Great fun 😁I metal detect but just started mud-lurking in New Zealand because the grass is so dry here this time of year, so the mud flats here we come , new sub here 👌😁
Had a wonderful time! So great to see all three of you...you are as pretty as your lovely voice! And sweet Boris, as always an absolute treat! Til next time, take care! xx ~Jen (By the way...love the mud-barker idea!)
Thank you for saying I have a lovely voice... Cos I cringe when I hear it back... The mud barker t shirt idea is a good one... Maybe when we get over 1000 subscribers 😀
@@serendip_id8614 Most of them are broken or all the good ones are taken by bottle diggers. I`m waiting for some storms to hit in the Autumn then we may stand a chance :)
We try and catch the lowest tides, it sometimes takes us a while to get out. And also to find places that haven't been over picked. Glad you enjoy coming along!
I'd like to see a 'Boris cam' attached to his chest harness and then put on fast forward at the end to see all the places he visited on his lark as well. Love that dog! That one piece of super thick glass at 19:49 looked like the remains of a bottle bottom that had rolled around in the sea for years and years.
I love your bottle finds! The embossed Dinnesford bottle was very nice. And you found your first bit of shrapnel! Awesome! Boris made a find, too, mustn't forget him! Great video!
The platform is an oil loading loading platform, called Houndpoint terminal. It is fed from Dalmeny tank farm. This is in turn connected to Grangemouth oil refinery which is fed from Sullom Voe oil terminal on Shetland, via the Forties field in the North Sea. The sandy beach you where you ate your sandwiches on is known in the Ferry as the shell beds, or shellers for short. Great place for catching flat fish on an incoming tide. The island in the distance is Cramond Island, which can be accessed at low tide from Cramond village.
The inkwell is from Parker Pen in Janesville, Wisconsin ... still in business. More specifically, it looks like a bottle of a product they developed in 1931 called "Quink" - quick drying ink. Even though not many people in the US use fountain pens any longer, Quink is still sold today!
Awe, thank you! I'm the same with some of the people I follow too. Sit back with a cuppa and join people on their journeys from the comfort of your couch. 😊
The bottle would have contained milk of magnesia, used to settle acid stomach complaints. Think the clear jar with the collared neck would be for home made jam.
Good video. Some nice finds. I do worry about Boris cutting his paws on barnacles, metal or glass shards. Are you aware they make protective booties for dogs feet? Please keep up the good finds!
Boris is fine and loves his trips out especially this one as he found the perfect ball also there was a frizby but his barking over that was to much. Please be reassured that we keep a good close eye on him and would never put him a place he could hurt himself. 😊
I have been laughing till my ribs hurt.Boris is the star.I love the way she talks to both of them.I look forward to more fun videos.ps great finds 2
Thanks for your excellent videos and commentaries. Love the backdrop showing Forth Rail Bridge. All the best Bob from Adelaide Australia
Great fun 😁I metal detect but just started mud-lurking in New Zealand because the grass is so dry here this time of year, so the mud flats here we come , new sub here 👌😁
Watching from Canada. Thanks for the adventure. Boris is very cute...I think he knows that!
Great to see all three of you on camera. What a wonderful lark, plenty of finds and lots of new things to see. Thanks for taking us all along.
Great video and congrats on your finds. Subbed.
You should design & sell T-shirts: "Boris...the Mud Barker"!
That's a funny!
Boris has got to be the cutest mudlarker ever!!
Had a wonderful time! So great to see all three of you...you are as pretty as your lovely voice! And sweet Boris, as always an absolute treat! Til next time, take care! xx ~Jen (By the way...love the mud-barker idea!)
Thank you for saying I have a lovely voice... Cos I cringe when I hear it back... The mud barker t shirt idea is a good one... Maybe when we get over 1000 subscribers 😀
You always manage to find such good bottles! We struggle a bit on the good bottle front :)
There must be some near the dump you go to! Do you go when the tides out with your wellies on?
@@serendip_id8614 Most of them are broken or all the good ones are taken by bottle diggers. I`m waiting for some storms to hit in the Autumn then we may stand a chance :)
Missed you for the past few weeks. Wonderful to see you back on the shore and Boris finding his obligatory ball! LOL
We try and catch the lowest tides, it sometimes takes us a while to get out. And also to find places that haven't been over picked. Glad you enjoy coming along!
I'd like to see a 'Boris cam' attached to his chest harness and then put on fast forward at the end to see all the places he visited on his lark as well.
Love that dog! That one piece of super thick glass at 19:49 looked like the remains of a bottle bottom that had rolled around in the sea for years and years.
That's probably what it is!
I love your bottle finds! The embossed Dinnesford bottle was very nice. And you found your first bit of shrapnel! Awesome! Boris made a find, too, mustn't forget him! Great video!
Boris is such a cheery little chap!
Great finds again! That knife has seen better days lol Thanks for taking us along with you :)
The platform is an oil loading loading platform, called Houndpoint terminal. It is fed from Dalmeny tank farm. This is in turn connected to Grangemouth oil refinery which is fed from Sullom Voe oil terminal on Shetland, via the Forties field in the North Sea.
The sandy beach you where you ate your sandwiches on is known in the Ferry as the shell beds, or shellers for short. Great place for catching flat fish on an incoming tide.
The island in the distance is Cramond Island, which can be accessed at low tide from Cramond village.
Thanks for this, I love hearing local knowledge!!! While we where there, there was a man fishing for flat fish...flounder if im right.
@@serendip_id8614 flounder and plaice are abundant there
Well done 👍🏻👍🏻
The inkwell is from Parker Pen in Janesville, Wisconsin ... still in business. More specifically, it looks like a bottle of a product they developed in 1931 called "Quink" - quick drying ink. Even though not many people in the US use fountain pens any longer, Quink is still sold today!
I didn't realise Parker were an American company!
I have a bottle of modern Parker Quink and it looks like the design didn’t change much :)))
the platform is for creating foundations out at sea. specifically cable laying
Thanks for that I've often wondered.
woooooooo!!!!! new video!!!!! that's my night made!
Awe, thank you! I'm the same with some of the people I follow too. Sit back with a cuppa and join people on their journeys from the comfort of your couch. 😊
the bit of shrapnel is from an old penny box. a mechanism that swallows old pennies
Is there an example on the net? I would be interested to see 😊
@@serendip_id8614 Sorry for the late reply. Yes, I think your piece will be from the cannon and castle/keep design
The bottle would have contained milk of magnesia, used to settle acid stomach complaints.
Think the clear jar with the collared neck would be for home made jam.
My dyslexic brain got milk of magnesia and calamine lotion mixed up ...do'h,
0:46 i have that exact same one i know its modern but i dont know if is should keep it because its forgien or throw it out because its modern...
Have a look in the super market, if they stock it, that should give you an idea of how popular it is... It is a nice bottle though!
Good video. Some nice finds.
I do worry about Boris cutting his paws on barnacles, metal or glass shards.
Are you aware they make protective booties for dogs feet?
Please keep up the good finds!
Boris is fine and loves his trips out especially this one as he found the perfect ball also there was a frizby but his barking over that was to much. Please be reassured that we keep a good close eye on him and would never put him a place he could hurt himself. 😊
Not impressed.....................