DEADLY Dummies & MYSTERY Finds!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2022
- Follow us on a treasure hunting adventure! We discover a one of a kind mystery find - A bone fist? But what is it? And a surprising fairy tale discovery in the woods as we tell the gruesome history of Little Red Riding Hood.
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@12:53, metamorphic rock (or migmatite), possibly serpentine or gneiss. Very cool!
The new version of Red Riding Hood was delightful
The cog is made of cotton like denim or canvas it is layered with Phenolic resin similar to Fiberglass but it's fire resistant and it's resistant to wear . Some year's ago I built a light aircraft and the firewall / bulkhead was made out of the same material .
Seriously?? I thought surely, NOBODY is going to know this and along comes an aeronautical engineer 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My husband is also an Aeronautical Engineer, he says it’s what they call phenolic!!
Is it similar to Micarta?
@@Bebbis77 Yes I couldn't remember the name of it .
Hopefully not brown asbestos also used in train brake linings earlier on due to being fire resistant.
I had to watch again, I could feel the excitement when Alixe found the hand. By the way Alixe, my 7 year old nephew loves looking for old bottles and such. He thinks that you are the prettiest girl he has ever seen. He said “ that’s my kind of woman, an adventurer” out of the mouths of babes eh. He knows a good woman when he sees one.
The Ukrainian heart was an amazing touch at the end of the little red riding hood rhyme!!!
Gail, your poem at the end was absolutely brilliant!!! Thank you!
The shaking hand of joy, I never tire at the sight of excitement.
Great finds! I think the fisted hand and the little boy blue deserves to be on the window sill. A great version of little Red Riding Hood. 😍 ❤
I think the tiny child with a flask should go into the window as a show of kindness and sharing his finds...
I truly love your joy and sheer excitement you exhibit Alex...
Thank you for another wonderful adventure ladies..
Much love from LizBeth
TN., USA
That's what I needed Gail and Alex; a good bit of history, some really cute finds, a pun from Gail and some Girl Power! We don't need no stinkin' woodcutter to happen along!
Exactly! xx
Your version of the story was brilliant. Never a good idea to attack a neighbour. 💙💛 thank you!
What if the neighbour is a traitor?! ✌️
@@imeldafadlen9968 off with their heads! 🤣
Heartfelt thoughts!
A simple thanks, those who stay curious are truly living.
That was a fabulous version of Little Red Riding Hood. 😍
'Attacking neighbours is not nice', beautiful sentiment. That was a wonderful video, thank you so much.
Very timely message in light of world events these days. God bless Ukraine! 🇺🇦
I can totally see Alex making a mold of the hand piece and making a pendant from it. New slogan: I'm taking it anyway. Put Little Red Riding Hood in the window.
What a stunningly beautiful job on your rendition of, "Little Red Riding Hood." You two are amazing!!
Love Gail’s version of little red riding hood!!❤
I like the little man drinking from a gold flask. Thanks girls xxx
I love your version of Little Red Riding Hood!
I am so amazed you both have added something new to your many talents! Gail the writer and Alex the storyteller! You both are two of the best treasures I’ve dug up in along time! Please keep sharing your videos! I vote for the little bird feeder! I love my feathered friends of all kinds!
I do love your subtle message in the little red riding hood story… bravo ❤️ xxx
💕 That version of Little Red Riding Hood was very touching 🇺🇦
Wow to little red riding hood who is very deserving of such a fantastic poem / fairie tale.
Loved this video. Thankyou Alex & Gail.💙💚
The cog is made from a material known as Tufnol, and is still used today. It's a resin impregnated cloth, and can be used for many thing. It machines well, and in the case of this gear wheel, it would run very quietly. Straight cut gears such as these, when made of metal, clatter like fury.
A very natty find indeed
I knew I've seen something like that before, great information. I had no idea what they were made from. Thank you.
@@wildlifeathome You're welcome 👍
the red riding hood poem is delightful!!!!
Fantastic version of Little Red Riding Hood!!
Classy tasteful end to the red riding hood story. Well done ladies. Bravo. 🇺🇦
Gold can be recovered from broken gilded objects. I really enjoyed your Red Riding Hood story.
Think the two teeth you found belonged to the Big Bad Wolf. Little Red Riding Hood survived so she might deserve a place in the window.
Really enjoy your videos and stories each week.
Oh I loved your ending to little red riding hood. Far better than any I have heard so far.
The little figurine in blue and white reminds me of Mrs Bucket in Keeping up appearances, very cute.
Boo Kay! 😉
@@mewzishun ROFL!
That little fisted hand, wow, please make a mould of that, beautiful
Nice touch with the Ukraine heart and the moral of the story 👌💙💛❤️👍
Little Red Riding Hood never sounded so good. Thank you.
Great find from Indiana Pennsylvania! My home town . Thanks for the shout out! Love all your treasures!❤️
My grandfather grew up in Indiana PA :)
My dad was born there.
Had to watch it all again. I am thrilled at the flood of likes. ...Go Northern Mudlarks !
Coral fossil would be my best guess for the rock.
I think the carved bone baby’s dummy should be in the window. It’s really special… Such an enjoyable video. Lovely! X
The cog as Andy stated was made of resin impregnated cloth and pressed at high pressure and temperature. The factory I worked at made a lot of these in large blocks and sent them out to be
finished into the cogs and other
items. Everything from 1/8 inch to 6 inch thick as well as tubes and rods of all sizes.
Great remake of Red Riding Hood, Gail. Alex, you narrated it quite beautifully. My vote is for the big and little riding hood figurines.
Gail , that poem was brilliant. Totally enjoyed this video. Thank you. I liked the blue bottle stop .
Girls and wolves. A timeless tale. The more things change the more they stay the same.
Pretty chunky piece of jasper. With bits of agite woven through out. Great find!
Thanks for Everything. Loved Little Red!❤❤🙋♀️🎈🎈
Alex, I think instead of a salt shaker it is a top for a decanter that measures out a shot of whiskey.
Ah! a little bit of light has just brightened up my Monday night. I really look forward to a new video from you. Thank you.
Great finds loved the hand. The reference to Ukraine at the end was a lovely gesture. There but for the grace of god go I.
The beautiful rock looks to be a very ancient piece of sedimentary rock. Great version of Red Riding Hood! Love it!
It was nice of the other bottle hunter to give you the little porcelain boy! Nice guy!
What a treasure trove of finds. Love that tiny stoneware ink bottle and who would imagine another red Riding hood figurine!
Alex, the figurine was on his cell phone, crying that he had to come home. ha ha. The bone hand off of the pacifier. Or if a tie, then the little Red Riding Hood. Along with the poem that Gail wrote!
I loved that unusual rock the most. It looked like a piece of some ancient carving that had been smoothed down by the sea. I love it 😍
And that Gail is why we can't have nice things.😂👍
Brilliant as usual ladies! But, even better than most because of Gail’s lovely poem and Alex’s impeccable reading! Please put the bottom of the blown glass bowl in the window and position it so the suns rays shine through it. I think it would cast a gorgeous glow . . .see you Sunday!!
wonderful poem, what bright brains you have, just wait till you are a grandma.
The little bottle with the cris cross cut design is from the 1840's it had gold in the cut marks. I have a Victorian Tear Catcher from the mid 19th C and I think its he same type of glass. Yours had gold on it when You dug it up and you have to be very careful to let it dry before cleaning or the gold will rub off. Your piece may have been part of a perfume or cologne set but was very nice.
I really like seeing the "explanation" right after the discoveries during the film. Love the women, of course.
I think the The fisted hand, made of bone should take its spot in the window. Great finds, the stoneware, The ink well and the mini Victorian lady, who was Little Red Riding Hood. Gail, your version of it was much better than the one I grew up with, where the wolf ate them both and slept under the tree to digest his meal. Thanks for a wonderful time.
So many great finds
Gail! I love your version of Little Red Riding Hood! It made me smile😋
Enjoyed your journey this week! Thank you for taking me along it was great fun!!keep creating and be safe♥️🙏🌏🕊☀️
Loved your version of Little Red Riding Hood. Alex is a very good narrator.
Little red riding hood for the window👍🏻
Can you read a fairytale every time you put up a video? I love when you narrate and tell a tale. Hearing about the people that made things you find in your adventures. I love you two. Thank you so much for looking up the history on these objects too.
Gail has Another talent! It was great!
When u snapped the cup, sorry Gail, but I did laugh ☺️☺️
Haha 😂 love your Red Riding Hood version Gail - my granddaughter will too❤️
I absolutely love how excited you get over the smallest of things that you find. I feel as though I’m right there with you🥰
What FUN! And I LOVE your Red Riding Hood poem, Gail! 🙂
I like the first hand of the baby binky for the window
You guys are so much fun to watch and incredibly talented. I am a fellow jewler and beachcomber who lives on a little island on the west coast of Canada. Here's to world peace and hopefully virus free too, all the best, Bronwen McLeod
What an adorable Little Red Riding Hood!!
The cut glass salt or pepper-shaker would be lively as a light on your Christmas tree!
My choice of the item to be place in the window is.... the beautiful blue glass finial/stopper thingy. It sparkles so beautifully. I loved the version of Little Red Riding hood by your mom! Adorable. I enjoyed the adventure. 🤗❣️🌸👍
Lovely, and beautiful new verse for the Red Riding Hood tale. Well done!
For me this time it`s the birdfeeder and I will say that it was from a mine :) , if it is for real that had made such a journey , keeping the little bird fed and the miners safe :). But yet again what finds you make !! :) . And also to find the little red ridinghood figurine I guess it`s one of those "one in a milloin" to find her as well complete.
Lovely finds as usual. I vote for the red riding hood to go in the window as it lead to a wonderful rendition of Red Hiding Hood as written by Gail and recited by Alex.
enjoyed Gail's version of little red riding hood. thanx!
What an interesting lark, I love how the river bank throws up such an eclectic historical treasure trove. The last deep blue 'ink' was beautiful. Gail, your rendition of Little Red Riding Hood made me smile, it is so not nice to eat your neighbours, ha ha. Your video is a happy start to the day. Take care and stay well 😁👍
My favorites are the tiny stoneware penny ink, the giant cog, and the closed fist pacifier piece. The fist looked like a steampunk arm when it came out of the ground. I think Alex should cast it and make silver necklaces from it. I vote for the fist or the cog to be in the window as they are both very unique. Thanks for taking us along on your lark. :-)
I thought steam punk immediately too! ( :
That’s a great idea to make a cast then silver. That is such a unique find.
The cotton reinforced Bakelite (phenolic resin) was the first fiber reinforced plastic. It had wide uses, but gears and cogs were commonly made of it. The material is resistant to wear and runs quiet.
The rock is some type of depositional formation, judging by the shapes of the deposition lines most likely formed by a cavity slowly filling in from the walls toward the remaining hollow. (Notice the similarity of the shapes to an agate geode.) Might be a limestone deposit. (Think stalagmite, but forming out of a standing solution.
Hi Alex and Gail,
Thank you for taking us with you on your last mudlark of 2021! What an incredible items did you find!
I think the bone fist handle for the pacifier deserves a spot in the window.
I'm very curious if the white peacock ever returned to your house again. Or is she gone forever?
Loved the story written by Gail and told by Alex!
Saying hi from the Netherlands 🤗 🇳🇱 😘
What a lovely day out. I love your version of Little Red Ridinghood. See you next week!
Be well, stay well - peace and goodwill to all in the world.
What a great place ladies thank you 😊 xxx
Hi ladies, great video as always, and thank you. The best Sunday entertainment👍 I know it was a gift, not your find, but l love the wee sailor boy, with what looks like pearls adorning his clothing. I think the "pen rest ink" such a lovely colour and in good condition should have a place on the windowsill. Mmm or maybe the Little Red as she is a great accumpaniment to Gales lovely story. Alioban xx
I’m dying to know more about that big rock! And I’d put the bone fist in the window, it’s so finely carved, I love it.
The hand dummy for the window. Awesome video, thank you for sharing your fairy tale and your treasures 👏👏👏👏👍👍❤️❤️
What a fantastic version of little Red Riding Hood! Great job Gail! Loved your adventure! Thanks for the wonderful reading Alex😀😀enjoy your week keep creating 🇨🇦💕🕊🙏🌏
Its funny that you keep finding things from Indiana and Im in Indiana watching you!
The little head given to you reminded me of the Queen Mother lol with her little gin flask , lol gave me a good giggle 😃 😀 😄 😁 🤣
Very cute Little Red Ridinghood.❤
And we are all still here watching your wonderful videos for free. We do feel for the people of Ukraine and Russia i pray for peace one day 🙏and I do love your cat. And my cat as not returned yet. We 💕🤞🙏
Praying for your kitty to return safely!
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Cool finds. And little red riding hood never sounded better.
Thank you for "the rest of the story" regarding some of your finds. I really enjoy finding out more about your finds.
Thank you so much for this video...superb finds and...political commentary hidden in the truth of a Children's Tale. We live in extraordinary times. The hardships we will all face is not so fearsome with you two feeding us with your kindness and artistry. I can't wait to see what art you will create while destruction looms over our shared globe...thank you, again!
Wonderful watching you find all these treasures, it must take ages researching them. I love the Red Riding Hood poem, a very poignant ending 💙💛
Very fun lark! I love the fist pacifier and vote for it to be in the window. 😁
The Green Glass in the window. Awesome finds ladies
Loved the story at the end. 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇺🇲💛💙
Nice update to the Little Red Riding Hood story Gail!
And solidarity to the Ukrainian people defending themselves
From the big bad wolf.