WTF IS THIS? Relic found in a 100 year old dump
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2019
- Join the Thames Mudlarkers as they search the banks of spoil heaps at a historic London dump to see what they can find. Watch the gang unearth some of the strangest curios you will ever see! More Dump Digging • EYEBALLS, potions and ...
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Came straight to the comments to see how many said BUTT PLUG, wasn't disappointed with fellow humans, keep up the work guys!
I know it's a pain and you obviously do care but please put booties on the dog. I've seen way too many injuries to animals in places like that doing archaeology. It's not just the shards of glass and metal, but the crazy amount of bacteria and bugs and diseases that get in their nails and between their toes. She takes off like a missile don't she?! Good Poppy!
What I love about your channel is that, unlike American digger type shows, you are excited about the finds for their beauty and never put a monetary value on the things you find.💘
You know you are really old when things that you used daily as a child, turn up on "TH-cam" as relics of the past, and apparently dating from the Victorian era! Stoneware pigs, Owbridges Lung Tonic, Parishes Food, and Jeyes Fluid, all could be found in my Granny's house, and I'm not quite 80 yet!!😌
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It's like an adult adventures park. No children allowed just adults and pooches digging and enjoying the outdoors. Fun times 🐾🐺👍
Poppy needs little boots so her feet won't get cut.
The 'foot warmer' were called (at least in Scotland) 'Pigs' I still have one I used as a child which was handed down by a Grandparent. If you're not familiar with them they are ceramic hot water bottles and were built like a brick privy. Most of them get damaged by being pushed out of bed by cold toes when they have cooled.
Love that we can hear all the natural sounds. No need for annoying music overlay. Thank you! 👍👍👍
I would be scared if the dog would step in a piece of glass.
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Did anyone else just go straight to the comments?
Wow! I'm so jealous of your access to bottle dumps, Thames, etc. I'd be ecstatic to find any of the lovely bottles you all were passing up as being too plain. And the pieces you all kept - spectacular! 💜 Thanks for sharing this wonderful outing.
I wonder if people from the Victorian age could look down through time, they would think we are out of our minds!!!😆 love love love this!
One of my favourite videos so far, and not a drop of Thames water in sight!!!
I wonder if in 100 years from now that our dumps would be as interesting? Look honey! I found something. It says Pamper's on it. Look there's something inside!
To treat nervousness?
'The Rectal Dilators' a punk band for Runcorn - if my memory serves me right....
This was an amazing bottle dig! Love the stone ware, poisons, and ink wells. The foot warmers were killer. There's still a ton of stuff just waiting to be uncovered...im so envious. Thanks for sharing
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