What a lucky find this channel is. Amazing location, Scotland is absolutely gorgeous. And you two are very charming. I hope this channel continues to grow.
Momma: As you were picking up the beautiful pieces of glass, I was amazed how carefully you held it in your fingers with the sunshine behind. I felt I could almost hear your brain coming up with creative ways to show your artistry. I must say, BRAVO, I was not disappointed. You have an amazing gift from God, thank you for sharing it with us. A friend from Florida, USA Be Blessed
Thank you so much Clara! That is very sweet of you! I loved how you noticed how mum heald the sea glass. Its great fun taking all of those little shots of the water and rocks, it was a very peaceful place and I wanted everyone to feel it too. All the best, Alex & Gail x
If you ever worked with stained glass windows that’s a good place ... try working with acrylic and wood and in bossing sea glass into the drift wood and what they call fairy lights behind them mini LED’s...
It’s so nice to see such a nice relationship between mother and daughter. I enjoy watching your videos. It was a great idea letting us see how you make jewellery with your finds. Keep up the good work.
That brick was neat, wonderful finds. Also a good day for mudlucking day. You all stay safe and well. I like your videos a lot. I watch then all the time.❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊🎉🎉🎉
watching the two of you together makes me miss my Mom so. We did so many fun things together. Like you and your Mom, it was a very loving relationship. May you have fun together for many many more years.
Hi you two,thanks for your generosity of sharing your home and adventures! I think the things you make are wonderful . Lots of good inspiration for life all together ❤ Bronwen
Alex, I love the way you video each episode, you are so talented. The shots and even the music you choose is beautiful. I appreciate the sites and history as well. I am from the United States and just found out last year that ancestors are from Scotland, Ireland and England. I was thrilled! So, I may never visit those places but I can through your videos! Mum makes gorgeous jewelry!
Beautiful sea glass, I love it! Mick the brick! How funny! Only proves you can fine nerally everything MUDlarking! The scenery was amazing! Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
My best fb friend and adopted (brother)was named Mick Cooper. He was Scottish but lived in england. He moved to Canada for the drs. He would have LOVED this. He passed a few months ago. I miss him. You gave me a sweet little reminder of him. I love watching you.💞
Accrington bricks are made in Altham, here in Lancashire. They are renowned for being as hard as iron. Two famous structures that used Accrington bricks for the foundations, are the Empire State Building and Blackpool Tower 👍☺️
Watching you from my home on Orcas Is, Wash USA. I collect sea glass on our Is. and wire wrap it. I took a bag full to Ireland and gave it away to people I met and got to know along the way. I truly enjoy all your videos. I love the dig in the hill on your home property. So nice to see Mother and Daughter enjoying time spent together. I hope to be able to spend time in Scotland someday. My paternal Great Grand Parents were from there. Thank you for sharing your passion. Vicki
The clear sea glass reminds me of a jelly bean with no sugar and color. If I lived near any of the places you show us I would never get house work done. I love the hunt if it all.
We would call that a winter beach! ... I used to go visit my friend when I was a young girl on winter school vacations... she lived there year round ( Green Harbor Beach, Massachusetts USA) , we were “summer” people, lived in Boston in the winter....but I loved it ... anytime...
From now on and all around the world, the challenge will be to find a seaglass shaped and carved naturaly like a hag stone. 😃 Beautiful pendent and skilled hands. Thanks for sharing.
Love the sound of the sea gull's calling in the back ground,make me longing for my son in the North of England. So glad the people used to dump there rubbish in the sea,otherwise seaglass hunting and art would'nt have been. Here where we live we only get the thinner,flatrer pieces from ordinary liquer bottels. You on the other hand,because of the oldness and history of your world, and the factories that dump there glass into the sea,can now reap from all the rubbish,which has now become treasures ;)
We areverygoodat taking the mick/micky out of people, ourselves included, here in Australia too 😊. Love watching all your adventures! Bless you, & thanks for sharing xo
What’s amazing is you produce a video worthy of prime time TV but without the myriad of people that would otherwise be employed by a production company.
Such beautiful treasures just waiting day after day. Year after year on the beach. Waiting for such a long, long time for someone to see them and claim them. Taking them home and creating something beautiful from whats hiding inside them. What a beautiful piece of jewelry was made from the pottery piece . A perfect little leaf encased in sliver. I so enjoy your adventures ladies and enjoy seeing what you make from your finds. Feeling inspired every time I watch your trips out. Thanks for sharing . X
Somehow I was lucky to stumble upon you and I'm am in heaven !💜 I live in Northern California, U.S.A. and am a collector of sea glass. I am unable to walk right now so I haven't been able to go in about 2 years, and I miss it so much! Also I have fallen in love with England through the years so your channel is perfect to me! I'll be watching, and someday visiting!💜
Oh WOW, what a fantastic video again! Wonderful landscape and beach, great finds, beautiful gals, wonderful sundown, beautiful very creative necklace. Well done, ladies. Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health.
Some lovely photography, Alex, and so many delicious finds. Really enjoy watching Gail maked her pendant, really nice connection to the past... Ohhha what a pretty winter's evening; bit parky for me!
The dark-blue/black brick with the diamond pattern is a paving brick. Often called Staffordshire blues because they were mostly made in Staffordshire. They are very strong and hardwearing. Many backyards of Victorian houses were paved with them especially the yards of terraced houses. The diamond pattern does give some slip resistance which was no doubt useful in the days of hobnailed boots but the Victorian house in which I lived in the 1940s and 1950s had plain Staffordshire blue bricks. House bricks were also made in the same material.
Outside my grans house near Warrington had these diamond bricks as pavements. I still remember them being there in the 1960s when the council took them op and tarmaced it.
Wow ...wonderfull place ...thank You for showing the Beatyful places and I enjoy the Cello that is playing on the videos .... lovely piece ...great work ....
Lovely video as always👍 Nice Pendant. Loved the shots of the surroundings. Gorgeous! A very nice way for Me to wake up on this Sunday Morning. On the Beach with Two of the Best Mudlarkers on TH-cam.🌹🌹
I’d say I love that one, but then I love the next one too. When anyone goes on vacation, I ask them if they are thinking of me when they are gone, they have to pick up the next rock they see. No matter what the rock looks like. I have rocks from all over the world in a single jar (it’s a large jar). I also have a bit of Roman concrete. ❤️✌️
You have such beautiful scenery up there and fantastic beaches to comb for treasures. It's a joy to watch the jewelry items being made - so creative. Thank you for posting.
What an adventure just to be out looking for sea glass,especially if you have someone who share the same interest as you,even more so if it's mother and daughter. Love the sea pottery,not so easy to be found. Also love the old bricks. Your mom is so good at jewellary making. I have a cobalt blue codd marble which I would love to turn into a pendant,but the jewelers here ask me a fortune,and it requires so little silver.. Think I must start something myself ;) Beautiful leaf pendant. Would love what the history was behind that piece of pottery. You both are so gifted and always friendly and full of enthusiasme,and down to earth. Keep warm. Greetings from Cape Town
I can't tell you how much I love seeing all that sea glass I really would love to visit that beach!
We hl
Could be the beginning of a children's bedtime story
"Once upon a time there was a brick named Mick"
And Mick had a very special trick with a stick....(your turn)
winnievanorden1, that stick was born from a log, turned over by a fellow named yoda, he was green as a frog
The frog was of a character so dark that is would be dangerous to be seen with him for a lark.😆 Tammy🌻
🤣😂
What a lucky find this channel is. Amazing location, Scotland is absolutely gorgeous. And you two are very charming. I hope this channel continues to grow.
lets get this channel to 100k asap! get that well deserved plaque...... brilliant videos!
Aww thank you so much ! 😊 x
ITS YA BOY I agree...
@@NorthernMudlarks more than welcome x
I agree hundred percent lovely videos really enjoy them
OMG, super 😍😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Trent the hag stone and Mick the brick! That's great!
I love to see that you guys are picking up the trash that’s on the beach as well as your amazing finds!
Momma: As you were picking up the beautiful pieces of glass, I was amazed how carefully you held it in your fingers with the sunshine behind. I felt I could almost hear your brain coming up with creative ways to show your artistry. I must say, BRAVO, I was not disappointed. You have an amazing gift from God, thank you for sharing it with us.
A friend from Florida, USA
Be Blessed
Thank you so much Clara! That is very sweet of you! I loved how you noticed how mum heald the sea glass. Its great fun taking all of those little shots of the water and rocks, it was a very peaceful place and I wanted everyone to feel it too. All the best, Alex & Gail x
If you ever worked with stained glass windows that’s a good place ... try working with acrylic and wood and in bossing sea glass into the drift wood and what they call fairy lights behind them mini LED’s...
@@NorthernMudlarks The necklace turned out so lovely! 😍 💕
🌺Love hunting for beach glass, after a storm in Hawaii!🤙
Ha-wee-wee
It’s so nice to see such a nice relationship between mother and daughter. I enjoy watching your videos. It was a great idea letting us see how you make jewellery with your finds. Keep up the good work.
That brick was neat, wonderful finds. Also a good day for mudlucking day. You all stay safe and well. I like your videos a lot. I watch then all the time.❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊🎉🎉🎉
watching the two of you together makes me miss my Mom so. We did so many fun things together. Like you and your Mom, it was a very loving relationship. May you have fun together for many many more years.
Hi you two,thanks for your generosity of sharing your home and adventures! I think the things you make are wonderful . Lots of good inspiration for life all together ❤ Bronwen
I really enjoyed watching the jewelry making. How very very special...
It’s just BEAUTIFUL.
I just love this beautiful necklace 💕
Alex, I love the way you video each episode, you are so talented. The shots and even the music you choose is beautiful. I appreciate the sites and history as well. I am from the United States and just found out last year that ancestors are from Scotland, Ireland and England. I was thrilled! So, I may never visit those places but I can through your videos! Mum makes gorgeous jewelry!
Beautiful sea glass, I love it! Mick the brick! How funny! Only proves you can fine nerally everything MUDlarking! The scenery was amazing! Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
My best fb friend and adopted (brother)was named Mick Cooper. He was Scottish but lived in england. He moved to Canada for the drs. He would have LOVED this. He passed a few months ago. I miss him. You gave me a sweet little reminder of him. I love watching you.💞
Simpatic nice shopping in the beach shop....Complimenti una giornata happy the beach
It's wonderful to watch creative people at work!
The necklace is beautiful. You do great work.💗
Thank you so much! xx
The photography is beautiful
your mum is so talented to make that necklace
The oak leaf pendant is enchanting !!!
What a beautiful pottery necklace. Wow
Like the scalloped edge on that pretty necklace 🥰
I can’t say how much I love it when u out in the jewelry making part, I hope you show some more making of rings!!
Was so nice to see this episode again
Your videos are really watching and fun
The pendent turned out perfect 💖
Thanks for your wonderful videos from mother and daughter sea glass hunters in Canada.
Your Momma has taught you well Alex. Hello from Ontario Canada
The pendant is just stunning
Lovely beach views and finds and lovely necklace!
Love the necklace with the leaf
Accrington bricks are made in Altham, here in Lancashire. They are renowned for being as hard as iron. Two famous structures that used Accrington bricks for the foundations, are the Empire State Building and Blackpool Tower 👍☺️
Yep it’s the same saying “taking the micky, mick.” In Australia. Loving your videos, love and blessings to you and your family 🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Same to you! xx
Beautiful necklace. You are very gifted!
I love your wonderful videos . Mother-daughter, nature, sea glass, and shards. How fun.
Watching you from my home on Orcas Is, Wash USA. I collect sea glass on our Is. and wire wrap it. I took a bag full to Ireland and gave it away to people I met and got to know along the way. I truly enjoy all your videos. I love the dig in the hill on your home property. So nice to see Mother and Daughter enjoying time spent together. I hope to be able to spend time in Scotland someday. My paternal Great Grand Parents were from there. Thank you for sharing your passion. Vicki
The necklace is so awesome 😍
I love the jewelry making at the end.
Hermoso collar Gail .Bendiciones 👏👏👏👏🥰
The clear sea glass reminds me of a jelly bean with no sugar and color. If I lived near any of the places you show us I would never get house work done.
I love the hunt if it all.
Yes. My birth name Mickey. All my life of 71 years...called Mick! Thanks for your channel.
We would call that a winter beach! ... I used to go visit my friend when I was a young girl on winter school vacations... she lived there year round ( Green Harbor Beach, Massachusetts USA) , we were “summer” people, lived in Boston in the winter....but I loved it ... anytime...
Love the necklace you made love watching you guys
From now on and all around the world, the challenge will be to find a seaglass shaped and carved naturaly like a hag stone. 😃
Beautiful pendent and skilled hands. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Haha wow that would be an amazing find!
Love the sound of the sea gull's calling in the back ground,make me longing for my son in the North of England. So glad the people used to dump there rubbish in the sea,otherwise seaglass hunting and art would'nt have been. Here where we live we only get the thinner,flatrer pieces from ordinary liquer bottels. You on the other hand,because of the oldness and history of your world, and the factories that dump there glass into the sea,can now reap from all the rubbish,which has now become treasures ;)
*their rubbish. Sorry :-)
We areverygoodat taking the mick/micky out of people, ourselves included, here in Australia too 😊. Love watching all your adventures! Bless you, & thanks for sharing xo
I love the big blue glob and you get the prettiest little pottery pieces
That brick would make a great paperweight n i saw a pretty yellow n purple n pink pieces of glass i would of snatched up lol great beach ❤
I love your TH-cam channel. Love how we get to see you make jewelry.
What’s amazing is you produce a video worthy of prime time TV but without the myriad of people that would otherwise be employed by a production company.
I love how you and your mom do it together, my daughter and I love watching your videos
I'm beyond amazed at how clean the beaches in your videos are❤ the beaches in America are usually horrible with too much plastic and garbage.
I loved the jewelry demonstration...so creative Gail...
Thank you so much!
So much fun that you are!!! Very beautiful settings ,peaceful sounds, and some really giggle funny comments thrown in! Fun! Bjai
Bless you for taking the trash along with the treasure. Thank you for keeping the beach a little cleaner. You gals are the best.
Marmalade jar I’ve been watching y’all for awhile lol❤️
I wish I have a beach nearby to hunt for some of these odd treasures.
You should make a walkway with the interesting bricks you come across... love your show 🥰
Such beautiful treasures just waiting day after day. Year after year on the beach. Waiting for such a long, long time for someone to see them and claim them. Taking them home and creating something beautiful from whats hiding inside them. What a beautiful piece of jewelry was made from the pottery piece . A perfect little leaf encased in sliver.
I so enjoy your adventures ladies and enjoy seeing what you make from your finds.
Feeling inspired every time I watch your trips out. Thanks for sharing . X
Beautiful piece of jewelry Gail. A one of a kind. my favorite kind
Thank you! xx
😊Another wonderful video...the pendant was so lovely at the end.👍😀
Victorian path tiles. Still to be seen in plenty of areas in the north west, and probably elsewhere. I've a few in my garden.
Those bricks would make wonderful trivets.😉 The necklace is just beautiful
28:21 What a beautiful birds and lovely house!
Want to see more jewellery making in ur channel.... its lovely
What a beautiful necklace!
Thank you! x
Somehow I was lucky to stumble upon you and I'm am in heaven !💜 I live in Northern California, U.S.A. and am a collector of sea glass. I am unable to walk right now so I haven't been able to go in about 2 years, and I miss it so much! Also I have fallen in love with England through the years so your channel is perfect to me! I'll be watching, and someday visiting!💜
Oh WOW, what a fantastic video again! Wonderful landscape and beach, great finds, beautiful gals, wonderful sundown, beautiful very creative necklace. Well done, ladies.
Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health.
Some lovely photography, Alex, and so many delicious finds. Really enjoy watching Gail maked her pendant, really nice connection to the past... Ohhha what a pretty winter's evening; bit parky for me!
Beautiful my favorite color! 👍🫠
I love your gloves!! Besides all of the finds !!
The dark-blue/black brick with the diamond pattern is a paving brick.
Often called Staffordshire blues because they were mostly made in Staffordshire.
They are very strong and hardwearing. Many backyards of Victorian houses were
paved with them especially the yards of terraced houses. The diamond pattern
does give some slip resistance which was no doubt useful in the days of hobnailed
boots but the Victorian house in which I lived in the 1940s and 1950s had plain
Staffordshire blue bricks. House bricks were also made in the same material.
Thank you for this, you have solved the mystery! We love it even more now! x
Outside my grans house near Warrington had these diamond bricks as pavements. I still remember them being there in the 1960s when the council took them op and tarmaced it.
Love the pendant!
Wow ...wonderfull place ...thank You for showing the Beatyful places and I enjoy the Cello that is playing on the videos .... lovely piece ...great work ....
Necklace is do pretty lovely work xx
Lovely video as always👍
Nice Pendant.
Loved the shots of the surroundings.
Gorgeous!
A very nice way for Me to wake up on this Sunday Morning.
On the Beach with Two of the Best Mudlarkers on TH-cam.🌹🌹
I’d say I love that one, but then I love the next one too.
When anyone goes on vacation, I ask them if they are thinking of me when they are gone, they have to pick up the next rock they see. No matter what the rock looks like. I have rocks from all over the world in a single jar (it’s a large jar). I also have a bit of Roman concrete. ❤️✌️
Beautiful!
I'm so jealous! Such beautiful sea glass and pottery. I'm loving those blues. I wish I could find that here in Florida.
You guys found beautiful pieces 😊
I really enjoy your videos.
You have such beautiful scenery up there and fantastic beaches to comb for treasures. It's a joy to watch the jewelry items being made - so creative. Thank you for posting.
Beautiful ❤
Beautiful work Gail.
Thank you so much!
Nice piece of jewelry.
It was a part of a jam or marmalade jar. I really enjoy watching you videos.
What an adventure just to be out looking for sea glass,especially if you have someone who share the same interest as you,even more so if it's mother and daughter. Love the sea pottery,not so easy to be found. Also love the old bricks. Your mom is so good at jewellary making. I have a cobalt blue codd marble which I would love to turn into a pendant,but the jewelers here ask me a fortune,and it requires so little silver.. Think I must start something myself ;) Beautiful leaf pendant. Would love what the history was behind that piece of pottery. You both are so gifted and always friendly and full of enthusiasme,and down to earth. Keep warm. Greetings from Cape Town
I love watching your videos! The photography is absolutely beautiful and the music is spot on. Very very soothing and educational. Thank you! 🥰
I love your videos, the mick brick is quite funny. It would make a great paper weight. Lol
Wonderful adventure!!! And it was fun to watch the jewelry making!!!
Some good little finds at the beach. Taking the Mickey is the same in Australia. Enjoyed this video 👍🏼😊
beautiful blues
You are such a great photographer. I love your videos and such lovely music too. Keep up the good work. I feel like I'm right there with you.
What a beautiful place! We loved the shots of the scenery with no music, just letting the beautiful sky speak for it self
i'm from Massachusetts and we call what you girls do,beach combing!
Thats just what we call it too!
Love the stones with holes. Love. love them