternoon nap. I can think of nothing better than listening to your calm and soothing voice right before slumber. Also, please don't think me too nit-picky, but I believe your little dinosaur is a dimetrodon, not a stegosaurus. I've loved dinosaurs since before I could read, so I'm rather familiar with them. Take care, Tom. I'm looking forward to your next video! Off to my nap I go... .. . zzzzzzz😴

🫶 I truly missed your videos and your calming voice. Super excited for many more!

Thank you for the wonderfulf video! By the way, I believe the figurine isn't a mother but a guardian angel with two children. The wings broke off, perhaps.

Oh goody....never get tired of the music..so relaxing..love all the treasures too.

Great to see you again x The first metal you found looked like an old coal scuttle.

Mr. Burleigh you have been missed my friend❤️🇨🇦

I believe The Begger Boy is an Irish folk song. I know it as The Redhaired Boy. It's a Blugrass or flatpick guitar melody. It's one of my favorites and I played it for my dad, who had red hair.

Tom, Brandon is a singer/songwriter and radio host from Kentucky. You can find out about Him on the internet, definitely a free spirit which I can appreciate since I have often Marched to the sound of a different drummer:) Rik