Mudlarking ENDLESS Trail of FINDS! Treasure Hunting on the Foreshore.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 เม.ย. 2023
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WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOUR STORE WERE YOU SELL YOUR JEWLERY WE ARE ALL CURIOUS TO SEE ALL YOUR CREATIONS
Look in the description. Theres a link to it.
I haven't been getting any notices on new thing's either.
Every video I click the Etsy link ans for a year, it has said they were on a break.
I would love to know the same info!! I love the sterling cross hatch heart that Alex cast from a pipe imprint in silver! Where would you find this???
Y’all will have to sew some of the old dress hem weights into the table cloth for the windy round up days!! Thank you ladies so very much for taking us along on one of your many mudlarking adventures. Love and hugs to you both!!❤❤❤
What a great idea! xx
That green bottle with the dropper was beautiful
I still can’t believe how much your videos bless me. I love seeing the old designs of the things that were made in history. I get such a rush, and gives me healing in my soul. I told you your videos were important to me. Thank you so very much for not stopping.
Your videos are so calming and easy to watch. I can’t say the same for others. I love these types of larks when so many very cool treasures are found that it makes me want to jump on a plane and go with you larking.
Just amazing I love it. God bless you from Idaho.
While Gail was saying she’d leave that beautiful little cut glass bottle there I was saying ‘no, take it, you can cut off the edges and make beautiful pendants’. So glad it came home with you after all! Lovely jaunt-thanks again for taking us along!!
I was shouting no too! and thought exactly the same x Pendants all the way xx
I just wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you for all your efforts and for the wonderful program you make which I have been blessed to watch every week I look forward to every episode of yours (also Sifinds and Nicola White). It is literally the only thing I watch other than sports on TV. I especially feel attached because (forgive me but) It seems I have watched Alex grow up on you tube over the years. Anyway, from across the pond in Canada, Thanks Gail and Alex for all you do. Have fun out there :)
Aw, thank you so much, that's so kind of you to say - it's people like you that keep us going. When we go filming, we feel as if we are taking family along with us! xx
How you get your finds so clean always amazes me , great finds ladies ❤❤
😊 thank you
K, hold on
Fun Lark Ladies! I loved the blue marbles. When I was working at a Donut Shop in early 1970s a handsome fellow at the drive-up window @ 4am his radio playing "Take it Easy" by the Eagles.❣Hold on I am getting to the point! I commented on his lovely necklace. He said it was his teeth from babyhood/childhood/early adulthood saved & he strung himself. WOW I waited a long time to share that wee story. I hope it brought a smile! 🤟from California❤
We are smiling! xx
Could have been used for grabbing square bails of hay, but you would have needed two. Those old makeup containers look good in shadow boxes.
That's a very good guess. Mine is pretty silly: I was thinking, "Safe cracking tool." 🤣🤣🤣😜
Your drone shots are awesome! That little blue perfume bottle is from Evening in Paris perfume. Thanks girls!
You two do such a great job. I miss not seeing the birds at you windows.
The blue bottle from Bourjois is from Evening in Paris perfume.
maybe you could have turned the broken perfume bottle into a Christmas decoration by grinding te top off and adding two little holes on either side to hang it x
Love the padlocks!
Hello Gail, Hello Alex. Today has been a grand adventure. I can't wait to see all the glorious jewellery you make with your finds. Greetings from the U.S.A.
Like the locks and the details on them.
The little religious medal is known as a miraculous medal. They are worn for protection. My mother used to sew them into our coats. ❤
The piece from the iron would make a perfect little painted fairy house.
A photographer I know calls it the golden hour when the sun shines like that in the evenings ❤
Love the way you always 'clean up' your findings . . . some 'mudlarkers' don't, which is a shame. Revealing the almost original beauty of your finds shows how much you care and love what you do. Thank you. Ann (Canada)
I love the little duck!!!!
Well now ladies, the Bartman jug piece could easily have been a prized jug handed down through family after family, until one day it got dropped and smashed. Ending up in the bin. Absolutely anything could turn up at a dump. Things no longer thought of as of any use or value. Only to be found now and though of as real treasure.
I even recognised that grumpy face part instantly. I think they are fabulous and I'd be so delighted to find a full face...I've seen it happen, so i know its posdible. To have a full jug....well envy is a bad thing. So they say. 😅
I loved all the things you found. The marbles were so pretty. Someone's prized marbles at one time. It quite boggles my brain to think of all the wonderful things which people throw away. Its finding those special interesting things that's the hard bit.
Thankfully some days are filled with larker's luck and you come home with some cracking finds. Which makes me happy. I look forward to your next adventure and always the makes.
Thank you Gail and Alex. X
What a fun day!
OMG the "Oh, what's that?" literally made me laugh out loud. Hahahahah
Hey ladies I live in nova Scotia, Canada. I love to watch you mudlarking adventures and when you make things from your finds! You're awesome!
8:52 You found a "calico" button c1890 and into the 1930s! A porcelain button made by the chines. Here in the United States, they made the patterns to match the print on fabric to make cowboy/western style blouses! I love finding them. Nice find! Thank you for sharing!💕
Hello 👋 from New York USA you Guy's found Some Amazing Finds my Favorite Definitely Was the Little Bottles the locks 🔒 and the lipstick 💄 Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next 😊
Hi. Use the little Cracker Jack half boy. As a statue on a pedestal, in your doll house. Paint it white. Enjoyable good week.
The tiny blue bottle reminds me of a mothers day gift from my dad to my mom. It was a gift set of Evening in Paris cologne set. They were all in that cobalt blue. I love your adventures.
Good moring frome Cyprus Island 😊🦋🐞🐛🌸💐🌺🥀and hear is lovely Spring🌞
🙋♀️❤ love to roundup outdoors! HAPPY SPRING!
Another lovely lark with you two...I keep thinking (not that you two creatives need any new ideas from me, but...)...thinking that the aqua glass bottle stops would make a gorgeous pathway set in tinted concrete or the like...I can't wait to see what you come up with for them! 😊❤
I’m just as weird as Alex, because I do to love teeths. 😂🦄 The little Daisy duck poem was lovely.
It would be cute to make an outdoor sculpture of a hedgehog with those glass stoppers you always find….turned point out for the quills of course.
I am glad you took the tiny broken perfume bottle. It will be gorgeous in a bezel with the light shining through. If not for jewellery then as an ornament.
I always look forward to your videos.
That little tin duck is gorgeous. I wonder could it have had a wee hinged lid? I think I remember seeing one as a pendant when I was a child 70 years ago. I love watching your videos. Thank you.
Perhaps plant a wee succulent in it!
I have a couple more... lol...ty for your work and love.
I watch several mudlarkers and not one has ever found a dice. Good luck, I hope you find one.😊❤🙏
Thank you - keep your fingers crossed! xx
Beautiful singing ,by the way!
Love the padlocks and the tooth !! 🦘
Some of the meat paste bottles are so cute! You would not think meat or fish paste bottles would be so cute!
😊 You know that little flower pot that had no bottom, You could glue it to a saucer and make it have a bottom.😊
Like your finds! Great finds ladies!
I say A is for Avon lipstick. Cute padlocks! The duck needs something (a spongeware daisy?) in the in the hole and to be paired with the shard "full of pluck" on a chain! ☺️
13:58 THANK YOU SO MUCH, I've been wondering what those are in mudlarking videos for AGES!!!!
That little perfume bottle would make an adorable hanging bottle with an air plant
I use iron to make rust handmade paper & fabric 😉
Sweet mini dolls 🍵
Keep Rocking 🤙 the good stuff 👍 Beautiful people 🤗🐇🕊️🦅🇺🇲🗽🌷
So nice to spend my Sunday with my favorite mother daughter duo. Wonderful finds this week ladies!
The lead wheel with spokes would make an interesting pendant if you cast one in silver. Also, the iron would have been neat painted up as a fairy door then used as a door stop.
Thanks for taking me on your treasure hunt.
Thanks for joining us! xx
Lovely!
Lovely. What happened to the little squashed ring? And the child’s ring? I love rings 😉
Kate , The little squashed ring is the metal wrap that comes with a set of sheep shears to hold the blades together. That's the ones that look like big scissors .
Great finds today
Gail, that Iron hook thing, looks like a pic they would have used to haul ice off of the delivery trucks back in the day, or a hook to grab bundles of hay off back of the trucks ? 💜 love all of what You & Alex do & the great content You & Alex give us. 🦋🦋
Fantastic finds and so interesting thanks for sharing 😊
Such a fun and beautiful day to rediscover these curiously fabulous finds! I can’t wait to see the what creative masterpiece you’ve come up with for the Bearded Man. Thanks for bringing us all along ❤
Another interesting find was the odd fastener. It is like those attached to a suspender belt for holding up nylon stockings pre tights. There were usually two each side and would have had a soft button type attachment behind it and you would trap a bit of your stocking top between the two parts.
Great video some unusual items.
That was great fun - especially the bonus "Ditch Dig" at the end! 🤣🤣 The marbles were marvelous, the sherds were sublime, the bottles were bodacious, and all the copper pieces were capricious and unexpected. 🤣🤣🤣 But that Bartman beard... I blurted the name out just seconds before you, Alex. It surprised the heck out of me, because, until that moment, I hadn't realised how much knowledge I've acquired by watching mudlarking videos! 🤯🤣 I'm looking forward to seeing all the craft videos that may turn up - sometime. 🤣🤣🤣🥰 Thank you for all your effort in producing these videos. See you next week. 😊😘🤗💖👍
Dear lovely Northern Mudlarking Ladies.
👍👌👏 Congratulations for a lot of beautiful and/or interesting finds. It is a very well done video again and as always. By the way: Since some episodes I wonder if Alex is singing some of the songs. But unfortunately I cannot find anything about the music in the descriptions. So it may stay a guess. 2) You won't believe how happy I was to see the little broken perfume bottle at the roundup. I definitely thought that you would leave it behind. I instantly thought that it would make 2 great Christmas tree or window decoration pieces if cut and ground. Or maybe even 2 pendants. 3) Because I love nearly anything that is green, I would definitely have taken the little green dropper bottle. 4) Somehow this time all the shiny well cleaned copper metal pieces stuck out. Especially the thick rod and of course the beautiful logs Intrigued me. 5) The wristwatch wasn't mentioned and therefore I think it was gone too far.
As always: Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health in particular. To both of you of course.
Thank you - your comment is lovely, as always! xx
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You're welcome, it's my pleasure.
2) You are lovely... as always! 💚💚
3) Thanks for replying and especially for another heart. I always and totally appreciate both very much.
Sincerely yours.
Great springtime finds. Think the 2 locks were made for each other 😁
Great video girls and some fab find so much lovely bits x
Thanks guys! xx
Love your shows
You’ve got enough of the perfume bottle to turn the front into a pendant. I love it.
Just before you found the rose plate you found a bit of metal filigree that you didn’t take - think it would have cleaned up well… really like brass ring. Glad you kept the ornate tiny perfume glass!
That rose plate could be the fantastic center of a stained glass piece.
Absolutely love your videos! Soooo interesting!
The ditch was a gold mine!
That thing that looked like a hand tool is actually a foot pedal from an old car. I think it is most likely a brake pedal. I have made the same discovery, and luckily my father is a vintage car mechanic, and he can identify most 1920s era and other period vehicle parts. I've been enjoying your channel since the beginning, thanks for your stabilizing creativity.
Hello there,again. I can go one up on the tooth crowns that are now a collection!! I have 4 of them,but they are still well and truly fixed in place!! Haha.! As always,love from Jo.xxxxxxx
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good one!!! 😁
The copper rod is a magic wand!
Great finds love that fork ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Maybe one day you can make a chandelier out of all the glass bottle stoppers you find
Very interesting the items you left behind. That was cool looking at that old water bottle and glove. It always amazes me what can survive in the old rubish dumps.
The large piece you found you thought was an enamel sign. Is a piece of an art deco enamel farm tabletop, or the back of the hutch that matches it.
I was going to comment this also. It looked like the top of an enameled kitchen table or a backsplash panel of some sort. In the US at least, the tables were quite common and often had painted designs on top, stripes and florals. That one had super nice florals and I would have taken it!
Lots of interesting finds and lovely scenery.
Ground rod for grounding structures against lightning.The copper rod ran from the roof peak, down and into the ground.19th into early 20th century .
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I imagine the little duck with a crystal in its back. 🤗
Really enjoyed the video!
Lovely video as always you find pleasure in everything you find 🙂
It's a miraculous medal
The Bartman jug fragment is fab!
It is interesting to watch you both lovely ladies mudlarking & finding mats of use & interest. But i still think you should at leadt wear disposal gloves or maybe some durable industrial glove (washable types) while sourcing thru those mud, just for extra protection from minor cuts, viruses, bacteria & etc.
Keep up the interesting finds & with love from Malaysia ❤👍
Finding that freshly dug dump and it's full of gems. Perhaps the dice is hiding there. Such gorgeous finds as always. Loved this trip. 😊
Yes, it's just the place to find one! Thank you xx
Hi Alex, here is a bit of information about the little button you found with the red pattern on it. It is what is known as a "China" because of the clay and the process in which is it made. This is not only what is known as a "China" but a "China Calico" button. The making of these types of buttons were labor intensive and very slow as they were made by hand. I'm a button collector and there is a ton of information about them, but I thought you might rather enjoy doing the research on it. The National Button Society as well as many other Calico collectors have cataloged the series of each pattern of these tiny treasures.
Nice finds.
When you did “show and tell” I immediately thought of a collage. If you filled up the table with some of your favorites then take photos ,. Maybe even a jig saw puzzle.
Alex, that red and white button is very collectible! It's called a Calico button. I have brown and blue examples.
Great Handle Idea.
U should have kept the green dropper bottle is vintage and bake a light is very popular in the U.S. I would have really cherished that bottle in my bottle collection ❤😊
Amazing finds. I love the Bartmann fragment. The small flat blue bottle is 'Evening in Paris' perfume by Bourjois.
The small red patterned button is, I believe, a calico printed button and a great collectible! I have several brown calico and really love the patterns.
I thought it was a very pretty button too, possibly from the 1930's.
I think that’s Salvador Dali’s fork 😉
Perhaps a bit of lite digging at the places where you found those beards, could there be really old stuff just beneath the surface…
Thanks for all that you are doing. I find it all thrilling.
Sacred heart ❤
I like to see what you two find. Happy hunting. I'm glad you kept the broken but fancy bottle. It's so pretty.
Thank you! xx
Hello both, I find it amusing that you found the little blue bourjois bottle. I found 1 last year in my garden. Only the other day I finally looked it up. Mine still has the lid on so I could just get a faint musky whiff from it.
That tool was a hay claw! You would put it between your fingers and grip it to pull hay bales:) it was a great tool when moving lots of hay bales :)
You could glue the glass bottle stops together to make intresting suncatchers. Sort of snowflake style. Each one dofferent
Some great finds once again. Love and God Bless ladies 🤗😘💖🙏
I liked the blue bottle and the brown one with bakealite cap