Mudlarking History Below The Waves! A Watery Wander At Gobby Beach!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2022
- This week we have a watery episode, exploring below the waves. We found lots of history on a beautiful day. Come with us to see what we found and what history we uncover!
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you two are so comfortable with each other and you are so relaxed. as video atmosphere and content, you remind me of Tom Burleigh, informative and relaxing at the same time.
You have become so confident in your videos, so relaxed and joyful. You really are a special pair. Good luck on your live chat.
When I here the planes above, I am reminded of my mother's stories of The Blitz. Mom's uncle was an Air Raid Officer. He fought during WW1 and was burned severely down the front of his body by an explosion. Then during The Blitz, he signed up to be an Air Raid Officer. One time he was warning our family to take cover when suddenly he was thrown on top of everyone in the shelter from a blast. A bomb had landed across the way from their home. Mom lived with us for several years before her passing. She spoke of the war so many times. She still had so much fear. I can't imagine the loneliness and fear she felt during her life and so many others who have had to deal with war.
It is so cool to me how you fix little jars, and pipes, and the dolls! One of the reasons why I love watching you. And the items you come up with for your doll house! Just incredible. I especially love the relationship you two have. My heart would burst if I had a relationship with my daughter like that…..I can dream! 😃😃 maybe one day. Stay safe girls, take care. ❤️❤️❤️🥰
I always enjoy your beach videos. Soft music, the water and great finds. What more could we ask for. It's a good day.
Oh well done on the repair of the little pot. Love all the finds and the history, thank you Ladies.
Hurray. I was missing you both. The color is mud unless you wash it in the water
A live chat really needs some Sunny Cat presence. I'm anxiously awaiting the Big Find, plus Halloween content.
Yay! Back at Gobby beach! Another favorite. So glad you rescued the pot. Thank you my lovelies xx Teresa 🇦🇺❤
Another wonderful video. Just love relaxing and exploring with Kate and Fleur 🥰 thank you both
Finally.....something good to watch on youtube! :)
Try watching 'Under the Surface' and 'Tom Burleigh'.
That piece of ceramic stopper would go great as a ginger jar in the dollhouse kitchen.
I love this Channel.
Thank you to all of your family, your hardwork and time is very much appreciated, bless you all 🙏🏻
Lee, soon to be 50 years old at Christmas 2022, East London.
It was a good thing the water was low because you spotted the jellyfish!
Had another lovely time. Thank you. Just in case you do not know, there is a crackling medium. Usually found with craft paints.
My favorite find is the one you put back in the water!!
The tiny melted bottle!
I love melted bottles,please keep any that you find from now on,I promise,I shall purchase them from you,I cherish them.
What a Saturday treat
The history of today's finds was neat. Look forward to your next film. Sounds like you are 2 busy ladies. Enjoy your trips.
Lovely walk. I too like your 60s beer bottle. Shape is nice and it is50+ years old, so vintage.
All those chips of spongeware would make beautiful tiles for the doll house! Really cool for a border of sorts as well!
I thought a paste pot was filled with craft paste . I am from the USA and learned something new today. Thank you ladies for your videos. I enjoy them all🤗
These are the precious days you will think back to in days to come...
Hoping you get a mailing PO address soon! I really would love to send you a few antique bits from my dollhouse to thank you for all the joy I get out of watching your videos.
Thank you, ladies! Tile would make a lovely hearth or doorstep.
Beautiful day for a paddle and a mudlark hey. Lovely little finds with interesting history. Thanks for letting us tag along with you. Have a great week, hope you will not be too busy to enjoy the day. xx
glad to see you today Kate
That broken flower pot you should of kept. Turn it upside down and you can make it a fairy house in your garden.
Very satisfying mudlark. See you Thursday.
Great day out, can’t wait to see what your coming up with. Safe travels, take care and thank you for sharing 🙏👍❤️
A lovely peace history on the pipe stem. stay safe..VIC...
The bottle you found- no deposit no return- is a shape known as a “stubby” beer. 1950s-60s. This spot reminds me of the place we used to mudlark when we lived in Florida. Everything was covered in mud and algae and you had to watch out for jellyfish.
The few things you found still threw up some interesting history, particularly your synopsis, Kate, on the life of the lady pipe maker. A strong woman. That small piece of colored glass was beautiful, maybe use it. In the dolls house in some way. But for us, the pleasure you two bring with your videos is a joy. Enjoy your live chat.
A lovely peaceful lark, thank you, and love the pipe maker Elizabeth's story.
Off topic but I really like the green corduroy jacket Fluer had on in this video.
Your purple glass insulator would make a great bowler hat for a doll
Or a bowl 🥣
With so much for so many to find hidden there on land, I can imagine wonders in the depths waiting to rise... Very fun!
At first I thought the little dog was a ram.
I love to watch your videos to wind down at night. So relaxing and fascinating. Thank you. ❤
It's cool to watch the clouds of dirt beneath the water, makes it more suspenseful if you are going to pick up a find, or a crab! Hopefully I will try and jump in on the live but will probably be at work...
Love it!!!
15 - glass lump looks like a piece of jelly dessert
The long pipe stems would make pretty walking canes for the dollhouses.
Some of those porcelain plate pieces would make lovely jewelry pieces.
Thank you for letting me know about milliput. I bought it to craft with and have used it for many projects. None of them crafting yet lol. Fixed an old oil lamp, secured some window winders, and temporarily sealed a joint on a pipe. Can't wait to use it for crafting. No one here has heard of it. Something tells me that will soon change.😜
Lovely video, always a pleasure to watch. I so appreciate all the work that goes into making the videos!⭐️💐⭐️
I love that number 8, looks like half of a house number! That spiral pipe stem was very cool as well... A nice little lark and I'd love to be on a lark with you guys. Oooo a live chat with you two sounds great 😁
Lovely finds! I was saying that’s an old beer bottle! Interesting history on the pipe stem!
Would you like some of my mom’s war time buttons? Love watching you and your mom interacting together. You seem to have so much fun!
Perhaps you could use your various hoof pipe bowls for "feet" for plant pots.
Tuna and Mayonnaise Shippams paste on toast is yummy for a quick supper..😊
Hello 👋 from New York USA you Guy's found Some Amazing Finds my Favorite Definitely Was the Green Beer 🍺 Bottle and the Boat Ink Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next 👋 😊
Nice video. I think I like the above water shots where you can actually see the finds.
Your find's may have been small but they were very intresting history of them.well done on the repair job of the pot.i think myfavourite find was the staffordshire dog.but i must be biased coming from that area.also loved the shape of the 1960 's bottle.enjoy your weekend away.🐱🐱
💛🧡🤎how sweet the little dog is. Looking forward to up and coming 💀👻🎃 videos 😀
A difficult foggy water to find things in this lark, but you managed none the less. Plus added interest in the history of the lady pipe maker's, which i think we all enjoy. X
Glad you enjoyed such a beautiful day, same here in my part of 🇨🇦
That's so cool you found a stoneware Shiphams pot!
We used to hunt for Civil War bullets in the creeks near my grandma's. (We didn't know really what they were, we just knew we could get a bag of candy for them..) We would start at the head of the creek and work our way down to grandma's...roughly 5 miles there and back. Walking with the current allowed the silt to drift downstream and left us with a clearer view of the creek bed. Not sure if that would work where you are hunting as not sure what the currents are like there or how deep the water is but might be worth trying in shallow waters.
Great video...interesting history on the pipe stem. And nice to see the jar repair.
So I found a bucket list item this week , I got not one but 4 frozen charlottes, you guys have started me on the road to crazy lady dollhousing
Congratulations on your finds
That was a nice history with the E.spaul pipe stem. Nice to see the sun shimmering off the water through the beer bottle. No 8 is a lucky number to find. Thank you and have a good week.
What a lovely film. They make me feel so relaxed & happy, love the music & nature shots. Well done 😊
I can't wait for the big find reveal. I'll be tuning in Thursday for sure. Thanks for the history bits today, that was a fun video as usual. Good job with the meat pot repair. 😊
Good Job Ladies, glad to see your still able to get out before the winter weather hits
Nice finds and great history too ,Well done ! Have a good fall .🧡💛💚🤎👋🍁🍂🌾
Loving your videos, always so good to watch and I love the beautiful little things you find , much love , peace ✌️ 😎🌴
You should do a Shipham taste test, I think you may be surprised how nice some of them are on toast.
the broken bottle stop sand flat and put handles on it and it can be a milk tin/can fof one of the doll houses
I just came across a smaller bottle similar to your find, "Not to be refilled" but in amber. I had not seen one before. So strange that you came across one too!
🎃 can’t wait for your Halloween offerings. Nice, easy going outing today. For the #8, if you hung the plaque with the hole at the top it kinda looks like the Infinity symbol.
It looks like the tile is the right size to become a table top. 😊
Really relaxing to see your new founds…it’s always so great to be with you on this journey ( in film). Thanks for sharing ❤
Great match on the paint color for the repaired pot.
I love how the poodle cleaned up. Maybe you can make a velvet pillow for it to sit on. The pipestem's history was very cool. Looking forward to seeing you live. Have a great week 😊
Nice video as usual 🙌 We found one of those dogs, not posted it yet. Took a while to clean up, but looks lovely when it’s done
Not a lot of finds but ✨💫 stars for Elizabeth pipe stem. That was awesome !!
Nice day out. Warm & sunny. Here in central Texas a few days ago the nights were cold at 38 C.
Lovely calming video. ♥️
I have recommendations your page to others dumpster diving people in America " Steph and Steve " as I explained that the things shops and business knew that it takes hundreds of years before things start to break down & you find lots of different things that are over a hundred years old
Great to see you ladies again, nice mudlarking and very nice finds. I love every video you have made. Have a wonderful day.
The dog needs to live in Kate's new doll house! The ink pot looks just like my house one in green glass.
I love it when you cover the history of the items you find, I eat Shipham's paste at least once a week and have done for over 50 years. My favourite is sardine and tomato paste lol, I love all your videos as they remind me of my youth. Enjoy your party and time away, stay safe.
I still eat the Shippens chicken paste on toast and have done since childhood.
You could fill and turn the broken half pips into fridge magnets 😊
Thank you as always a lovely video.
Love the history you recover on your adventures
I do crafts with those tiny cones. I hang them on my miniature Christmas trees.
Ty loved this one
I get so tickled happy when I see a new video!! Thanks guys. My mind can drift away for awhile now
Outstanding beach lark. So many bits and pieces found. Thanks for sharing.
Very enjoyable lark 😊 TFS!
As soon as you lifted the green bottle up I thought 'haha it looks like a stubbie!' Stubbies are Australian beers, still made in a bottle like that in brown and green. I always thought they were cute too, even if they were filled with stinky beer LOL Lovely video, thank you as always ❤
Beautiful day at the beach and lovely finds as well!😅
Another lovely video ladies:) Very well done on the repair!
An interesting factoid that I learned aweek ago or so. Y'all call those tiny figurines frozen Charlotte's, while way north of you they are called pudding dolls. The one I watched was nearly insane with joy, because hers still had the head!!!!
Watching from Cyprus but i'm originally from Portsmouth 🙂 Eaten many jars of Shippams over the years, can only get Princes paste over here sadly! Fascinating history.
what a great beach you found such great things lots of love from Diane in upstate NY
Hey hey hey. I'm loving those water treasures! The first thing looks like an old timey pickling crock. It will be beautiful in the dolls house! In ap pantry
Getting back to it sending hugzzz 🤗
That was a fun one
Have you thought about cutting a wooden shape, like a Victorian high top shoe to hang on the wall. Fill it with the black jet beads. I think that would be lovely.
Cool finds.
Fun video, thanks Ladies.
Thank you.
I love the footage of the trees and flowers and berries etc. I take screenshots and use them for inspiration and practicing watercolour painting. I hope that's ok. Something I'd love to see on your craft channel is the rebuilding of all the little broken dolls pieces: arms, legs, heads and bodies. As well, I'd love to see some of the pipes repaired and rebuilt. Just a suggestion and no pressure. You always have wonderful content. I enjoy all that you film and share. So much fun seeing what was in the water even if it was cloudy and challenging. Knobby beach continues to give wonderful treasures and connections to the past like the lady pipe maker. Thank you both for continuing to share your mudlarking adventures. Rachelle, Australia. xo