Best One We've Ever Found! Mudlarking on the Foreshore (Treasure Hunting)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ย. 2023
- Join us once again mudlarking on the river foreshore as amongst the trinkets we find something really special!
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I just go ahead and hit the like button before I even get started watching since you ladies never disappoint.
Me too!
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Those elderberries were so lovely. The rosehips are so juicy with all the rain you’ve had. They are packed with vitamin C and can be made into a jam or scrape out the seeds and dry for tea.
I love the green stopper as well.
The rising tide, your music and shots of flowers were so peaceful. Thank you.
Great comment o agree! I imagine it is difficult to film work and edit and decide on theme accompanied by music . You girls do so well. Thank you from Pa., USA
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I thought those were rosehips.
It’s not a Northern Mudlarks video without the “hellooo” thank you for keeping the tradition ☺️
Serious question: How do you pass up all those blackberries? If it were me there, I'd be all chipmunk cheeked. 😂
Thank you for picking up the lead. You ladies are so delightful. I feel like I'm checking with friends when I watch you. Take care.
What a lovely lark! Especially that beautiful green stopper 💚
The elderberries were ready for jelly!!! The green glass stopper is amazing. The teapot was heart breaking. Love watching!!!! By the way I'm from Pennsylvania,USA
@@judishubert6016 Hiya Pennsylvania, eastern North Carolina here. I used to be married to a man from Levittown, Bucks County. We lived up there for several years before we divorced. I loved going down to Philly on the train. Reading Terminal Market is awesome! Philadelphia is one of my favorite cities in the US.
When my kids shouted "cog marble!" They said it with your accent 🤣 We're from Texas. Made my day. Love and light to you ladies!
It's a Codd marble, but it's so cool that your kids are into this!
@@YvonneWilson312 thank you for the correction ☺️ They absolutely love it and we go on our own treasure hunting adventures now ❤️
Crazy finding the onion!!! Excited to see the elderberry bush! My grandma made wonderful elderberry jam and homemade bread, yum, what a treat!!!🥰🥰🥰
I am always intrigued by the broken dishes and pottery you come across. I have built and made many potting tables over the years using broken dishes for the mosaic designs I place on the back splashes and cupboard doors. My dream is to visit some day to lark along with some of my favorite mudlarkers! 😊
It was a marbellous day!🟢🟤⚪️
The green stopper is gorgeous!❤
At times the beauty of your video moved me to tears - the stunning closeups of Nature approaching autumn with the soulful, wistful music. Thank you for your inspiring creativity and art.
Another terrific video! You ladies are bigger treasures than all the wonderful treasures you find! 🕊️🕊️
I look forward to your new videos every week. Today, as soon as I saw that bottle stopper, that's what I thought - The Prince of Wales Feathers! HOW LUCKY A FIND! Wonderful that you had such good weather. Happy larking to you!
Alex, congratulations on finding the beautiful green stopple bopper. I don't live in the UK, but I thought it looked like the emblem of the Prince of Wales's feathers.
Looking forward to seeing your treasures at the roundup.
If someone is interested in foraging for fruit, that river foreshore is really the place for that with the blackberries, elderberries & it looks like apples as well. My goodness, you found loads of beads & Codd marbles.
Rose hips!! Big juicy ones, also perfect for making jelly. 😊
@@loisbolton1800 Oh, so that's what I thought looked like apples? I'm not that familiar with identifying rosehips. Hi from eastern North Carolina.
The onion find is so funny! I hope you took it home and cooked it, I would! 😂
I wonder where it came from????
I love seeing your nature pictures as I can't walk very well unless it's on concrete. Your channel brightens my day! The music is so pleasant as well. Thank you.
That green stopper is beautiful 😍 looks like a crown.
What a delightful day.
The green stopper is amazing! That lid probably are grapes and the rest of the jar looked the same. I have two very similar jars I inherited from my Aunt, meant for jams and jelly, one is shaped like a blackberry and the other is a strawberry. Mine aren’t very old though, but I wouldn’t be surprised if that was the kind of jar your lid fits on. My friends make elderberry jam, it’s really good…
And Elderberries are so good for health! 💜
I also have a strawberry jar. I love it! I'm going to do searches for the grapes jar with lid. It's amazing looking.
Marblous just marblous !
I truly love your videography, especially when the sea came back to claim the treasures…. Hugs to both of you..
Another Wonderful of day mudlarking! Love love the video!!
Wonderful video Ladies, lots of finds, I especially like the green bottle stopper and how pretty all the copper cleaned up. The blackberries made my mouth water, the flowers were lovely and the shots of the tide coming in were mesmerizing. Thanks Gail and Alex, have a great week.
Your finds are so much more interesting than what we usually find on the Rappahannock River off the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia, USA.
Ohh awesome treasures!! I just love that bottle stopper! Amazing that the beads and buttons don't get crushed in the tides. Where I live is closer to the Outer Bank's of NC, the graveyard of the Atlantic, is hard to find a shell whole. But our lower beaches the surf is calm we find beautiful shells, sand dollars etc. Never a cod marble! I love it. ❤️🤟🤗
I was glad to see you here today 😅. I love your show you always make me happy.
great finds, that green stopper is wonderful, wonder if you have a bottle it would fit into? Gail, you didn't take home the onion? most bizare larking item I have seen so far. look forward to seeing your future collection video's. thank you for all your hard work sharing with us 🥰 the very best day to all
My Grandmother (who would have been 107) kept an old smallish green bottle of smelling salts which had the exact same Prince of Wales bottle stopper stuck tight.
Hi Gail and Alex, what a wonderful green bottle stopper. Thanks girls. Janice. Cuddle for you all. Xx
The lovely little grape lid is off a grape jam jar. The jar itself is in the shape of grapes. So sweet.😊
You are very lucky today, my friends 🙂
Hi Ladies!!! 👋 Thank you for another wonderful outing!!!That Tea Pot would make a beautiful Planter!! 👍
Here in Louisiana in the USA, we haven't had any rain in over 45 days! Send us some rain, please!! So glad you got to mudlark in the beautiful sun today.
What great finds!!! Love the stopper! I was going to ask if you ever forage while you lark. All the blackberries to make jam. You guys should make a button quilt if you have enough. Great video ladies!
Alex, you mentioned horrible rain this summer in there, I live in Alberta, Canada and we had thousands of hectares of forests burn to the ground and no rain. Interesting how weather patterns can determine our lives. Hugs!
Love, love the emerald green stopper. I am so glad you identified the feather top. I knew it looked like something I had seen but couldn't figure where, hey I'm American. Love, love, the two of you. PS I love my Scottish heritage, my paternal grandmother was a Graham.
The green stopper! Wow! What a great lark today. ✨✨✨✨
Hi Gail and Alex, what a beautiful green bottle stopper. Thanks for taking us along on your mud adventure😀
Oh my I love that PrinceofWales stopper it is amazing
You could make a Japanese Kintsugi repair on broken or cracked pottery or porcelain. That could be an episode.
Just what I need
Hello Gail and Alex, I really miss you in the past couple of weeks but today is my catch-up day. I have been away from all media on a trip so I was filled with lots of fun and many hours of catching up. I think my favourite sign is that green bottle stopper that you found Alex amazing looking absolutely amazing. Can’t wait to see you next week show.❤🇨🇦
You had a marbleous day!
That bead cleaned up well. You found some good things. I like the grape lid. I hope you find out more about it.
Fantastic lark! That bottle stopper is so pretty. Alex, I’m glad you left in “the struggle” It shows some of the tough ways you have to go about your mudlarkimg. Thanks for another great video.
Wonderful stopper it shiould go in the window of wonders such a lovely green. The spongeware was interesting too. A lovely lot of finds on this lark. Stay safe near that water we don't want you falling in.
You a foragers heaven there… elderberries, blackberries and rose hips. Not to mention the random onion.
Love all the finds especially the feathered perfume bottle stopper green beautiful glass, another fabulous Lark!!!
beautiful stopper for Prince William. u could repaint the clay beads & add to other finds to make Xmas tree ornaments. fun hunt. thanx
Looking forward to a "collections" video! It will be stunning!!!
You gave me a giggle when you found the onion. I wouldn’t waste it either. 😊
You've done BRILLIANTLY. I love the name Gordon and the green stopper.
Nice you got out larking...the photography and music is so well done..great finds! I love how you showed the tide coming in.
Beautiful bottle stopper congratulations👏👏 great day, hope the elderberry cordial turned out ok. Take care and thank you for sharing 👍🙏❤️
I just love to find shards of old colorful pottery! Watching the tide come in is mesmerizing!
Alex when you crawled under that branch, you did it with grace.
Ohhh! My favorite color. That beautiful stopple bopper with feathers is a m a z i n g❣
Yes Alex, that is a special stopper
Hello beautiful ladies⚘️⚘️🌞
Yes the best find is the green bottle stopper
Another wonderful video! Thank you for sharing the incoming tide.,, I could quite literally smell the sea…
We had a 106 I was watching your video going in the weather, there is wonderful and I love your videos such an adventure, wonderful finds
Don't be sorry buth the rain. Here in south Norway. We have rain to. And flom . . Why you not build a Lamp pyramid of the kud Mabel. . Have be nice . Good night here from and have a great week 🤗
Yum blackberries!
That green stopper was beautiful
Here on the northwest coast of Canada we usually get tons of rain from March all through summer with just a nice break in July and this year we have had just a few rainy days and drought like conditions, quite a turnabout....love all your video's and I'm always amazed at all the cod marbles that you find. It is sad that fall is arriving so quickly and here as well. Cheerio!
I LOVE that perfume bottle stopper! It's so beautiful. Congrats on that. 😊
The island with whale tails I do believe. Great time with you guys. Alex soldier “ low crawl”. Respect!
Love the finds, normally do. Lucky ladies you are. I really enjoy watching you guys outdoors, as so many disregard what a thrill this is to do verses being stuck on playing games on devices. Good examples for us to get out in the sunshine as God intended.
My favorite is the perfume bottle that you took great care to clean up beautifully!❤
That green stopper is so pretty! What a bounty of frutis. Hope you had time to pick black berries and those lovely big rose hips (lots of vitamin C). That was a huge elderberry bush! It's fascinating to see how fast the water comes back in.
Yeah it's Sunday ! Lucky finds for you today.
A marbleous day!
Yay! It looks like you had a marble-ous day!
Thank You for an entertaining Video. I do hope you are both fully recovered from your recent illness and are managing to get some of your projects going.
I remember all you use to find was buttons, paint pots and knuckle bones. 😊 Well done on the finds!
In the 1880's a troop of Buffalo Bill's wild west show traveled to England .
A native American Chief was part of the troop...
Onced returned to his beloved Great Plains he was asked what he thought of England & said he didnt care for it...
He called it "the land of no sun".
I live in Texas & I've traveled some & the one thing I always miss is our abundance of sunshine..
I love to watch you ladies find your treasures. I imagine the people that used those items all those years ago. Keep up the treasure hunting. I will continue to watch. Thank you both.
I noticed the wind flipping up your tablecloth, maybe you could make some tablecloth weights with your cod marbles
Avery marble-Lou’s day🤗💖🦋
Always enjoy your videos and the two of you together what a blessing 🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖💖💖
Ahhh, isn't sunshine just wonderful!😊 What a great haul! Will be in Maine for two weeks and will get to see the fall colors first time in 15 years!! Can't wait!
Very much looking forward to your collections video! 🤗🫠
Thanks!
Thank you! xx
Brilliant video thanks ladies ❤
As always, thanks for showing us the beauty from your “office window”.
1.58 min: This really began to become a marbelous (marblelous?) day. 😁 ;-)
Excellent haul, ladies! That green stopper is my fav!
Lovely day indeed. Enjoyed and thank you for sharing
Thanks for taking us along on another wonderful adventure. Your finds are all treasures and I look forward to seeing what some of the items might end up as in your jewelry making. Have a very good week ahead.
Elderberry jelly, yum. The green stopper is ostrich plumes. Jelly and wine are something we make a lot of here in Tennessee, USA.
You had a good day I love the green stopper !!!❤
That one piece looks like a tiny cluster of gooseberries to me! 😄
The green stopper with Prince of Wales feathers on it is stunning!
I love the stopper! I would LOVE to see your collections. That would be amazing.
I remember my aunt having a jam jar with a lid just like yours. Hers was purple instead of green. Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your videos.
Love love love the green stopper.
Sympas le bouchon vert, sa ressemble a des plumes d' autruche.
It's so relaxing watching your video's, and elderberries are so good for your immune system no matter what you make with them.❤ Deb C. Pa. USA
Such a wonderful day and great finds especi❤ally the green stopper.
I love this big tea pot!!! Cool pottery! Thanks for adventure!
over the last two days we've been playing 'backyard archaeology.'..we've been pulling up bricks that had been laid as a floor in an old shed addition to the garage..my son had pulled the extension down a few years back when we were going to fix up the garage, but pulling the extension down was as far as was gotten..well we've now built a new galvanised shed in its place and we wanted to level/relay the brick flooring..with the digging we have found lots of things that were buried, prior to council rubbish pickups began..my home was built in 1917..anyway, the latest finds were 2 milk glass cream/ointment jars and a small clear glass Bex ( I think) bottle..all unbroken..also found a row of bricks, hiding under the dirt, that looked like they were garden edging..they'd been hiding UNDER the brick flooring..I suspect they could not be bothered removing them so instead buried and built over them..all the different materials that were used for backfill..old floor tiles, glass and bones..it's the closest I'm ever going to get to 'mudlarking' in a suburb that was built up in the late 40's early 50's, in Melbourne, Australia....