wow your 'bird' is superb ... It really inspires me. I'm sitting bed bound in my hospital bed, once was training to be a classical dance, broke my back at 19 years of age, then an artist using a multiple pf mediums, now 60 but feel like a teenager. Now when I am up to it I crochet wire. I love hearing all your information you find out. A very large Anchor was intriguing ... perhaps the title for a storybook. I have recently purchased 4 mudlarking books. Nicola, thanks for being you. xx
So I'm sitting here on a Sunday morning watching political commentary videos feeling my blood pressure and anger rise when I see the notification of a new Nikki mudlark video. I immediately click on the video and feel my anger leaving and blood pressure returning to normal. So don't ever think you are not doing good in this world. Bless you dear and keep up the great work. You're videos never disappoint. Love the four leaf clover pipe. A lucky day indeed!
Thames Mudlarking Searching for London's Lost Treasures is a great book that not only has fantastic photos of treasures, it is chronological so it really is a great read of the history, not just of England but the world. Nicola White has several contributions shown in the book. I think it would be a way to teach history in a way that young students would find as enjoyable just as did I at age 69. Thanks Nicola for the recommendation of this book.
Top notch production Nicola. The editing, music and video are second to none. Thank you for doing what you do, and teaching us history, conservation and ecology. You are to be heralded by many, and loved by more. I bow to Your Majesty. Chuck in NE Kansas, USA
I enjoyed watching this particular video Nicola, and your efforts to clean plastic pollution as it brings me back to a particular connection my family had with the Thames. My grand-father was a Port of London Authority pollution expert in the periods either side of WW2 (when he was in charge of an anti-aircraft battery at London Bridge). I have pictures of him on the foreshore taking water samples, surveying the docks and testing the discharges into the river. He was there for 32+ years. So if you rummage around in the PLA archives, look out for (Capt) Leonard C. Betts.
Dear Nicola - I want you to know that I am so grateful for your videos. I am currently in the hospital and totally unhappy, so I was so, so, happy when your video showed up in my feed!! It is so generous that you take the time to make your videos; I watch them religiously!
My week has just been made!! Thank goodness for you and your videos Nicola, love being on the foreshore with you...and back in your studio for a closer look at your finds, and a history lesson too!! Just brilliant. Thank you :)
All this wonderful adventurous videos I'm addicted to is so much better than the reality of our times. Thanks from South Africa - Best wishes! Hannneke
A great video Nicola, very informative and of course so relaxing listening to the music and watching the birds and Mrs. Swan. Thumbs up from Canada. It sure beats all those ads regarding our politicians.
Hi nicola it great to have you back... I've missed you &your videos. Was gutted that I couldn't get down to see the exhibition. So pleased your sculpture has found a forever home. Keep up the fabulous job :)
NIcola, That George the Third coin made me smile. There is a chap here in the states, Green Mountain Metal Detector,(Vermont) who find George the First, second and third coins in hollow stone surrounded remains of colonial and other early period homes in remote parts of the Green Mountains. These areas are often tree and brush overgrown , but with a detector and a keen eye reveal a lot of our ancestors histories here in the states. There are also many buttons, apparently they were lost quite often. Your Thames detecting also requires a keen eye, but covers a vastly larger section of History, three cheers for Londinium! It amazes me how you focus in on things I would probably ignore. There is so much to see. Cheers, Rik Spector Ferndale,WA USA
@BreatheScotland You have good taste. He's such a gentle soul, well at least on you tube:) His videos are so layered with natural as well as historical interest. I think he's a teacher. Thanks for your reply, Cheers, Rik Spector
Just got back from work now relaxing watching your video. It's amazing what you can find on the shore. Love the pipes. Those glass bottles are so elegant.
Another great video. Lying here relaxing and recovering from surgery #5 since November, so happy to have your art and lovely ways to comfort and inspire me. Thank you so much
Might I make a suggestion regarding cleaning your buttons and some of the other items that you find? I have found this to be particularly effective in cleaning buttons and even coins that I find. Clean the item as much as you can with water and a soft brush. Heat hydrogen peroxide in your microwave for about 30 seconds (times may vary according the the amount of peroxide that you are heating, but just few seconds is enough). Drop the item into the heated peroxide and leave it alone. A few minutes is usually enough, but I usually leave the item in the peroxide until it has stopped or almost stopped fizzing. It is not going to damage the item any to leave it in. If necessary, reheat the peroxide and drop the item in again. I have found that in most cases one session is enough. It really does a nice job of bringing out the detail of the item. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. You do an EXCELLENT job!
Nice to have you back on the Thames, Nicole. Your videos stand out not just for the things you find, but for their artfulness with wildlife, London panoramas and music. Nice touch at the end of this one with your MGM lion roar. You know. > Marvelously Glorious Mudlarking
I’m not sure how you manage to make these videos so exciting and yet so restful as well. Such interesting things, but also such a lovely break from all the harshness of the world. Thank you!
Watching you with your calm voice and the things you find is very calming and relaxing but there was a few time that you missed a clear read smoothe glass stone and a picture of a little girl. I kept pointing to them to pick up and you didn't. I just have relax and get on with your hunt for pipes that I just love and buttons. Thank you for making that bird, it's beautiful. Susann
I love traveling with you on your adventures along the Thames ! I find myself looking for treasure as well ! Keep up the good work as I am house bound and look forward to our next adventure !
Gosh these videos are quite addictive - I like how you edit them they’re never boring - what a wonderful place to find things you must have so much fun trawling the Thames - that little black & white dog is the coolest thing.
Hi Nicola, I discovered your videos yesterday and enjoy beach-combing too in Northern California. What fun you must have on the Thames with its endless history.
Great video Nicola, it was fantastic to meet you at the exhibition and get to talk to you, thank you so much for showing me your amazing Onion bottle, the exhibition was fantastic, thank you to you and your amazing friends for all of your hard work, hopefully I will get to meet you on the fore shore one day, thanks to you my wife has finally got around to doing some artwork with my metal detecting finds, it looks great, ATB HH Andy
Thank you for the history lessons of your wonderful finds. You always broaden my mind with all the information. I always look forward to the next adventure.
This video has been one of my favourites.The perfume stoppers remind me of Vivienne Westwood perfume tops.What I like is you putting in scenes between commentaries and finds.Gives the mind time to absorb what you have shown us.The cormorant of plastic was incredible..your the Banksy(pun intended)of art.So imaginative.You'll be the Clarice Cliff of Thames finds art and history.So wonderful.
Congratulations on your sculpture! It's beautiful and so glad it will remain in public view as a constant reminder of the plastics in our waters! Also, such beautiful bottle stoppers for the cologne bottles! I've never seen then or the enormous anchor!! Wow, amazing finds! Thanks so much for sharing!!
My day just got a whole lot better after seeing your video! Chilling with you in the mud on the Thames is top on my bucket list! There is no end to your goodness :)
Nicola I love watching your videos to see what treasures you dig up from the mud. The anchor is simply amazing. I appreciate the time you take in researching your finds and sharing with your followers. I know you make beautiful art with some of your finds but have you ever thought of having a museum for your treasures? I know if I lived there instead of Ohio I would love to look at your treasures to see for myself. Thanks for sharing and happy hunting! Tami
Nothing but kind remarks for your excellent presentations... Your videography, narrative , and comfortable pace make for a great watch during a meal .. Thanks ...
Nicola you are what make life so exciting to also learn history in unique way. The people who know you feel blessed that your in there life as well as me
I am from Germany and watch your videos regularly and I am always excited for the next one. Unfortunately I could'nt visit the exhibition ... thanks for sharing your passion with us on TH-cam :)
An enjoyable little expedition! I liked the wildlife interludes-giving the swan her elevenses-she doesn't look like a hobbit! Your historical backgrounders in the wrapup are fun and informative. Last night I watched Richard's video collaboration with you. I always learn so much about pottery ancient and modern from Richard. He is always a master class on pottery. I liked the conversation. It looked like a fun outing for both of you.
@@nicolawhitemudlark I'm looking forward to your video then. (Some of the things I've picked up since watching mudlarking videos is a working knowledge of clay pipes, pottery, obsolete items and the names of British Kings and Queens from 1066 on.) I've always been heavily into history, but where I live in the states, I've had to be content with ebooks of scarce items, ephemera and a bit of salvaged dump items. London with the treasure trove of the Thames has been a delight to see, just for folks like you, Simon, Richard and others poking around in it and finding surprising things. (The best collaborative vids were when you, Bill, Simon and Nugget went to the hidden foreshore by boat. I have watched the vids associated with that several times they were so much fun.)
Once more thank you for taking me along. I can't say what my favorite thing was. That anchor though was real nice but hard to bring home. Tee-Hee. Peace love & mud. TomCat
Thank you for another fascinating video, with more amazing finds. It was lovely to meet you at the foragers of the foreshore exhibition, James is still talking about you & all you "treasure's" he got to see close up 😊 It was brilliant to be able to see all that history with so many collections put together for the event. I hope it's success will mean it will be able to be organised again next year for us to come along to again 🤞 x
It's always lovely being taken mud larking with you Nicola. I sometimes see things when you zoom in to an object just off to the side and want to shout scan left or right ,but most times you miss it. Never mind, you can't rescue everything! So, another super video Nicola and I look forward to our next outing.
Hi Nicola, great video and thanks for taking me along. I wonder what people will be finding in 100 years from our time now. I guess plastic toys from maccas. Seems sad. Cheers HH
Enjoyed the walk. The anchor is really a neat discovery. Treasure hunting consists of two parts, the discovery of the item and then the research. I really like how you explain the history of many of your items. Thanks again for taking us along.
I'm a 71 year old living in Italy. I grew up in London and Herne Bay, Kent and I have a deep love for the shoreline and its treasures. I really enjoy your channel.
It was very nice to see you today! Thanks for the walk on the shore and showing some history. I am never disappointed in your videos, Nichola. God bless!
You sure can make mud interesting. Inspires me to try this out in my harbour city Gothenburg, which where I've only collected pieces of driftwood before for their beauty and speculating about if you could make some art out of it. You certainly show how to make nice pieces of artworks. Cutest so far is deffinentally that fish behind a thick glass-sculpture. Supercute.
It was so nice meeting you at the oxo building and seeing some of your treasures in the exhibition that I've watched you find on TH-cam, I'm looking forward to your future forays and wish you every success.
I would love to follow that anchor chain and see where it leads. I've seen many similar stocked anchors in and around the waters of the great lakes. Thanks for sharing 👍. Hope you can find more about it.
Those perfume bottle stoppers are quite interesting, glad to see you were able to link them to the manufacturers still in business since 1835 which is really something.
Wonderful about your comorant sculpture! I think the pieces would be more liked than you realize.I would love to see more. Thanks for another wonderful video.
New subscriber from across the pond. From the great state of Texas. Really enjoy the history and it's amazing that the history over there can go back so much further.
Yes awesome finds today I enjoyed it as usual he stay blessed now see you on the next and congratulations on your singing at the festival with your son it was awesome
Hi we met you on the Sunday at the exhibition my little boy Edward was over the moon with his pipe bowl he has been showing everyone , we went for a wander down the Thames and he found an old bone and some pipe stem , he was over the moon !! Thankyou for your videos and the effort you put into researching about your finds ,we love them !!
Dear Nicola, I love watching this amazing video. You have such a keen eye of spotting objects and bringing to life what you discover. I'm hooked. Poppet
Here I am on Sunday night, and disgusted with another shooting, Impeachments, he said/ they said, Russian, Ukraine, China, etc., and your bell sounded that there was a video. I could curl up with a glass of sweet Iced tea, and loose my self in the foreshore. Thank you so much! I know with Britexit, that you are unsettled, but just wanted you to know how much I enjoy the respite. And wishing I was there to lark with you.
wow your 'bird' is superb ... It really inspires me. I'm sitting bed bound in my hospital bed, once was training to be a classical dance, broke my back at 19 years of age, then an artist using a multiple pf mediums, now 60 but feel like a teenager. Now when I am up to it I crochet wire. I love hearing all your information you find out. A very large Anchor was intriguing ... perhaps the title for a storybook. I have recently purchased 4 mudlarking books. Nicola, thanks for being you. xx
Thank you ❤️
So I'm sitting here on a Sunday morning watching political commentary videos feeling my blood pressure and anger rise when I see the notification of a new Nikki mudlark video. I immediately click on the video and feel my anger leaving and blood pressure returning to normal. So don't ever think you are not doing good in this world. Bless you dear and keep up the great work. You're videos never disappoint. Love the four leaf clover pipe. A lucky day indeed!
What in the world was that round, black disc with "Treasure" printed on it?
Tejas Rob , you are absolutely correct, I feel the same way about politics and the calmness of Nicola. Just a joy to watch. Cheers.
thank you x
randsterama ..”your” RUDE!
An a obvius vocabalary SNOB! 😡
Grow up grumpy person🙄
@@redarmysoja actually I don't know!
Thames Mudlarking Searching for London's Lost Treasures is a great book that not only has fantastic photos of treasures, it is chronological so it really is a great read of the history, not just of England but the world. Nicola White has several contributions shown in the book. I think it would be a way to teach history in a way that young students would find as enjoyable just as did I at age 69. Thanks Nicola for the recommendation of this book.
Top notch production Nicola. The editing, music and video are second to none. Thank you for doing what you do, and teaching us history, conservation and ecology. You are to be heralded by many, and loved by more. I bow to Your Majesty. Chuck in NE Kansas, USA
Thanks Chuck x
That footage of the heron and crows as the opener is gorgeous
Thank you!
I love it when Nicola says she needs glasses when she can spot a pin in the mud at 100 paces...... :P
xactly
Indeed
Certainly! I like playing spot the find. I rarely can!
@@joypowers563 I live playing find the item as she zooms Iver the spot! I am getting better with practice! Lol! At first I always saw nothing! ( :
Another half hour spent in the mud with Nicola that i cant tell my wife about! Awesome as usual!!
I enjoyed watching this particular video Nicola, and your efforts to clean plastic pollution as it brings me back to a particular connection my family had with the Thames. My grand-father was a Port of London Authority pollution expert in the periods either side of WW2 (when he was in charge of an anti-aircraft battery at London Bridge). I have pictures of him on the foreshore taking water samples, surveying the docks and testing the discharges into the river. He was there for 32+ years. So if you rummage around in the PLA archives, look out for (Capt) Leonard C. Betts.
Wow thank you! I will see if I can find him.
Always a pleasure coming along on your adventures Nicola 🤗.. Your expertise valued!🐟🐠🐚🌾
Dear Nicola - I want you to know that I am so grateful for your videos. I am currently in the hospital and totally unhappy, so I was so, so, happy when your video showed up in my feed!! It is so generous that you take the time to make your videos; I watch them religiously!
Hi Toma! I hope you recover soon.im so pleased you enjoyed the video. Sending love and hugs to you 😘
My week has just been made!! Thank goodness for you and your videos Nicola, love being on the foreshore with you...and back in your studio for a closer look at your finds, and a history lesson too!! Just brilliant. Thank you :)
Thank you!
All this wonderful adventurous videos I'm addicted to is so much better than the reality of our times. Thanks from South Africa - Best wishes! Hannneke
Love that you found the Grossmith company family! The personal connections you find with history is the best touch!
A great video Nicola, very informative and of course so relaxing listening to the music and watching the birds and Mrs. Swan. Thumbs up from Canada. It sure beats all those ads regarding our politicians.
Yes ! 👌
Thank you
Another Relaxing hunt for Bits & Bob's as you call these relics of the past. THANKS FOR SHARING
Have a great week too Nicola... You seem to be so gentle, cool and passionate... Thank you.
Thank you Nicola for another lovely outing. The wee tiger was a little charmer with his cheeky smile! Your kindness to the wildlife is touching.
Hi nicola it great to have you back... I've missed you &your videos.
Was gutted that I couldn't get down to see the exhibition. So pleased your sculpture has found a forever home.
Keep up the fabulous job :)
NIcola,
That George the Third coin made me smile.
There is a chap here in the states, Green Mountain Metal Detector,(Vermont) who find George the First, second and third coins in hollow stone surrounded remains of colonial and other early period homes in remote parts of the Green Mountains.
These areas are often tree and brush overgrown , but with a detector and a keen eye reveal a lot of our ancestors histories here in the states.
There are also many buttons, apparently they were lost quite often.
Your Thames detecting also requires a keen eye, but covers a vastly larger section of History, three cheers for Londinium!
It amazes me how you focus in on things I would probably ignore. There is so much to see.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Ferndale,WA USA
Thank you. Great to know that he finds those coins over there!
@BreatheScotland You have good taste.
He's such a gentle soul, well at least on you tube:)
His videos are so layered with natural as well as historical interest.
I think he's a teacher.
Thanks for your reply,
Cheers,
Rik Spector
I watch him too, he likes colonial buckles as well
I watch Brad as well. I think he is a really nice person. Like Nicola!
@BreatheScotland Of course, they make a great team, boyhood friend.
Your videos are a real treat for me. The fact that you are a very special woman radiates from every one. Thank you Nicola!
Thank you! 😘
Nothing can make today a better day then to see a new video from Nicola.
Just got back from work now relaxing watching your video. It's amazing what you can find on the shore. Love the pipes. Those glass bottles are so elegant.
Another great video. Lying here relaxing and recovering from surgery #5 since November, so happy to have your art and lovely ways to comfort and inspire me. Thank you so much
Thank you!
Great finds! Thanks for taking us along!!!!💕
Woman, mother, artist, collector, recycler, historian and much more, I suspect. Thanks for sharing your amazing life with us. ❤️
Thank you Nancy! X
Might I make a suggestion regarding cleaning your buttons and some of the other items that you find? I have found this to be particularly effective in cleaning buttons and even coins that I find. Clean the item as much as you can with water and a soft brush. Heat hydrogen peroxide in your microwave for about 30 seconds (times may vary according the the amount of peroxide that you are heating, but just few seconds is enough). Drop the item into the heated peroxide and leave it alone. A few minutes is usually enough, but I usually leave the item in the peroxide until it has stopped or almost stopped fizzing. It is not going to damage the item any to leave it in. If necessary, reheat the peroxide and drop the item in again. I have found that in most cases one session is enough. It really does a nice job of bringing out the detail of the item. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. You do an EXCELLENT job!
thank you! I will try that
Oooo thank you! I will try this too:)
Wow! Excellent tip! Thanks!
@@jfseal38 Hope it works as well for you as it does for me John.
Your a bleeding gem thank you.
Really enjoyed that. Eyes like a hawk. Every time you say, "see if we can find it" I always see anything but.
Nice to have you back on the Thames, Nicole. Your videos stand out not just for the things you find, but for their artfulness with wildlife, London panoramas and music. Nice touch at the end of this one with your MGM lion roar. You know. > Marvelously Glorious Mudlarking
I’m not sure how you manage to make these videos so exciting and yet so restful as well. Such interesting things, but also such a lovely break from all the harshness of the world. Thank you!
Thank you Cathy
Another lovely day trip with a fun Mudlarker!!❤️Great video! And kudos to you for the Plastic Bird! You go girl! You are a river hero!
Wonderful video and interesting history. I loved it. Thank you. The crosses-eyed lemur was adorable though
Watching you with your calm voice and the things you find is very calming and relaxing but there was a few time that you missed a clear read smoothe glass stone and a picture of a little girl. I kept pointing to them to pick up and you didn't. I just have relax and get on with your hunt for pipes that I just love and buttons. Thank you for making that bird, it's beautiful. Susann
My Sunday, is late morning Tea with Nicola🇨🇦❤️
Me too! ☕🇨🇦
Judith Bisson me three🇨🇦
Me too 🇨🇦 !
8pm with me. 🇨🇦
I love traveling with you on your adventures along the Thames ! I find myself looking for treasure as well ! Keep up the good work as I am house bound and look forward to our next adventure !
Thanks Sandy. It's great to bring you along with me x
Gosh these videos are quite addictive - I like how you edit them they’re never boring - what a wonderful place to find things you must have so much fun trawling the Thames - that little black & white dog is the coolest thing.
Thanks for your wonderful videos, truly wake up my explorer dreams; greetings from Tijuana, B.C. México 💓
Greetings right back xx
Hi Nicola, I discovered your videos yesterday and enjoy beach-combing too in Northern California. What fun you must have on the Thames with its endless history.
Great video Nicola, it was fantastic to meet you at the exhibition and get to talk to you, thank you so much for showing me your amazing Onion bottle, the exhibition was fantastic, thank you to you and your amazing friends for all of your hard work, hopefully I will get to meet you on the fore shore one day, thanks to you my wife has finally got around to doing some artwork with my metal detecting finds, it looks great, ATB HH Andy
Great to meet you too. Thank you x
Thank you for the history lessons of your wonderful finds. You always broaden my mind with all the information. I always look forward to the next adventure.
This video has been one of my favourites.The perfume stoppers remind me of Vivienne Westwood perfume tops.What I like is you putting in scenes between commentaries and finds.Gives the mind time to absorb what you have shown us.The cormorant of plastic was incredible..your the Banksy(pun intended)of art.So imaginative.You'll be the Clarice Cliff of Thames finds art and history.So wonderful.
Congratulations on your sculpture! It's beautiful and so glad it will remain in public view as a constant reminder of the plastics in our waters!
Also, such beautiful bottle stoppers for the cologne bottles! I've never seen then or the enormous anchor!! Wow, amazing finds! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Thank you x
Lovely video Nicola thank you very much really entertaining and relaxing.
Thank you Gary!
My day just got a whole lot better after seeing your video! Chilling with you in the mud on the Thames is top on my bucket list! There is no end to your goodness :)
Thanks Vicki xx
The anchor story is fascinating ! Lovely vid as always x
You and Si make the very best mudlarking videos! Bar none, hands down, the best!
Thank you
Another Most Enjoyable video Nicola ! Thank you !
I loved your bird and thank you for another great video. I look so forward to them. Take care Nicola until next video!
Nicola I love watching your videos to see what treasures you dig up from the mud. The anchor is simply amazing. I appreciate the time you take in researching your finds and sharing with your followers. I know you make beautiful art with some of your finds but have you ever thought of having a museum for your treasures? I know if I lived there instead of Ohio I would love to look at your treasures to see for myself. Thanks for sharing and happy hunting! Tami
Hi Nic. So glad you're able to make beautiful art from plastic throwaways. And thx for the history on your finds. Cheers.
I just love how Awesome you are with the birds!
Always so much joy in watching you vid's ... thank you :-)
Thanks for including the close up/after cleaning shots of some items, this is really helpful and interesting
Great video Nicola 😎😎
Well done for all your hard work you put in to make these video’s for us all
Fore Shore 😉
🙂🥂👍
Thank you
Nothing but kind remarks for your excellent presentations...
Your videography, narrative , and comfortable pace make for a great watch during a meal ..
Thanks ...
Thank you James x
Yey!!! Nicola! My weekend is complete!!
Nicola you are what make life so exciting to also learn history in unique way. The people who know you feel blessed that your in there life as well as me
Thanks Doyle. xx
Awesome finds on the shoreline again, love your videos ❤🥰
Thanks Monique! X
Your cormorant is amazing! It conveys a powerful message, I'm glad it's been adopted by Thames 21.
thank you Dawn!
I am from Germany and watch your videos regularly and I am always excited for the next one. Unfortunately I could'nt visit the exhibition ... thanks for sharing your passion with us on TH-cam :)
Thank you for watching! x
Oh, you found the spirit animal of someone who spends time in the mud in a stripey top
😊 !
LOL
😂😍 a very rare breed !
Your new totem animal!
An enjoyable little expedition! I liked the wildlife interludes-giving the swan her elevenses-she doesn't look like a hobbit! Your historical backgrounders in the wrapup are fun and informative. Last night I watched Richard's video collaboration with you. I always learn so much about pottery ancient and modern from Richard. He is always a master class on pottery. I liked the conversation. It looked like a fun outing for both of you.
Thank you Gene. Yes, I had a great time with Richard and will be making a video too with my footage from that outing in the not too distant future
@@nicolawhitemudlark I'm looking forward to your video then. (Some of the things I've picked up since watching mudlarking videos is a working knowledge of clay pipes, pottery, obsolete items and the names of British Kings and Queens from 1066 on.) I've always been heavily into history, but where I live in the states, I've had to be content with ebooks of scarce items, ephemera and a bit of salvaged dump items. London with the treasure trove of the Thames has been a delight to see, just for folks like you, Simon, Richard and others poking around in it and finding surprising things. (The best collaborative vids were when you, Bill, Simon and Nugget went to the hidden foreshore by boat. I have watched the vids associated with that several times they were so much fun.)
Once more thank you for taking me along. I can't say what my favorite thing was. That anchor though was real nice but hard to bring home. Tee-Hee. Peace love & mud. TomCat
Thank you for another fascinating video, with more amazing finds.
It was lovely to meet you at the foragers of the foreshore exhibition, James is still talking about you & all you "treasure's" he got to see close up 😊
It was brilliant to be able to see all that history with so many collections put together for the event. I hope it's success will mean it will be able to be organised again next year for us to come along to again 🤞 x
Thank you Emma. It was a delight to meet you and James. Please say a big Hello to James for me! x
It's always lovely being taken mud larking with you Nicola. I sometimes see things when you zoom in to an object just off to the side and want to shout scan left or right ,but most times you miss it. Never mind, you can't rescue everything! So, another super video Nicola and I look forward to our next outing.
Nicola absolutely love your video's...there so calming to watch...thank you....xx
Thank you Patricia! xx
I love the historical follow-up info. Very interesting!
Yes thank you, your first person narrative makes me feel I am there "Mudlarking along". Best wishes Tom USA
I never had a 'Bucketlist', until I came across mudlarking..lol Thank You for taking us along!!
Fascinating! Thank you, Nicola!
Thank you for your interesting videos... I just love everything.. especially the wildlife and the open spaces.
Hi Nicola, great video and thanks for taking me along. I wonder what people will be finding in 100 years from our time now. I guess plastic toys from maccas. Seems sad. Cheers HH
Enjoyed the walk. The anchor is really a neat discovery. Treasure hunting consists of two parts, the discovery of the item and then the research. I really like how you explain the history of many of your items. Thanks again for taking us along.
Thank you
Another lovely video Nicola,just keep them coming you are the best
Thanks a million Steve
Thank you for another wonderful trip!
Thank you so very much Nicola 💜🥰💜
Great show old Mucker! Easy to love!
I'm a 71 year old living in Italy. I grew up in London and Herne Bay, Kent and I have a deep love for the shoreline and its treasures. I really enjoy your channel.
Thank you very much Janice.
It was very nice to see you today! Thanks for the walk on the shore and showing some history. I am never disappointed in your videos, Nichola. God bless!
You sure can make mud interesting. Inspires me to try this out in my harbour city Gothenburg, which where I've only collected pieces of driftwood before for their beauty and speculating about if you could make some art out of it. You certainly show how to make nice pieces of artworks. Cutest so far is deffinentally that fish behind a thick glass-sculpture. Supercute.
It was so nice meeting you at the oxo building and seeing some of your treasures in the exhibition that I've watched you find on TH-cam, I'm looking forward to your future forays and wish you every success.
Thank you Chris. Lovely to meet you too
I would love to follow that anchor chain and see where it leads. I've seen many similar stocked anchors in and around the waters of the great lakes. Thanks for sharing 👍. Hope you can find more about it.
don't pull on it! on the other end is the plug of the Thames....
Thank you Nicola, I missed you, Cheers❤️☮️🇨🇦
Thank you!
Love the 1915 cable tie and the grossmith bottle stopper great history, can't wait to see you on the telly again Nicola.
Those perfume bottle stoppers are quite interesting, glad to see you were able to link them to the manufacturers still in business since 1835 which is really something.
Nicola ,love your adventures on river Themse 🙌🏻
Wonderful about your comorant sculpture! I think the pieces would be more liked than you realize.I would love to see more. Thanks for another wonderful video.
New subscriber from across the pond. From the great state of Texas. Really enjoy the history and it's amazing that the history over there can go back so much further.
Thank you
Yes awesome finds today I enjoyed it as usual he stay blessed now see you on the next and congratulations on your singing at the festival with your son it was awesome
Excellent production. Congratulations on your discoveries and thanks for the background on each. Best of luck on your next exploration.
Thanks Jay xx
Enjoyed so much you do a great job. I have learn so much history from you thank you so much
Thank you 💗
Your lead "tokens" were made to be sewn to dresses' hems to weighten them ;-) Nice findings :-)
Hi we met you on the Sunday at the exhibition my little boy Edward was over the moon with his pipe bowl he has been showing everyone , we went for a wander down the Thames and he found an old bone and some pipe stem , he was over the moon !! Thankyou for your videos and the effort you put into researching about your finds ,we love them !!
Thank you and it was lovely to meet you all! X
You are truly a pleasure to see doing what you love and living life to the fullest.
ROCK STAR...
You have a very good eye on finding things in the mud. Love your artwork. It is just amazing to see how much plastic winds up on the shore. Good job.
Great to see you on tv tonight doing what you love.
Thanks Sebastion x
That is one grand cormorant! Well done! Again, a great video.
Awesome and interesting finds. Thanks for the video, you always very enjoyable.
You found Treasure. You and your videos are highlight of my day
Dear Nicola,
I love watching this amazing video. You have such a keen eye of spotting objects and bringing to life what you discover. I'm hooked.
Poppet
Thank you Poppet
Your videos are so interesting and relaxing. I really like how you incorporate the natural environment into the videos.
Here I am on Sunday night, and disgusted with another shooting, Impeachments, he said/ they said, Russian, Ukraine, China, etc., and your bell sounded that there was a video. I could curl up with a glass of sweet Iced tea, and loose my self in the foreshore. Thank you so much! I know with Britexit, that you are unsettled, but just wanted you to know how much I enjoy the respite. And wishing I was there to lark with you.
Thank you