Finding old things, in a small woodland stream. A mudlarking adventure.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- I returned to a site I've been to once before; and explored it further... found some good old trash-treasures, and had fun searching.
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This Canadian really admires your concern for the environment and so appreciate how much plastic and other waste you remove from the waterways. You make me want to be a better person and follow your example. I also enjoy the music in your videos and share your joy when you find something you really like!
Thank you, I hope you get a good feeling from whatever work you do to make the world a little nicer. 🙂
Thank you Tom Burleigh for taking me along with you on this walk. Totally enjoyable!
The space. The space. The wide open space. I love it!!
Look at that window sill... honestly. And the view.... lucky man.
🖐 hands up please more of these please . Thanks for some wonderful viewing again love from Sue in
New Zealand again thank xx
WW1 1916 Standard War Office Issued British Soldier's Service Spoon.
Known as a "fiddleback" and made of cuprinickel, this pattern of spoon was introduced in 1894 under pattern 3910/1894 and was to remain in service throughout the Great War, although it was supplemented by a new pattern in 1917 that more closely resembles the ‘teardrop’ handle of today.
The letters numbers on the back are the soldiers ID, the ones on the front are his regiment. The more symbols stamped on a spoon, the more owners it had.
fantastic information!
Thanks so much for the excellent and in depth identification. 🙂 I hope I can identify the soldier it was issued to one day... I've found another one too since then.🙂
Your accent is very tranquil and with the sound of the stream makes it even more so.
watching your video's make me wish that the states were a 100 years older.
Iron wheel would make wonderful garden art
The colors of the bottles remind me of a Caribbean Sea.
Those jar lids would make an awesome window in a door!!!
Coming out of the tunnel revealed a most beautiful green scene
Hello Tom,
I'm always humbled by your videos, the plastic and lead you remove and the greenery. I hail from the 🏜 desert, which is very hot and harsh.
The dragonfly truly made me smile. When I was pregnant 15 years ago I had a very large bright blue dragonfly that decided me and my belly were very fascinating, I giggled and said I must be having a boy. Well months later on today's date I gave birth to a boy, with eyes the same color as that dragonfly. Little messengers I call the dragonflies now. Thank you for the reminder of that memory.
Thanks for sharing, I love dragonflies, and now, think I want to try and turn some of my finds into a sculpture of one someday soon. 🙂
I now pick up all plastic and trash found on my walks around the trails and foot paths by my home here in Canada got the idea for watching Tom Burleigh .
A lovely green stroll which makes a cold November night here seem much warmer.
As always,a beautiful video,very relaxing,thanks.I would go back again👍😊
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it. 🙂 I'm planning on going back when the trees are in their autumn colours.
So enjoyable! Thank you!
Always enjoy your rambling walks
Thank you. 🙂
This was a lovely lark, please return, and I loved the reading of the poem which brought a tear to my eyes.
What a departing view
The stone,wow,erroded by ice and water,super.
Your voice is soothing you could surely be a story teller great finds
I was going over in my head who your voice sounds like I hope your not offended by my comments but your voice sounds like the narrator of “Winnie the Pooh “
Not offended at all, thank you. 🙂
Another beautiful walk along. Great finds
Today I figured out why you find so many paste jars. I used to wonder what in the world people did with all that paste - like, what were they gluing together so much? :D But thanks to your narrative, I figured out that "meat paste" was a thing, which means that people must have eaten food pastes of various kinds. It makes so much more sense now!
The mushrooms were magical and I was yelling take that rock!!
How pretty! Thanks for sharing your bit of nature with us!
The “stone” you found is a fossil called Septeria nodule/concretion. An it’s super cool, you should go back and get it. A concretion is a hard, compact mass of matter formed by the precipitation of mineral cement within the spaces between particles, and is found in sedimentary rock or soil. Concretions are often ovoid or spherical in shape, although irregular shapes also occur. The word 'concretion' is derived from the Latin con meaning 'together' and crescere meaning 'to grow'. Concretions form within layers of sedimentary strata that have already been deposited. They usually form early in the burial history of the sediment, before the rest of the sediment is hardened into rock. This concretionary cement often makes the concretion harder and more resistant to weathering than the host stratum. Descriptions dating from the 18th century attest to the fact that concretions have long been regarded as geological curiosities. Because of the variety of unusual shapes, sizes and compositions, concretions have been interpreted to be dinosaur eggs, animal and plant fossils (called pseudofossils), extraterrestrial debris or human artifacts.
that was a very cool rock. I had it in my hypothetical bag!
@@FloweryPrint Your loss.
Delightful! Just delightful...
Thank you. 🙂
Loved the footage through the tunnel illuminated by head torch and the light at the end. Thank you for reciting the poem about Cock Robin, very characterful and entertaining. Looking forward to a craft video before the end of the year if the spirit takes you. Cheers Tom.
Thank you, the spirit is definitely taking me into Craft video territory; a new heavy duty craft table is arriving in the next few days and I'm so looking forward to it. 🙂 I'm glad you enjoyed the tunnel (I'm planning a few tunnel visits), and the Poem (I've recorded quite a few poet recitals, just waiting on other collaborators to make decent videos) 🙂
What a beautiful place!
As always a wonderful video full of beautiful sites and commentaries. Thank you
My blood pressure drops respectively when I watch your videos!! 😊
I loved 💕 the broken bright blue women’s hand that you left 😢
That brass and rod looked like the inner liner of an old coffee percolator.
You are so poetic. This felt like an adventure. Thank you!
Another fine walk amongst the trees and stream. Even your dump is pretty. Favourite find of the day is the gnome. Thanks Tom.
The wheel things in a collection would make a great malgamation of a metal boarder to a flower bed. A heavy metal rocking boarder.
Lots of nice blue and white , but my favorite is the little dwarf figurine too . Just think how long he's been lying there waiting for someone to find him and take him away from this dump ! Great video , as always .
How did this brill vid escape me. Love all the things u find. The box will loosen up by nature if u scrape a little away all round it, pick it up next time then. 👍👍👍👍👍💯 % interesting
Enjoyed your adventure. Please return as it appears you only brushed the surface. Probably when all the undergrowth has died back. Cheers from Canada.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I think I will go back; probably when the trees are in their autumnal colours. 🙂
thanks for the nice relaxing walk!
Looking forwards to the crafting videos, Tom.
Favorite youtuber by far
Fun mudlark video. I love the view from your window
hands up!
Thanks. 🙂
Wow that was beautiful thank u Tom have a nice day 👣💯👌
Please return at least once more. I'm desperate to see your sphinx finished. And I love that small hexagonal (?) blue shear top bottle. Beautiful. Thank you. Loved the location - though the mosquito that got in the house and proceeded to sting/bite me 6-8 times around my elbow was annoying - but gave the whole video some realism. I hope you get your camera.
Beautiful area.
Would someone please give or send TOM an intact cod bottle?
YES, PLEASE, return to this place again. :D
Thanks get in. The finding of the thing is the main appeal for me; I could easily buy a Codd bottle off Ebay... but finding one would be a joy far greater than shopping.
I hope to return to this site in the Autumn, when the leaves are red. 🙂
@@tomburleigh9261 I just thought it would make you smile. We don't have them here or I would send you one. I can "hear" smiles in people's voices and it would have been a pleasure to hear yours.
@@getin3949 Yes, it would make me smile. 🙂 I have an almost child-like delight at recieving any parcel in the post (even ones I've bought myself). Perhaps I should do an unboxing video one day.
The haunting guitar in your videos is a wonderful accompaniment.
Yes! I love this place!!
you do hunt in some of the most lovely Beatrice Potter like magical places! Your commentaries are intelligent and thoughtful with such a soothing voice! a pleasure!
What a beautiful area you brought us to. Thank you for taking us along on the adventure.
So relaxing
The tiny white dwarf is Santa, I believe. I have a similar one - I collect tiny santa figurines from the turn of the century. I will try to post a photo. Your adventures are a delight during this challenging time, I’ve enjoyed them immensely. Thank you so much.
I would have thought the little figure was a NOME they have been popular seems like forever
I would have said that too... it reminds me of a glass Christmas ornament I have
A Christmas cake figurine
If you still have the wheel I have an idea for it. You can add some legs to it and use it as a plant stand.
I have so enjoyed finding your videos! The solitide and gorgeous scenery are not to be found in my corner of California. If there were streams and tunnels, unfortunately you'd encounter many homeless people. Thank you for taking me along these journeys - it's just been wonderful.
Love the poem 🦘
Reciting the poem was brilliant ❤️
I love the Forests. So healing.
What a grim poem we learned as children
Hi Tom, thanks for making this charming, calming video. Yorkshire countryside is so green and pleasant I love it here.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy my work... I do love the Yorkshire countryside, and am happy to be able to film it, and share it with so many. 🙂
I think that the cat is really a dog of the whippet /hound variety.
For all the good work you do trash cleaning,I hope you find something rare and exciting one day...
The scent of the forest is intoxicating, I took a deep breath and I was lost
Thanks for the content Tom 😁
I love the brass buckle. A craft idea would be maybe chimes or wind catchers with lots of your finds. Lovely video as always.
OOoooooo. The long tunnel sequence was quite vividly Time-Travelesque! Tangible sense of relief to emerge back into the air & greenery! Wonderful to travel with you! Thanks for sharing!
You could make a lamp or fountain with the wheel
Tom you have the most relaxing voice i have ever heard love your choice of music
The location and footage is spectacular!
Such a beautiful stream.
Thankyou for such a delightful discovery. What a relaxing , calm , and compelling journey...eyes down , almost wellies on. Cleverly and humorously narrated. Really well done. Hooked.
i got the poem, thank you Tom.
Thanks Karen. I have recorded more poems, just waiting for the other ingredients before they're ready to upload. I have Art for a few, just the music missing... and the people working on them have many projects on the go, so going is slow 🙂
Oh a cast iron wheel! You don’t need a good excuse to take one. It’s a cast iron wheel! I do love architectural things!
A friend would make a clock out of it.
Enjoyed
🙂 Thank you.
I have never heard nor read the poem before. Quite sad, but are we never to know why the sparrow shot cock robin with the arrow?
Thoroughly enjoyed this wander through your corner of England, Tom! I am always a little startled, when you climb up out of the waterways, to see the broad expanses of sky and countryside.
Yes, please return to this peaceful place! My favorite find today is the pottery shard with the Celtic knot pattern. Stay safe and we will do the same here in Florida.
You had asked for suggestions or ideas on what to do with the big metal wheel if you went back and got it, and the best one I could come with is turinging into a light fixture hanging from the ceiling. You could turn it on it's side, and put cut bottles with lightbulbs in them hanging in between the spokes to get a rustic theme.
Looking forward to the craft video 👍🏼😊
Yes, do go back to that place again. I am sure you will find better things. In any case i will enjoy where ever you take us. Stay safe. Tammy🌻
I always enjoy your videos - They are a tranquil escape form the otherwise hectic world!
i must have missed this one i need some lovely places like this to film
12:06 Superman picks up boulder with one hand!
Lovely to find this one which somehow I had missed, although sometimes I watch the different walks more than once. Thank you.
I don’t know how I almost missed this, except I slept the whole weekend away due to migraine. It makes finding this even more special. Can I just say how much my heart danced when you finally started to pick up some of the amazing pottery shards????? I have to admit I would have kept the lovely blue glass hand. It seemed fluid and mysterious. Yay for a young Sphinx!!!!
Such a beautiful walk !!😊❤
Very interesting places you’re been to. Love your analysis of objects found. Scenery always enchanting
Thanks John; I do enjoy exploring the hidden places... they often hide interesting things. 🙂
The cast iron wheel? No craft idea, just a wonderful thing!
True, but heavy and hard to get home... and then, a bit too big in the small home. Maybe one day when I have some more space. 🙂
part of large, vintage ash tray
I remember my Granny’s Ponds cream in a milk glass jar when I was a kid in the late 60s/ early 70s in South Africa
Tom what a great video and some beautiful finds! Keep your secret Tom.
Hey if you want to help your wading safety, go to a fly fishing shop and purchase a felt sole kit. If you use the adhesive or better yet "Saltwater Goop," you glue the felt to the bottom of your boots and trim them to size. You will be able to leap nimbly from slippery rock to rock and never fall.
There are other non slip boots that you wear over neoprene socks, about knee high they use special synthetic soles.
I only suggest this because you are alone in secluded places and safety should be paramount.
Always a pleasure Tom.
Thanks for the tip, I don't think I'll find a fly fishing shop locally, but I can try online. 🙂
@@tomburleigh9261 look for wading boots repair kit
This place seems very rich in finds! Well worth another visit. Y'think?
Probably, in autumn time. 🙂
Wow Tom, what a fantastic location and video, Linda and I just watched it. I'd be delighted to have any blue and white that you don't need. Of course I will pay the postage. I was supposed to be coming home to the UK tomorrow but sadly the new quarantine laws relating to travel from the Netherlands means I can't. I long to come home and maybe that can be in October. I'd love to take a lark with you if that's convenient.
Thanks a million for your frequent mention in your larks, I really appreciate it. Keep up the good work, take care. James, Linda and Ellie.
Thanks for revealing this location to me; wouldn't have found it without you... and you can certainly have the pick of the blue and white. I have one small project in mind for it, and you're a few tiles short!?
If you can keep a good distance; October might be possible... I'm still shielding and being very careful, but it would be good to see you and lark together. 🙂
Love watching your videos at night really relaxing
That rock looked like a fossilized dino egg. I cried when you left it. Ok, not really but what a kool rock.
I really liked many of your finds today. Don't think I could have left without that blue milk glass. Even if to just have it for a future craft.
I love his voice.
Thanks Tom! Enjoyed another good adventure. Like the woodland and the streams. Stay safe!🤗
tiny white figurine may be a naif santa or gnome--- possibly Alberta or Holland Mold. ALberta Mold made a series of seven gnomes- very detailed.
Thanks for the ID. 🙂
Try and get round Keighley mate. Lots of old industry to go at.
Yeah, I've made a lot of videos around the Aire; a 1 mile stretch from East Riddleston Hall down past the sewage works... I haven't done much upstream yet, or wandered far up the Worth, both are on my list of potential spots... especially the Worth, there's a few spots I'd like to walk between where it joins the Aire, and Oxenhope. 🙂
Out of the land of enchantment you always find interesting items. I wonder if you could use a window frame and grout all the glass jar tops like a window. It would make a beautiful addition to the garden. I adore the dwarf, it would have been my favorite find of the day. Stay well Tom.♥️
Thanks Kelly, that sounds like a great idea. My Dad has some old window frames in one of his sheds, I'll ask if he can spare one. I hope you stay safe and well too. 🙂