You can find my brand new etsy shop right here....etsy.me/2YoPuVw And if you'd like to support us on Patreon you can find us here....www.patreon.com/lucyslarkingadventures
Top tip before you go larking dig your fingernails into a bar of soap , so when you go to wash your hands the mud doesn’t get trapped under your nails 👍
That plate was never supposed to be issued because the coronation never happened, but of course since there were thousands of pieces they made it out to the public quietly.
Isn’t it funny that he had to abdicate to marry Wallis Simpson, an American divorcee with two living ex-husbands, yet they welcome Mrs Prince Harry, an American divorcee with one living ex-husband.
@@pattimessenger6214 Attitudes were so different in those days. My dad's mum divorced my granddad not long after the abdication and I only ever saw my granddad twice; once around 1965 and then around 1970. It wasn't until around 1989 that I found out that he had an identical twin. Strange how things were.
Lucy's Larking Adventures I wonder if it is worth something?? So you have a local museum?? Maybe when you are done you could donate and share its story with your local residents...??
Ms Lucy I found your finds fasanating.. I think that it is amusing our GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDPARENTS used our water ways as dumps & toilets. Now we are cleaning up this garbage or treasures of the past. All over the world humans did & do this. IN the USA we only find 200 years of glass pot pans.. Mostly Native American artifacts. In ENGLAND YOU HAVE CENTURIES of treasures.. GOD'S BLESSINGS FROM INDIANA USA
Nice Smirnoff bottle., as well as the tomato paste bottle. The little handle with the blue pattern on it wins a special place in my heart though. : ) Sort of a wild and wicked looking pipe you found there, maybe a bit rare. I figure the way you find tobacco pipes over there is the equivalent to the way the detectorists and relic hunters in the US finding civil war bullets. Chill Bill once commented to the fact that we find so many bullets in America. Never thought much about it until then. Love the stoppers. I have a small collection of glass bottle stops. Enjoying the sound of you sloshing through the stream in your tall galoshes. The sound has a soothing effect. I agree (broach). Please give us any added info you have on the clay pipe, Lucy. Thanks : )
Hi Lucy. The metal plate that looks like an oval washer with added slits is part of a clip that was used to `button down' the hoods and tonneau covers on old sports cars (think of pre-war MGs for example) and was also used to hold the hoods on some perambulators in days gone by. The plate that you have is only part of a clip and is a back plate. There would have been a front plate similar to it and the hood material was sandwiched between them and held by bend-over metal tongues that went through the hood material and through the slits in the plate. There were several plates on a hood of course. On the body of the car were protruding studs over which the plates were pushed (through the hole in the plate) thus holding the hood in place.
Just been over to your Etsy shop, some lovely finds there, we have some sort of bottle dump in the bottom of our fields, the rabbits push something new up every so often, I must get down there for a dig.
From Wikipedia: “The coronation of Edward VIII as King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth and as Emperor of India was due to take place at Westminster Abbey on 12 May 1937. Preparations had already begun and souvenirs were on sale when he abdicated on 11 December 1936.” A cracking find, Lucy! Like other posters, I wonder if it was tossed whole, out of disgust, when he chose to abdicate.
Lucy I always get so excited when I get a notification of a new video you have made. You and Nicola White are my absolute favorites. The King Edward plate and the pipe are just exquisite. Looking forward to seeing more of your mudlark adventures💞
Is lovely to have the little journeys, as the Somerset countryside is looking especially gorgeous this year - makes me think we ought to go to Bath when we're home next month, but I doubt we'll have the time. How cool was that pipe, although gives me the willys!! I'd have to hide him at the back, but I've never seen one like that, let alone complete, so probably a really good find. You must be thrilled how your Channel is growing? Exciting times 😎👍🌷🍀⛏😉
The oval metal piece is the back of a bag closure. The front part would have four "tounges" reaching through the leather. You would then put on the back piece that you found and bend the tongues at 90 degrees to secure the closure.
Glad to see your treasures in your new Etsy shop. I popped over to your new Patreon page, too. Can't wait for new Larking Adventures!! Best to you all, including the kitties!
Lucy the pipe is amazing ! The nose is still there and the tip you put between your teeth. How fun! The paste jars are so plentiful. I think they would be a great item to make something out of to sell! I will put my thinking cap on!
What great finds here! The pipe is magnificent! Tolly bottle stop probably belonged to Tolly English Ale. Beautiful day Lucy and Ryan. Cant wait to check out the Etsy shop!!! Cheers!
Oh, what wonderful finds! The pipe is amazing! I've already marked your Etsy page in my favorites so I wont miss anything! Take care! See you next time!
@@lucyslarkingadventures9863 You are so welcome!! Love your videos and share the passion, of great days of looking for vintage treasures! I have to buy a paste jar from your Etsy shop for my collection, I am thinking you might have one or two for sale
I actually cried out loud when the pipe's face was revealed and when Edward popped up - I sounded like I was watching football! 😂 Of course we have birds here in Australia but there is something so magical about English birdsong, I almost teared up at the start...
Wow, what fabulous finds! The coronation plate of Edward who abdicated before he really got started , kinda of scary faced whole clay pipe! The round vulcanite bottle stoppers are The old ones and the other one is the new style that could be put in bottles by machines so shows the industrial progression. Great stuff. Thanks.
Hi Lucy Edward 8 abdicated the throne so he could marry Mrs Simpson was the official story. The unofficial story was he was forced to abdicate due to a lot of bad behaviour. His brother George 5 was the opposite George was well respected for a lot of good behaviour. i think the oval thing is half of a grommet for a convertible top for an antique car
Just stumbled across your videos! My dad has a couple of those valve caps tins in his garage, I think they have the original contents in, so I'll have to have a look inside and let you know what they are!
Beautiful finds! I would carefully dig out that embankment if I could, such history! If you don't mind my saying, in alot of your videos I can't help but notice all the plants and foliage around you! I collect wild edibles and medicinal plants and mushrooms, got to say I would have a blast just collecting them around you! At 13:33 the tree right in front of the screen seems to be witch hazel ! It's good for alot of things, just had to mention it. Beautiful area there!☺
Just subscribed, lovely finds, especially the coronation plate & the clay pipe, liking the bottles, the Birds one, I would assume that is the same company who make instant custard etc, that metal ring at 3:00 looks like part of an old lemon squeezer.
Hi, Lucy, what a wonderful lark! Your Edward VIII plate is quite the item, the king who was never crowned! And the clown pipe is perfectly awesome. Even his nose is still intact! I always love to see your finds! Thanks so much!
I think the silvery thing might be a needle case. And I absolutely adore your Birds bottle! My last name used to be Byrd and I love things with that name. If you put it in your shop, let me know and I will definitely grab it! I just love your videos and would like very much to come go with you!
I saw some videos of a treasure hunter on this side of the pond dealing with the stuff that settles on the creek bottom. He calls it swishing. He swishes the water soundly to stir the stuff up and the current washes it away. Then the stuff at the bottom is easier to see. I wonder if that would work for y’all.
So unusual to find the pipe which is intact, the stems are usually broken. Probably stating the obvious with the valve tin but it looks like it slides to open, a little spray of WD might help.
AWESOME BLOSSOM 🌷🥀🌷 NICE finds!!! Beautiful day and a beautiful brook. I too, think the little silver container is to hold sewing needles and probably belonged to a sewing kit. Use some WD40 - the WD stands for Water Disbursement but DON'T get any on the print.😍
Lots of finds Lucy i love the pipe a bit of a joker i could imagine myself smoking that in a pub some where Thanks i realy enjoy watching I take it Ryan is camera shy not to mention your self hmmm
Not keen on patreon so won't be signing up for that. I am sure that's a mr Punch bubble pipe rather than a smoking clay pipe but lovely to find regardless. The coronation dish must surely become your star find even above the square shouldered codd.
Just when you are saying ''slightly more magnificent", theres something that looks like it could be a ceramic thimble just below. Its probably not but I thought I would mention it, in case you happen to go back that way.
Lucy, do you have any spare stoppers, Not trying to get the vulcanized rubber ones you found today (, but keep seeing those wonderful glass stoppers) heading to your etsy store? and any more inkwells and smalls? The commerative plate is such a terriffic find!!!! Do you have your China book yet, I see you have your lovely Blue willow in a pride of placement in the background.
If you subscribe to si-finds, he and Nicola White found a bottle with "White" on it in todays video. I think it may go with your bottle stopper! Also, I wonder if that pipe is a childs bubble pipe. It's a bit creepy tho but, still a fab find!! 😍🐱
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I am so glad that you opened a shop. I love that we can own a neat piece of history!
Would like to order but maybe next month.
@@elizabethdierickx1363 no problem! Plenty more to go on x
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Pipe with...an amusing face on it!
Top tip before you go larking dig your fingernails into a bar of soap , so when you go to wash your hands the mud doesn’t get trapped under your nails 👍
Good one! Thanks x
smashing finds and i guess that lovely plate is quite a rarity as Edward VIII coronation never actually happened! Super piece of history :)
smudge g Actually he did reign, for just under a year.
I don’t know what I love more, the fascinating finds or the gorgeous scenery.
Love it when your cat visits your finds videos....Great finds this time...enjoyed this video so much!
Thank you Janet! He was having a great time with my new treasures wasn't he! Xx
That Edward VIII plate is interesting. Someone probably threw it out when he abdicated to marry Mrs Simpson.
That plate was never supposed to be issued because the coronation never happened, but of course since there were thousands of pieces they made it out to the public quietly.
Isn’t it funny that he had to abdicate to marry Wallis Simpson, an American divorcee with two living ex-husbands, yet they welcome Mrs Prince Harry, an American divorcee with one living ex-husband.
@@pattimessenger6214 Attitudes were so different in those days. My dad's mum divorced my granddad not long after the abdication and I only ever saw my granddad twice; once around 1965 and then around 1970. It wasn't until around 1989 that I found out that he had an identical twin. Strange how things were.
It sure does make it an interesting piece! I'm so pleased with my little piece of history! Xx
Lucy's Larking Adventures I wonder if it is worth something?? So you have a local museum?? Maybe when you are done you could donate and share its story with your local residents...??
Ms Lucy I found your finds fasanating.. I think that it is amusing our GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDPARENTS used our water ways as dumps & toilets. Now we are cleaning up this garbage or treasures of the past. All over the world humans did & do this. IN the USA we only find 200 years of glass pot pans.. Mostly Native American artifacts. In ENGLAND YOU HAVE CENTURIES of treasures.. GOD'S BLESSINGS FROM INDIANA USA
Nice Smirnoff bottle., as well as the tomato paste bottle. The little handle with the blue pattern on it wins a special place in my heart though. : ) Sort of a wild and wicked looking pipe you found there, maybe a bit rare. I figure the way you find tobacco pipes over there is the equivalent to the way the detectorists and relic hunters in the US finding civil war bullets. Chill Bill once commented to the fact that we find so many bullets in America. Never thought much about it until then. Love the stoppers. I have a small collection of glass bottle stops. Enjoying the sound of you sloshing through the stream in your tall galoshes. The sound has a soothing effect. I agree (broach). Please give us any added info you have on the clay pipe, Lucy. Thanks : )
The plate and pipe! What fabulous finds...as well as the little pin holder. good for you! 👍🌞✌️
Thank you 😊😊
Another lovely day for finds thank you again for taking us along!
Thanks for watching Linda x
Great spot! Kitty found a new toy. Looks like it’s time to bring the digging utensils with you next time and hit the banks for some good treasures!
Hi Lucy. The metal plate that looks like an oval washer with added slits is part of a clip that was used to `button down' the hoods and tonneau covers on old sports cars (think of pre-war MGs for example) and was also used to hold the hoods on some perambulators in days gone by. The plate that you have is only part of a clip and is a back plate. There would have been a front plate similar to it and the hood material was sandwiched between them and held by bend-over metal tongues that went through the hood material and through the slits in the plate. There were several plates on a hood of course. On the body of the car were protruding studs over which the plates were pushed (through the hole in the plate) thus holding the hood in place.
I love you showing the cleaned items straight after you pull them, lovely video. Thank you Lucy x
Thank you! So glad you enjoy my videos x
Just been over to your Etsy shop, some lovely finds there, we have some sort of bottle dump in the bottom of our fields, the rabbits push something new up every so often, I must get down there for a dig.
From Wikipedia: “The coronation of Edward VIII as King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth and as Emperor of India was due to take place at Westminster Abbey on 12 May 1937. Preparations had already begun and souvenirs were on sale when he abdicated on 11 December 1936.” A cracking find, Lucy! Like other posters, I wonder if it was tossed whole, out of disgust, when he chose to abdicate.
I love the coronation plate! And the clay pipe!! And nice to see the kitty again!
The little pipe with the face would be my daily HASH pipe! Love it 🍁😤✌💚🕊
Lucy I always get so excited when I get a notification of a new video you have made. You and Nicola White are my absolute favorites. The King Edward plate and the pipe are just exquisite. Looking forward to seeing more of your mudlark adventures💞
Thanks so much! Hoping to collab with Nicola soon so watch out for that! Xx
I like pigg. What a great kitty. & what a great lark. Love ur channel
Still love watching your videos. Xx
The head on the pipe looks like Mr Punch. Thanks for the entertainment, Lucy.
Thank you John! I think it might be Mr Punch, thank you xx
Lovely Video and wow that pipe..awesome
Thanks Sue! Xx
Love the finds and REALLY love the kitteh!!! 🐈
That plate has got to be a collecters item. Some museum would probably like that for their Royal Collection.
I think so too! What a lovely piece of history to find 😊
Love all your finds but the pipe is just amazing 😍
Is lovely to have the little journeys, as the Somerset countryside is looking especially gorgeous this year - makes me think we ought to go to Bath when we're home next month, but I doubt we'll have the time. How cool was that pipe, although gives me the willys!! I'd have to hide him at the back, but I've never seen one like that, let alone complete, so probably a really good find. You must be thrilled how your Channel is growing? Exciting times 😎👍🌷🍀⛏😉
We are so happy with all the support and thankyou! X
Nic would love that pipe !!!!! Fantastic plate and beautiful bottles. Thanks so much for sharing
Thank you! X
Pin case, Edward Vlll dish and the pipe are all fantastic Lucy. Well done !
Thanks Lorraine! Xx
WOW THAT CLAY PIPE IS AMAZING
I WATCH TIDE LINE ART AND SHE LOVES FINDING CLAY PIPES AND THE ONE YOU JUST FOUND IS ONE OF THE BEST I HAVE SEEN .
Love the little tin box and the cat😻
Thank you! The box is so cute, I cant wait to open it xx
The oval metal piece is the back of a bag closure. The front part would have four "tounges" reaching through the leather. You would then put on the back piece that you found and bend the tongues at 90 degrees to secure the closure.
Great pipe and plate today.....Ann from Georgia
Glad to see your treasures in your new Etsy shop. I popped over to your new Patreon page, too. Can't wait for new Larking Adventures!! Best to you all, including the kitties!
Thank you so much! Really appreciate your support xx
Lucy the pipe is amazing ! The nose is still there and the tip you put between your teeth. How fun!
The paste jars are so plentiful. I think they would be a great item to make something out of to sell! I will put my thinking cap on!
Thank you! It's a super pipe, I'm so pleased with it! Xx
Beautiful day some brilliant fines
The clay pipe the super keeper of the day
Good fortune always Lucy : )
Thank you Rumpole xx
Stunning area. Great finds.
Thanks Jennifer! X
Great finds again! The clay pipe seems to be quite unique... lovely cat ;-)
Thank you! Xx
What great finds here! The pipe is magnificent! Tolly bottle stop probably belonged to Tolly English Ale. Beautiful day Lucy and Ryan. Cant wait to check out the Etsy shop!!! Cheers!
Thank you Cindy! We had a great haul, what a mix of interesting stuff! X
Oh, what wonderful finds! The pipe is amazing! I've already marked your Etsy page in my favorites so I wont miss anything! Take care! See you next time!
Thanks so much! Xx
Fantastic as ever always first class. Loved the spooky pipe....
Thank you! It is a little creepy but still delighted to find it! Xx
Hi Lucy! Great finds! That pipe is very cool. I just ordered from your etsy shop. Love the vintage glass.
Oh thank you Tracy hope you love your new treasures! Xx
Nicola White will LOVE that pipe!!!
Honestly, that is the most perfectly complete pipe I’ve ever seen in any mudlarking video. It’s even got the mouthpiece nub on the end! GREAT find!
Thank you! I'm so pleased with it, even if the face is a tiny bit creepy 😂 xx
Wonderful finds!
AWESOME BLOSSOM
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I will check it all out
Thanks Betty xx
Great finds, wishing you lots of fair weather and sunshine!
Thank you! Xx
@@lucyslarkingadventures9863 You are so welcome!! Love your videos and share the passion, of great days of looking for vintage treasures! I have to buy a paste jar from your Etsy shop for my collection, I am thinking you might have one or two for sale
I love your all your videos, but your lovely cat made this one special.
Thank you Sue! He was determined to have a starring role wasn't he! Xx
My favourite of your finds the pipe -Fantastic ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks James, beauty isn't it! Xx
Brilliant finds, you must be beaming at that clay pipe. 😁
Love it! Thanks for watching xx
That pipe is amazing.....creepy, but amazing!
I actually cried out loud when the pipe's face was revealed and when Edward popped up - I sounded like I was watching football! 😂 Of course we have birds here in Australia but there is something so magical about English birdsong, I almost teared up at the start...
Hi Lucy. The metal pin thing is a case for propelling leads...
Wow, what fabulous finds! The coronation plate of Edward who abdicated before he really got started , kinda of scary faced whole clay pipe! The round vulcanite bottle stoppers are The old ones and the other one is the new style that could be put in bottles by machines so shows the industrial progression. Great stuff. Thanks.
Thanks so much Annette, we had a whole host of little bits of history, I'm so pleased! Xx
Hi Lucy Edward 8 abdicated the throne so he could marry Mrs Simpson was the official story. The unofficial story was he was forced to abdicate due to a lot of bad behaviour. His brother George 5 was the opposite George was well respected for a lot of good behaviour. i think the oval thing is half of a grommet for a convertible top for an antique car
Just stumbled across your videos! My dad has a couple of those valve caps tins in his garage, I think they have the original contents in, so I'll have to have a look inside and let you know what they are!
Beautiful finds! I would carefully dig out that embankment if I could, such history! If you don't mind my saying, in alot of your videos I can't help but notice all the plants and foliage around you! I collect wild edibles and medicinal plants and mushrooms, got to say I would have a blast just collecting them around you! At 13:33 the tree right in front of the screen seems to be witch hazel ! It's good for alot of things, just had to mention it. Beautiful area there!☺
Thanks Debra, that's so interesting. I'd actually never thought about that before but it's nice to know you've spotted it! Xx
Omg!! That pipe was amazing!!! And the plate!!! Awesome!!! Love your cat!!!
Thank you! I'm so pleased with our finds. The cat was too 😂 x
Yes! I believe he was!!! Lol!
Just subscribed, lovely finds, especially the coronation plate & the clay pipe, liking the bottles, the Birds one, I would assume that is the same company who make instant custard etc, that metal ring at 3:00 looks like part of an old lemon squeezer.
Your pin tube could be a match safe also. Great hunt!!
Oh yes could well be! Thank you xx
Hi, Lucy, what a wonderful lark! Your Edward VIII plate is quite the item, the king who was never crowned! And the clown pipe is perfectly awesome. Even his nose is still intact! I always love to see your finds! Thanks so much!
Love, love Love the Pipe!!
Thank you! Its super isn't it, I love it too! Xx
LOVE the pipe! Always great finds! :)
Thank you! It's a beauty isn't it! Xx
Hi Lucy, Glorious day. I love the clay pipe and the pin holder! Congratulations on your new Etsy shop!
Thanks so much Kathy! Xx
I think the silvery thing might be a needle case. And I absolutely adore your Birds bottle! My last name used to be Byrd and I love things with that name. If you put it in your shop, let me know and I will definitely grab it! I just love your videos and would like very much to come go with you!
Super finds! I can't decide which I like best, pipe or plate! Thank you for taking us along.🇺🇸✌🏻️
Thanks so much for coming along with us Ann! Xx
So happy for you and your discovery of the Clay Pipe ! Amazing find ! And, its very unique as well ! Wonder if you'll be able to date it ?
I am so pleased with it Lorie! I hope to be able to date it, I'll let you know if I can x
The little 'pin' holder, i think is an old mechanical pencil lead holder. Perfect for pins now though :)
Oh yes you could be right! Thanks xx
Or for needles...
The oval item is part of a latch closure plate from a leather satchel, purse etc.
Another great vid tysm for bringing is along great finds
Thanks so much for watching! Xx
Wow that is one seriously freaky pipe but for some reason i really love it. Some top finds on your hunt this time 😊
Thanks Julie! I feel the same, the face is so creepy but I still love it xx
I saw some videos of a treasure hunter on this side of the pond dealing with the stuff that settles on the creek bottom. He calls it swishing. He swishes the water soundly to stir the stuff up and the current washes it away. Then the stuff at the bottom is easier to see. I wonder if that would work for y’all.
Yes I need to do some swishing! Great idea thanks x
Lots of amazing finds this trip. Congrats! :)
Thank you xx
Oooooh these gorgeous hands, I can't get enough of it..................
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Lucy thank you so much for your etsy page! We are looking forward to our new/old paste wine glasses!
Hi thankyou ever so much as always for your lovely comments xx
Amazing stuff.. that pin case is lovely and clay pipe first class!! Being a crazy cat lady the interruption by Pig was a fave for me xx 🐈👍
Haha he was determined to get in there wasn't he! I'm definitely a crazy cat lady too! Thanks xx
7:35 l think you should have looked for the missing peace where you pulled it out . :-)
THE PLATE YOU FOUND IS AMAZING ALSO
WAY TO GO
I miss this Channel.
So unusual to find the pipe which is intact, the stems are usually broken. Probably stating the obvious with the valve tin but it looks like it slides to open, a little spray of WD might help.
Hi thankyou will give it a try xx
Outstanding find, anyway!
THIS IS A GREAT LARKING FIND DAY
AWESOME BLOSSOM
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NICE finds!!! Beautiful day and a beautiful brook. I too, think the little silver container is to hold sewing needles and probably belonged to a sewing kit.
Use some WD40 - the WD stands for Water Disbursement but DON'T get any on the print.😍
Great tip, will give it a try! I have to see what's inside it! Thank you xx
Great finds I loved the coronation plate and the clay pipe history in abundance
It's so lovely to be able to find great snippets of history! I'm so glad you liked it too! Xx
Lots of finds Lucy i love the pipe a bit of a joker i could imagine myself smoking that in a pub some where Thanks i realy enjoy watching I take it Ryan is camera shy not to mention your self hmmm
I just love the plate you found. Looking forward to seeing your things on Etsy. Hopefully I will find something just for me.
Thanks Debbra! Lots more to come on the Etsy shop xx
Not keen on patreon so won't be signing up for that. I am sure that's a mr Punch bubble pipe rather than a smoking clay pipe but lovely to find regardless. The coronation dish must surely become your star find even above the square shouldered codd.
Yay another larking adventure. This will cheer me up after my mini breakdown from stress over my mom.
Oh hope everything is ok. Hope it was nice for you to come larking with us for a bit of a break. Stay strong xx
Nice cat
I wonder if the 'Edward' plate was thrown away because he abdicated? I know many people were angry.
Just when you are saying ''slightly more magnificent", theres something that looks like it could be a ceramic thimble just below. Its probably not but I thought I would mention it, in case you happen to go back that way.
Great pipe!
Nice, well done
awwwww love your tuxie kitty, did you say his name is Fig? Lovely finds and I always enjoy the walk down the brook.. Thank You!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Kitty is called Pig! Odd name perhaps, but he suits it! Xx
Lucy, do you have any spare stoppers, Not trying to get the vulcanized rubber ones you found today (, but keep seeing those wonderful glass stoppers) heading to your etsy store? and any more inkwells and smalls? The commerative plate is such a terriffic find!!!! Do you have your China book yet, I see you have your lovely Blue willow in a pride of placement in the background.
Looove the pipe..very nice find....
Wonderful as always!
If you subscribe to si-finds, he and Nicola White found a bottle with "White" on it in todays video. I think it may go with your bottle stopper! Also, I wonder if that pipe is a childs bubble pipe. It's a bit creepy tho but, still a fab find!! 😍🐱
I am very interested in learning more about this. Why would there be so many bottles in that creek ?
I've got a complete Edward VII cornation mug .
Peg is so cute
Always enjoy your larks