Thanks so much! That is the one and only bead I have found at this dump 😄 It looks like you two had a great time at the dump with Willie I am looking forward to see what you find 😁👍
That’s a very beautiful bouquet. You combined the colors nicely. I’m pretty sure your lady will sigh with appreciation! My fav find is the tinnie tiny bottle!
You have a terrific smile. First time watcher, awesome finds and it amazes me how many diggers there are and y’all find great things! If I were there I’d be dragging all the treasures home with me, broken too, and always a marble! The bead is lovely, maybe Czech? Keep on‼️. 🇺🇸😎🇺🇸
Thank you and welcome, I do try to take most of them back with me, some go on my Esty store to free up some space but it would be a shame to rebury them. I don't have a clue on beads as I don't find too many of them so you probably know more than I do, thanks for watching 😁👍
Hello Ed and Anna, Anna was your lucky charm. Loved the two poison bottles, especially the cobalt. Another favorite is the embossed wine since I've never seen a wine bottle embossed before. I would've kept the pickle jar because you don't find many that are embossed. You could've researched it to see if it's a rare or scarce bottle if not chuck or recycle. It was cool that you found a beer. Always a good day if you find a complete bottle that you've didn't have. Take care Ed and maybe we'll see Anna again.
Thanks Debra! I am really rubbish with introductions aren't I! Her name is Henrieta or Hen for short 🙂 Poisons are always a welcome find. The pickle jar was quite badly cracked too so not very good and I have found quite a few of them in the past so don't think they are too rare but still interesting 👍 See you again soon 😁
Live in Carlisle Cumbria and our local cricket club is being dug up by the archaeology team Cumbria, it is a Roman baths, they have volunteers helping to dig & clean the objects and then they will be on display at the our local museum " Tullie house " opposite our castle. The cricket club has been flooded over the last year.
@@VintageParagonUk I thoroughly enjoy them, sir! You're helping to make a very worrisome situation MUCH better, and Im just very thankful you take the time to film such brilliant, exciting exciting content! At times of crisis, I think its crucial to let beacons of light know they are, in fact, beacons... so thanks, my new beacon-friend!
Got me going with that colour change on the poison! Nice dig for you. I did my first on Sunday for 35 years, lasted three hours, needed some of that wine tonic! Luckily I got a few good surface finds from the contractor's spoil heaps. Happy digging 👍👍
Just imagine how fast you could dig a hole after having some wine tonic 😂 You did well, it is hard work but great exercise, will you go again? Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@VintageParagonUk I visited a well dug tip, but only because a recent development meant that the contractor dug out and cleared part of the site. Many broken bottles but picked up a couple of codds and a ginger so well worth it. 👍
@@VintageParagonUk I've followed you for a while in Instagram - only just found your TH-cam ❤️ Your accent sounds local to me (I'm in Wiltshire) where are you from?
Great dig buddy. Really enjoyed it. the triangle shaped bottle. I think is a coddliver oil bottle. Iv dug a few of them. & I remember one had a little bit of the label on it. Thats said the word. Coddliver on it. Thanks for sharing buddy. All the best to you 👍 😁
Trealaw, mostly pronounced Tre al low. Lush vulcanites, aesthetically pleasing. I carry one in my bag at all times to ward off evil spirits and werewolves. Definitely works, never seen a werewolf. Alas picking wild flowers in Wales is illegal. So that's 14 days in Cardiff prison coming up.
Thanks, nice to meet you 🙂 yes I kept finding pieces in my last few videos, it must have been a giant figurine when it was complete! Thanks for watching 😁👍
Hi guys I have a question . I really want to go bottle digging . I live in slough Berkshire . Does anyone know where I could there ? Just a long shot .
I dont think anyone will tell you a location but I am sure you could find somewhere if you looked. Check old maps for old quarries, ponds or ditches that have been filled in, they were sometimes by rivers or the other side of a stream. stinging nettles and brambles are a give away as they love the ash to grow on, good luck 👍
yeah that was the day i subscribbed to your channel and i had second thoughts but i liked you and your content so i thought id give it another chance. im glad you see my point and how that upset me so i see how it was just a mistake. love your channel.
😂 I am a sucker for a Bovril! The pickle jar was quite badly cracked too, I find the machine made ones don't survive as well for some reason 😕 Thanks for watching 🙂👍
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Woah lovely purple. I’d be so chuffed with that.
Thanks mate 👍
Most Enjoyable !! Thanks
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it 😊👍
Awesome finds, love the flowers, thank you for sharing your treasures 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰
Thanks, I am glad you enjoyed it 😊
Stopping by to give you a well deserved 👍
Thanks 😊 you should stop by more often 😁👍
We enjoyed this! You found found lovely bottles and we love the bead! Happy digging, Gail & Alex xx
Thanks so much! That is the one and only bead I have found at this dump 😄 It looks like you two had a great time at the dump with Willie I am looking forward to see what you find 😁👍
Another great video love the poisons love to find a purple one love your videos keep them coming
Thanks! Glad you like them! 😁👍
Thank you, such a great video. The flowers are beautiful.
Thank you, Hen appreciated the flowers 😊
That’s a very beautiful bouquet. You combined the colors nicely. I’m pretty sure your lady will sigh with appreciation!
My fav find is the tinnie tiny bottle!
Thank you, she did really like the flowers 🙂👍
Enjoyed as usual and it was lovely to see your Lady Luck wth you ;; )
Thanks so much! 😊
Man what a great hunt I kept watching for the purple poison hahahaha I was gonna watch your video anyway! Happy hunting
Haha thanks 😊 Oh I didn't mean to be misleading 😕 just went with the feminine theme 😁👍
Aww. The wild flowers were so pretty. Great dig. Very enjoyable video. Thank you very much.
Thanks 🙂 she did like the flowers too, scored a few points there 😊
Fab haul Ed, glad you're lady got envolved seems like a lovely part of the world you live in. Looking forward to the next one
Thanks! It is lovely in that spot, luckily we moved here a week before all the lockdowns kicked off so it was quite nice 🙂
great video fab finds and a lovely day ,
Thank you Sarah and Mick 🙂👍
You have a terrific smile. First time watcher, awesome finds and it amazes me how many diggers there are and y’all find great things! If I were there I’d be dragging all the treasures home with me, broken too, and always a marble! The bead is lovely, maybe Czech? Keep on‼️. 🇺🇸😎🇺🇸
Thank you and welcome, I do try to take most of them back with me, some go on my Esty store to free up some space but it would be a shame to rebury them. I don't have a clue on beads as I don't find too many of them so you probably know more than I do, thanks for watching 😁👍
Fun video with some great finds!! Congrats! 👍👍
Thanks, it was a lot of fun😊 👍
Nice work mate. Well done on the poisons!
Thanks 👍
That Koko bottle advertising was hysterical I what ut was supposed to do flee the hair!! Too good to be true!
I love finding the old adverts, they make it sound like they are the best thing ever 😂
Cheers from Ontario, Canada! You pulled out some nice glass!! Blue poisons always make a good day, like the quack tonics and meds too!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it, I love finding the quack cures too, the advertising is hilarious for them 😂
Yay the horse’s rear fits! Beautiful lineup of bottles & she will love the flowers I’m sure 🌸
Thank you 🙂, she did really like the flowers 😊
Nice dig! The flowers were a nice touch! Love that triangular poison bottle and of course the cobalt blue. She truly is your lucky charm. 🍀
Thank you! She did really well, I think she might have to come again, I will tell her we need to find some ginger beers next time 😂👍
Enjoyed my first video from your channel and subbed! Lots of cool stuff for sale too! Happy hunting!
Thank you 😊 nice to meet you, I am glad you enjoyed the video 😁👍
Awesome bottles. The poisons were awesome. Great job!
Thank you! Cheers 🙂👍
Hello Ed and Anna, Anna was your lucky charm. Loved the two poison bottles, especially the cobalt. Another favorite is the embossed wine since I've never seen a wine bottle embossed before. I would've kept the pickle jar because you don't find many that are embossed. You could've researched it to see if it's a rare or scarce bottle if not chuck or recycle. It was cool that you found a beer. Always a good day if you find a complete bottle that you've didn't have. Take care Ed and maybe we'll see Anna again.
Thanks Debra! I am really rubbish with introductions aren't I! Her name is Henrieta or Hen for short 🙂 Poisons are always a welcome find. The pickle jar was quite badly cracked too so not very good and I have found quite a few of them in the past so don't think they are too rare but still interesting 👍 See you again soon 😁
Oh! the flowers will look lovely in one of those jam pots:) You had a nice haul on this one and it was nice that Hannah was able to share in the joy:)
Thanks Kathi, they do look really nice, she really liked them 😊👍
Great stuff! 👍
Cheers mate 😁👍
Live in Carlisle Cumbria and our local cricket club is being dug up by the archaeology team Cumbria, it is a Roman baths, they have volunteers helping to dig & clean the objects and then they will be on display at the our local museum " Tullie house " opposite our castle.
The cricket club has been flooded over the last year.
Wow that sounds really interesting 👍
Lovely bottles! I really liked the triangular one, beautiful colour! Great video, thank you 😀 x
Thanks so much 😊
Great video!! Love the bottles and flowers!!
Thank you! Hen liked the flowers too 😊
Wow! What great finds. You must take your lucky charm again 😁🎉
It was a really nice time, hopefully she will come with me again, I could do with a bit of luck 🤞🙂
Really enjoyed this video , what great bottle finds and such a thought guy with flowers 🌻. Florida USA
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it 😁👍
thank you very much for the video really enjoyed it
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 😊
Hi from Flint, Michigan, USA! 👋 Have to isolate due to THE COOTIES, so am binging your brilliant channel. Just found you yesterday!
Hello, nice to meet you👋, sorry to hear about your cooties but I hope you enjoy my videos and feel better 😁👍
@@VintageParagonUk I thoroughly enjoy them, sir! You're helping to make a very worrisome situation MUCH better, and Im just very thankful you take the time to film such brilliant, exciting exciting content! At times of crisis, I think its crucial to let beacons of light know they are, in fact, beacons... so thanks, my new beacon-friend!
Wow great video and finds as always 💪🤩
Glad you enjoyed, Thanks 😁👍
@@VintageParagonUk I’m a sucker for picking wild flowers too
@@WightFossilTours They are so beautiful this time of year 😊
That's interesting, thanks for sharing. Hello from a Swiss gold prospector
Hello there! nice to meet you, glad you enjoyed it 😁👍
@@VintageParagonUk I sure did! Nice to meet you too!
Got me going with that colour change on the poison! Nice dig for you. I did my first on Sunday for 35 years, lasted three hours, needed some of that wine tonic! Luckily I got a few good surface finds from the contractor's spoil heaps. Happy digging 👍👍
Just imagine how fast you could dig a hole after having some wine tonic 😂 You did well, it is hard work but great exercise, will you go again? Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@VintageParagonUk I visited a well dug tip, but only because a recent development meant that the contractor dug out and cleared part of the site. Many broken bottles but picked up a couple of codds and a ginger so well worth it. 👍
I just became your 1000s subscriber! Congratulations! 🎊🥳
Yay! Thank you! I was sat at my desk refreshing the page waiting for the special someone to get me there! 🥳🥳🥳
@@VintageParagonUk I've followed you for a while in Instagram - only just found your TH-cam ❤️ Your accent sounds local to me (I'm in Wiltshire) where are you from?
@@Beth_D Oh awesome, maybe I should make it a bit more obvious they both exist? 🤔🙂 I grew up in north Oxfordshire so not really too far away 👍
Great dig buddy. Really enjoyed it. the triangle shaped bottle. I think is a coddliver oil bottle. Iv dug a few of them. & I remember one had a little bit of the label on it. Thats said the word. Coddliver on it. Thanks for sharing buddy. All the best to you 👍 😁
Thanks for the info mate 👍 I thought it would be something along those lines., thanks for watching 😃👍
Awesome finds today
Thank you 👍
Beautiful bottles. Do you ever keep any of the broken pottery or China? Those flowers were so pretty. I bet Henrietta loved them.
Thank you! yes I usually take some china but it usually makes it's way onto my Etsy shop so someone with more creativity can make use of it 👍
The flowers were beautiful
Thank you 😊
New subscriber, enjoyed the video. Good job 👍
Nice selection, well worth the effort. How do you get on with all those midges though - they look hungry!?!
Thanks 🙂 I use Avon Skin so soft and it really keeps the critters away! It smells like old ladies but leaves my skin silky smooth and bite free 🤣🤣
@@VintageParagonUk yes i was going to recommend that if you didn't know about it. Works great on a very "gnatty" metal detecting field I use.
Wow someone was having a good time! Hall’s, champagne…Hmmm
sounds like a party! 😂
watching you from Tallahassee, Florida
Awesome! Thank you, I hope you enjoy my videos 😁👍
Trealaw, mostly pronounced Tre al low. Lush vulcanites, aesthetically pleasing. I carry one in my bag at all times to ward off evil spirits and werewolves. Definitely works, never seen a werewolf.
Alas picking wild flowers in Wales is illegal. So that's 14 days in Cardiff prison coming up.
Thanks for the linguistic help, much appreciated 👍 If the coppers knock on my door I will know who has grassed me up 🤔😂
Wine tonic looks a nice bottle...
It is quite an interesting one 👍
How do you get your bottles so clean and shiny?
I love the tiny bottles.
Thanks, usually just bottle brushes and brick acid for any rust but I am lucky and they don't get much sickness from this dump 👍
how many years do those poisen bottles go back too
I think these ones would be around 1915-1920 ish 👍
Olá meu amigo estou sempre assistindo você sucesso sempre 😸
Olá, obrigado, fico feliz que você esteja gostando dos meus vídeos. 🙂
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New subscriber here. Shame about the horse and rider. That would have been nice.
Thanks, nice to meet you 🙂 yes I kept finding pieces in my last few videos, it must have been a giant figurine when it was complete! Thanks for watching 😁👍
Hi guys I have a question . I really want to go bottle digging . I live in slough Berkshire . Does anyone know where I could there ? Just a long shot .
I dont think anyone will tell you a location but I am sure you could find somewhere if you looked. Check old maps for old quarries, ponds or ditches that have been filled in, they were sometimes by rivers or the other side of a stream. stinging nettles and brambles are a give away as they love the ash to grow on, good luck 👍
How can you not like cobalt blue.
Oh but I do love the cobalt blue 🙂
where was the purple poison?
I think my thumbnail was a bit misleading, sorry for that, I was trying to go with the lady theme 😕
yeah that was the day i subscribbed to your channel and i had second thoughts but i liked you and your content so i thought id give it another chance. im glad you see my point and how that upset me so i see how it was just a mistake. love your channel.
@@danafredrickson42 Thank you, I am glad you stayed and enjoy my videos 🙂
You left the embossed pickle bottle behind and brought back a common bovril
Shame on you
😂 I am a sucker for a Bovril! The pickle jar was quite badly cracked too, I find the machine made ones don't survive as well for some reason 😕 Thanks for watching 🙂👍
@@VintageParagonUk all good you the man on the front line and know you’re bottles thanks for replying