Watching this episode brought tears to my eyes, you are surrounded by such beauty, and by so many amazing things. I have lived my entire life in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains (not quite like the old TV show the Beverly Hillbillies although we do supposedly come from the same area!) The fossils we have here are much different, being embedded in the Limestone hills and Bluffs of the area. We do not have the shell beads with holes but the superstitions of the Hag Stone is common as many early graves here were marked with lime stone fieldstones which contain a round hole which goes all the way through the stone. I tend an old cemetery when I can and there are many stones of this type. but they have no names or dates, but were chosen with care for the holes they contain. The beauty of your beaches takes me to places I will never go, and I imagine myself walking and searching with you. Be Blessed!
Something wonderful about stroking the Earth looking for ancient treasures. Great photography, don't know if you have a new camera or it was the sunshine but everything was sharp, glorious scenery. England is paradise on days like these. Beautiful laughter, you two are so special. Tremendous history and detective work .
Ouch, ouch, ouch...your poor knees kneeling on those shells and rocks. I absolutely LOVE your little desk nook!! Interesting episode! Thank you for sharing.
It has been so hot here in Spain, even with a couple of days of thunder and rain, it is now back to hot, but humid, in 31 years only once did it get to 45 degrees. Love the tiny fossils. I've never been fossil hunting, but own a amanite. ❤
Love this channel,gives me that gentle happiness and solace that the Detectorist tv program used to give me. Makes me believe that delicate, happy England still exists.
What a lovely film and this coastline never fails to impress me. I loved all your finds and the stories behind them but those tiny cowrie shells where just gorgeous 💛🧡🤎
Love learning about history. It's so fascinating how the use of items can be similar even though there would be no way of knowing what is being used from one continent to another. Thankyou Fleur and Kate for a wonderful episode 😊
Oh it was so nice to see you at the beach i also walk on ❤ its so beautiful, i never know about the fossil beads ! All this time 😅 thank you for letting me see it from a different perspective xx
Lovely cliffs and sea views. Good collection of beads and shells and some sea glass as a bons. You had wonderful weather. Stay safe and don't get cut off by the tide.
Great work ladies Just stumbled on your TH-cam show Fascinating, A great way to connect with nature and history 😊 Especially loved the recycling of porcelain dolls Keep up the great entertainment Lisa B Keep up the great entertainment
What superb weather for larking at such a stunning beach area under that beautiful deep blue sky.Those chalk cliffs were fascinating, particularly that arch. Those fossil beads and the other fossilized items were wonderful, should make an interesting necklace. Loved those humorous moments.
Welcome back ladies. Im so lucky to have caught you when i have to catch up with you on your other channel.i loved this vid. I thought i would comment on this channel for a change as i normally do it on your miniatures channel.i adore your research station kate.whats a mudlark festival i would love to know more details.fleur your laughter and enthusiasm is so infectious, ❤️ that. Im off to your other channel now see you soon xx
I enjoyed that vlog looking at the your and cliffs. I live in Cairns, Queensland, Australia. I always love your interaction and information. I envy you. You always have fun together. ❤❤
Native Americans strung beads in sinew. They would punch holes in buckskin with bone awls, then push the sinews through to string beads. They changed after first contact. The began to use iron awls made of discarded nails or perhaps procured another way.
Hiya, awesome video and I just wanted too say, that I make jewelry out of Petrified horn coral and other types of coral. Some can be opalized, if I were to make a bracelet or necklace out of the beads yall are using, tie a small nott after each bead for in case, if it breaks so you don't lose any beads. That's how pearl necklaces are made. I hope you both and your family, have a awesome blessed day. Cya! 😺🐟 out!
Note; When Horse Shoe is spat on & tossed over head for luck, it was often noted how painful said Horse Shoe could become whilst falling upon the (head)s of anyone in the viscinity-- So they stuck with mainly using this ritual for only the Beads!😉☺
Those cliffs were amazing. Beautiful view through that opening to the sea. Kate, I loved your cozy little area where you did your research. Had to cringe slightly seeing you on your knees on all those rocks😬 bcuz I am going through PT now for a tibial plateau fracture, and it's a tough grueling time. I'm happy you're fit enough to do it. 😊 stay well. God bless.
A lovely lark as always by the. sea. You found a good number of ancient sea creature fossils. The sea most have been teeming them at one time. It seems like we as humans have been collecting and being fascinated by them for ever...and sti they come washed up on the beach. In some ways we haven't changed much from early man. I'm sure they loved the seas gifed beads as much as we do today. If not more. Xxx
Kate and Fleur it was a lovely suprise bumping into you both in Newcastle upon Tyne charity shopping a little while back.Hope you found some bargains.Annexxx
I really enjoyed that! And I so wish to go scouring some of the British beaches for myself... but until I can, it's nice to do it vicariously through you! When I used to live in Scotland, I lived by the beach, and I found a few "beads" there - I always thought it was strange that either a little stone had a natural hole in it like that, or that someone would put the effort into drilling a hole into a plain pebble.. but maybe they were sponge fossils like yours? I don't know if they "grow" that far north? Anyhow, a lovely and instructive film. Thank you very much! kindest regards, k
A beautiful natural treasure day you both had great finds and those cliffs are stunning one spot looked like a large doorway it sets the imagination in motion about who would walk out of it!!! we've been hot here today it was 28 Celsius feeling like 34 Celsius not the norm for September looking forward to next week Karl from eastern Canada
I don't know where you ladies were today, but it was "Beautiful" and the beads and things that you found were amazing. Thank you for all the info. and the adventure.❤ Deb C. Pa. USA
What a wonderful video and gorgeous location! These fossils make beautiful necklaces by themselves or mixed with all sorts of beads. Looking forward to your Fall adventures!
Beautiful finds and such history! I can see too you have so much flint and chert there, what a beautiful place! I am surprised you both don't go swimming there? I am about to go jump in our river here it is so hot, The only thing stopping me , the Schuylkill River, well it smells like fish lol but there are times I brave the smell and jump in when it's so hot like this. Bless you both!
You're so lucky to have beaches with such interesting finds! I'm in the mid California coast and the only thing i find are shell bits and sand dollars, which are lovely, but not nearly as exciting. 😊
😂😂😂Fleur you, re hilarious, wish there were more people like you around. I, m from Surrey but far too far away to meet you now. N, w. Spain. La Coruña. Maybe some day.
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Watching this episode brought tears to my eyes, you are surrounded by such beauty, and by so many amazing things. I have lived my entire life in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains (not quite like the old TV show the Beverly Hillbillies although we do supposedly come from the same area!) The fossils we have here are much different, being embedded in the Limestone hills and Bluffs of the area. We do not have the shell beads with holes but the superstitions of the Hag Stone is common as many early graves here were marked with lime stone fieldstones which contain a round hole which goes all the way through the stone. I tend an old cemetery when I can and there are many stones of this type. but they have no names or dates, but were chosen with care for the holes they contain. The beauty of your beaches takes me to places I will never go, and I imagine myself walking and searching with you. Be Blessed!
Very interesting the fossils. Loved your outfit Kate. It's still hot here in southeastern USA as well.
Yay, it's Kate and Fleur ❤❤❤
I love your beautiful camera shot, little faeries!
Something wonderful about stroking the Earth looking for ancient treasures. Great photography, don't know if you have a new camera or it was the sunshine but everything was sharp, glorious scenery. England is paradise on days like these. Beautiful laughter, you two are so special. Tremendous history and detective work .
What a lovely complimentary post!😇
Wow, you live in a beautiful place! I couldn't ever leave that place. I would always be hunting for more beautiful stones and treasures.
I wonder if the cliffs are made of chalk. Looks like it.
@@sapphonymph8204 I thought I heard her say they were. Aren't they absolutely beautiful?
@@EdinburgMSify yes they are! America has nothing like this. And isn't Kate just too cute?
@@sapphonymph8204 I agree!!
Not been to that beach for ages have a good week..V.R..
Fossils and sea glass - I love both. Looked like a beautiful day for hunting. Stunning scenery.
A lovely little trip, and Kate's outfit is 'British Seaside Summer' perfection ❤
Ouch, ouch, ouch...your poor knees kneeling on those shells and rocks. I absolutely LOVE your little desk nook!! Interesting episode! Thank you for sharing.
We have finally cooled down and experiencing some British weather. Nice for a change from the extremely hot muggy weather.
It has been so hot here in Spain, even with a couple of days of thunder and rain, it is now back to hot, but humid, in 31 years only once did it get to 45 degrees. Love the tiny fossils. I've never been fossil hunting, but own a amanite. ❤
Is that Dover? Thank you for such spectacular views and a fun video! Cheers, Fleur & Kate!
I’d like to know where was it 😊
Lyme Regis I believe, in Dorset
Please tell us where you were, such a wondrous place.
@@jessieward9241 a what a splendid place😍😍thank you!
Is it Kingsgate Bay?
Love this channel,gives me that gentle happiness and solace that the Detectorist tv program used to give me. Makes me believe that delicate, happy England still exists.
Wow,beautiful ,white cliffs
I love collecting round rocks. These are really cool
29:50 Just go to any beach or stream. It will be naturally cooler. We love watching you, wherever you are. 😁😍😘🤗❤👍👋
Replayed the laughter until I fell over. Thank you for making my day. Wonderful video.
Historic and beautiful❤
What a lovely film and this coastline never fails to impress me. I loved all your finds and the stories behind them but those tiny cowrie shells where just gorgeous 💛🧡🤎
You girls getting the giggles was lovely.
Ship thru the arch is a fine image to save, use, sell. Ship is a good size and shape for the arch size and shape.
Thank you.
Love learning about history. It's so fascinating how the use of items can be similar even though there would be no way of knowing what is being used from one continent to another. Thankyou Fleur and Kate for a wonderful episode 😊
You’re back…😊lovely and luckily video🙏
I love the fossil beads. Perhaps they actually were strung back in early history for wearing.
What a lovely surprise 😊
Beautiful beach and cliffs. Love the lucky beads. ♥️
Fleur and Kate, a very nice trip, I get to be a tourist through you all. Thank you girls! ♥️👩🦳🌺
Oh I like this adventure. The finds the scenery very nice. Tom's mustache is out of control.
Those white cliffs ❤ Wow!
Lovely Beach.
Such an amazingly beautiful sight. Great finds❤❤❤❤❤
what a fantastic haul of finds, those cliffs resemble the blocks of the prymids in Egypt.
Oh it was so nice to see you at the beach i also walk on ❤ its so beautiful, i never know about the fossil beads ! All this time 😅 thank you for letting me see it from a different perspective xx
Happy you stayed away from the cliffs.
Lovely cliffs and sea views. Good collection of beads and shells and some sea glass as a bons. You had wonderful weather. Stay safe and don't get cut off by the tide.
Awesome video guys, both the finds and the scenery. Take care and thank you for sharing 👏🙏❤️
Great work ladies
Just stumbled on your TH-cam show
Fascinating,
A great way to connect with nature and history 😊
Especially loved the recycling of porcelain dolls
Keep up the great entertainment
Lisa B
Keep up the great entertainment
Welcome to the mudlarking family
beautiful beach. Kate's desk corner is so pretty.
What superb weather for larking at such a stunning beach area under that beautiful deep blue sky.Those chalk cliffs were fascinating, particularly that arch. Those fossil beads and the other fossilized items were wonderful, should make an interesting necklace. Loved those humorous moments.
Welcome back ladies. Im so lucky to have caught you when i have to catch up with you on your other channel.i loved this vid. I thought i would comment on this channel for a change as i normally do it on your miniatures channel.i adore your research station kate.whats a mudlark festival i would love to know more details.fleur your laughter and enthusiasm is so infectious, ❤️ that. Im off to your other channel now see you soon xx
Fascinating viewing, thankyou ladies xx
The cost line was so beautiful and that beads y'all have so much fun wish I could go with you all❤❤
Thank you for your brilliant videos and information. I am in love with the U.K. Bless you ladies !😃😃
Thanks ladies, great finds and srories.
Thank You for nature’s folklore. Very interesting and as always food for thought.
Interesting.❤
I hale from Kent so I know this area very well. Watching your lovely video you have now prompted me to return for a beach combing visit ❤
Lovely finds ladies so interesting 💕💕💕
Oh how I love fossils!!!❤
I love watching your videos. At 13:21 I saw a face. Just a rock I'm sure but to me it look like a face.😊
Loved this one! The connection between fossils and folklore is fascinating. ❤
There's nothing like being ratted 🐀 out by your daughter. I laughed and about choked on my dinner. I love how you both banter. Love it. ❤️ 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I enjoyed that vlog looking at the your and cliffs. I live in Cairns, Queensland, Australia. I always love your interaction and information. I envy you. You always have fun together. ❤❤
Kate, I too found a horn coral in a lake here in 🇨🇦 it was fully fossilized and cristalized. Great story as always. Fleur, you made me laugh so hard 😂
Amazing scenery in this vid! You should string those fossil beads with some of your glass beads for an impressive necklace…
Native Americans strung beads in sinew. They would punch holes in buckskin with bone awls, then push the sinews through to string beads. They changed after first contact. The began to use iron awls made of discarded nails or perhaps procured another way.
The cliffs were gorgeous and I enjoyed your fossil hunt!
Hiya, awesome video and I just wanted too say, that I make jewelry out of Petrified horn coral and other types of coral. Some can be opalized, if I were to make a bracelet or necklace out of the beads yall are using, tie a small nott after each bead for in case, if it breaks so you don't lose any beads. That's how pearl necklaces are made. I hope you both and your family, have a awesome blessed day. Cya!
😺🐟 out!
A wonderful video. Thank you so much.
Awesome finds! It is amazing that a worm makes those holes,wow! Sad Oscar didn't go😢. Thank you Lovely Ladies for sharing your #fossils.🐚🪸
The filming just gets better every day! Nature's art!
Note; When Horse Shoe is spat on & tossed over head for luck, it was often noted how painful said Horse Shoe could become whilst falling upon the (head)s of anyone in the viscinity-- So they stuck with mainly using this ritual for only the Beads!😉☺
Take three of the round fossils n make a snowman to sit on table in dollhouse at Christmas 😊
You both look amazing x loved the laughter. Thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you and good luck!
What a beautiful place to explore! ❤
Yay. What a beautiful day at the beach! I love collecting hag stines and shells with holes too!
Those cliffs were amazing. Beautiful view through that opening to the sea. Kate, I loved your cozy little area where you did your research. Had to cringe slightly seeing you on your knees on all those rocks😬 bcuz I am going through PT now for a tibial plateau fracture, and it's a tough grueling time. I'm happy you're fit enough to do it. 😊 stay well. God bless.
Awesomeness
A lovely lark as always by the.
sea. You found a good number of ancient sea creature fossils. The sea most have been teeming them at one time. It seems like we as humans have been collecting and being fascinated by them for ever...and sti they come washed up on the beach.
In some ways we haven't changed much from early man. I'm sure they loved the seas gifed beads as much as we do today. If not more. Xxx
The intro, was that the White cliffs of Dover?? They are anyway beutiful white
Love your videos. Those cliffs were amazing and love you two girls. From Australia.
Kate and Fleur it was a lovely suprise bumping into you both in Newcastle upon Tyne charity shopping a little while back.Hope you found some bargains.Annexxx
What wonderful finds!
Thank you again ❤
Just a superb video, very inspiring, loved it, you two are great, peace ✌️ 😎🌴
Love the video and love learning about history ❤ thank you Kate and Fleur 😊
I really enjoyed that! And I so wish to go scouring some of the British beaches for myself... but until I can, it's nice to do it vicariously through you! When I used to live in Scotland, I lived by the beach, and I found a few "beads" there - I always thought it was strange that either a little stone had a natural hole in it like that, or that someone would put the effort into drilling a hole into a plain pebble.. but maybe they were sponge fossils like yours? I don't know if they "grow" that far north? Anyhow, a lovely and instructive film. Thank you very much! kindest regards, k
A beautiful natural treasure day you both had great finds and those cliffs are stunning one spot looked like a large doorway it sets the imagination in motion about who would walk out of it!!! we've been hot here today it was 28 Celsius feeling like 34 Celsius not the norm for September looking forward to next week Karl from eastern Canada
Wow what a Beautiful Place, what is the Location called?😮 Love the Beads so Happy you both R stringing them up📿see you soon 🙋♀️🐈⬛ Thanks
Hi Girls, They use sheep intestine and cattle intestines for chain.
Love watching you two, your both so delightful.
Stunning place, would love to take photos there
You two are so much fun! Wish I was there!
This was a beautiful adventure, I loved the folklore 🥰
I don't know where you ladies were today, but it was "Beautiful" and the beads and things that you found were amazing. Thank you for all the info. and the adventure.❤ Deb C. Pa. USA
What a wonderful video and gorgeous location! These fossils make beautiful necklaces by themselves or mixed with all sorts of beads. Looking forward to your Fall adventures!
Interesting film with these beads and the history behind them. Lovely beach area all around ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Enjoyed the folklore, superstitions and interviews!
Just love your research station, so absolutely you. As always a beautiful video, thank you.
What a gorgeous place for a lark. Very enjoyable video. Thank you
Great job ladies
Beautiful finds and such history! I can see too you have so much flint and chert there, what a beautiful place! I am surprised you both don't go swimming there? I am about to go jump in our river here it is so hot, The only thing stopping me , the Schuylkill River, well it smells like fish lol but there are times I brave the smell and jump in when it's so hot like this. Bless you both!
Great video ladies. The story behind the beeds was really interesting
Loved learning about these fossils.
Wow! Those walls look like they were built. That's crazy.. glad you guys were able to go there. Love the fossils and other finds..
You're so lucky to have beaches with such interesting finds! I'm in the mid California coast and the only thing i find are shell bits and sand dollars, which are lovely, but not nearly as exciting. 😊
😂😂😂Fleur you, re hilarious, wish there were more people like you around. I, m from Surrey but far too far away to meet you now. N, w. Spain. La Coruña. Maybe some day.
Lovely video of some amazing finds in a beautiful place. 💙
You should invest in a bead reamer for some of those round stones they would make good jewelry they are very inexpensive I sure enjoy all your videos
Lovely finds and great research- thanks for sharing!