Down The Rabbit Hole! Mudlarking & Victorian Treasures Under The Trees!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Follow us into the woods as we mudlark for fascinating Victorian treasures hiding under trees!
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I believe the tube bead you found is an "end of day" bead. The glass work was done for the day. and there were some slivers of glass about on the rolling table. So you rolled the tube in the shards/crumbs and then added it to your oven to slowly cool. Then it went home to a daughter or wife. Who may have used it on a lace bobbin or sewing box.
Thank you for sharing this- I had no idea this is what was done 😉
When your movie comes out can you possibly record about a 3 minute clip of yourselves and put on one of your episodes so we here in the states can see you ladies i would love it so very much...loved the video.
Alex- the Royal Marine of mudlarkers, bravely crawling through the mud into a dark hole beneath a tree! No artifact will be left behind by these ladies no matter how difficult the extraction. :-)
Hehe Alex ten points for trying say wash basin ;) an hats off to see a girl that don’t getting mind getting amongst the dirt for the finds 👍
So funny Alex to see you crawling out of that hole and yes thats what makes you special you enthusiasm for everything you do .just like your mum you are very talented.that little dolls house dish i am sure mudlarking Barbie would love that.what a pretty place that was tho and you found some great finds.take care.🏺🍯
Ooh do let us know the details of the crime drama...I shall look out for you both 😊
Please tell - we'd love to see Our Favorite Mudlarkers in a Brit Crime Show! Did you get to dress up and all that? What fun! We love your show - look forward to Sundays for just that reason🌞
Their lips are sealed..😁
Whyyyyyyyy????? Tell us!!!
What a lovely finds!
I really love the piece of mug with the rhyme of Isaac and Joseph on it, together with the ink bottle with the little finger prints. ❤
All in all a great haul of finds!
A British Crime Drama? I wish I knew the name and the producers. Would love to watch with my daughter. You have already found wonderful treasures. Thank you for taking us with you. Cant wait to see other goodies you find.
Greetings from the U.S.A.
Can’t wait to see the film.. thank you for taking me along on your treasure hunt.
Alex's legs sticking out of that pit 😂 That location is amazing! What drama are you guys going to be featured in? Lots of play cipes, mod carbles and pam jots! I love pottery crazing 😍
Hi ladies,got a idea for your pipes with Christmas coming up turn them into Christmas bell’s & the stems to make them chime especially the plain ones if you painted them in iridescent paint would look beautiful when the light catches them. Lovely finds thanks for sharing xx❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
That's a great idea! They'd look beautiful on a Christmas tree 😁
Yassssss
Thank you for this delightful walk along the river. You find the most scenic and beautiful places to treasure hunt. What so chuffed to see your video pop up. Happy hunting Luvs. 😊🤗🦋🍃🍁🍂🌻
That's a great idea. I thought about something very similar but your idea is much better.
@@elizabethscruggs1622 thank you x
Alex is so brave 😬.......I'd have been scared of creepy crawlies, ........it was worth it though, broken, but with the whole rhyme on. 😁
Me too, you couldn't pay me to crawl in there.
Aww yes a fairys dish! How precious! That's crazy that your bead showed up in the woods. I think the fairies took it from your stash and hid it for you to find in the woods.
I'm getting good at seeing pipe bowls before you pick them up. 😁😁👍👍
Just love the Scottish accent. You two really help in these crazy times. Thanks.
In Toledo, Ohio, is an excellent museum, with a very extensive collection of glassware from every age in history. Ohio was a huge center for glassmaking, thanks to all the deposits of natural gas. Fenton, Kanahwhah, and many more makers were centered there at one time, though now they are in neighboring W. Virginia. Some of the curios we saw in the museum were made from the scrap ends of glass by the glassblowers and apprentices at the end of the shift, and included a lot of beads like the spattered example you found.
Thanks! Thats my city's museum!
The fingerprints are so such a tangible piece of history. To be able to put your finger in the exact spot of someone else hundreds of years later...the fact it was a child makes it a little sad though
Alex down the rabbit hole pulling out goodies
I can't believe you crawled under that tree!! Nice find though ☺
Pipe bowls, decorated, a hole drilled, then hung on a wind-chime or Christmas decorations?
Enjoyable video as always ladies 👍
You very brave girl. I just love the Isaac cup & the bead. What else will you find.
What a great video. Beautiful editing as always. You both bring so much joy to everyone watching. ❤️🇦🇺🤗
So very interesting. Love to watch you two look for small treasures. I am from United States of America.
The RAOB is still in existence. I think it is still centred in the UK but there is (or was) a branch in Toronto.
Nicola White (tidelineart) had done a lot of great PR for the RAOB when she would find their pipes -- I wrote to them asking if they could make her an honorary member -- unfortunately the RAOB are a "Men Only" organization -- though they really did appreciate all of the positive publicity that Nicola had provided for them....
Another lively video! The finds were terrific as were you both. 😁 Can't wait to see more crafting. I especially loved the bead-making! I could watch you do that all day. Thanks for all...👋🏼🙋🏽♀️✌🏽
you do such a beautiful job of decorating the pipe bowls that plain works for you
Thank you for a great video. I thought you were very brave Alex to crawl into that hole, it went in so far! I’m really interested in the sponge ware shards, so many different designs. The river you were at was so beautiful with all the different trees and the flowers in bloom. Look forward to your next video ❤️🇦🇺🌾 xxx
That large unusual bottle would make a wonderful lamp. Cut the top and bottom off, and create a lap shade that sits on the table. I bet that would be beautiful.
A crime drama?! How exciting! I love crime dramas so can't wait to watch! Fabulous video as always Ladies, wonderful finds and seeing Alex wriggling out of that hole was so funny. The lengths we go to for a find! 😂 x
Knackered, I love that word. I’ve never heard it, but I know exactly what it means now. Love it. (:
the wash bayshing give me a chuckle, extras on Vera maybe ?
I so look forward to Sunday just because of your videos. Love them❣
Could the basket pipe have hops on it? I think a basket would make sense to collect hops in rather than wheat, but I don't know for sure!
A lots of cool finds guys the pipes are really cool love your videos keep mudlarking you guys are awesome
Those sponge ware pieces are a real treasure Gail. If you do put together a catalogue of sponge ware patterns we would dearly love to buy a copy. That spot along the river was beautiful - a wet suit and goggles would help you to scour the riverbed Alex and some hidden gems! Sue and Ian, Australia
I love when you turn the plain pipe bowls into mushrooms. So cute!
Thanks for a super video. I loved the bead...stay safe..Victor...
Lovely to see the spring flowers, like the Hawthorne where you were. Wonder if we will see you in the film? Lots of lovely finds like those pipe bowls and stems with their history. I like the fingerprints on the ink pot and the crockery. Thank you and enjoy your week
The milk glass bead you found might be a sew-on (that's the American term for that kind of embellishment: small, flat on one side, domed on the other, with 1 or 2 holes running all the way through). It would have been stitched into the bodice or cuffs of women's clothing, a purse, a sash, or sometimes on hats.
I really enjoyed this video. I love to hear both of you talk it soothes me. Thank you for your hard work.
Stuff you do... Interesting to see you guys..All de best.
With all those plain pipe bowls and stems you could make a terrarium scene of weird mushrooms. In the US we actually do have some mushrooms called Indian Pipe. That closeup picture of the crazing looks like London.
Amazing!! I love your videos 😍
Fun to see a piece of pottery with Norwegian text on it! I suppose the full text would be "Olav den helliges mindestøtte" meaning "St. Olav's memorial". 15:19.
I look forward to your videos every Sunday! Thank you! Also, I feel like we haven’t seen any cameos from the animals lately. I miss those Shwoos!
Have I missed something? Did anything happen to the Schwoos?
The pottery piece at 18.19 could refer to the 1st Newcastle Engineer Volunteers. Find out more on Wikipedia. As always a great video with so many interesting finds - thank you !
Nice looking rabbit. Lol
I love your enthusiasm, and the finding and preserving of the long history of your land.
Those embossed bottles would make lively drinking glasses.
So many wonderful finds
I loved your company, and your wonderful video, i always enjoy your enthusiasm when you find something that gives you and me pleasure and i like the history you find out from the words/letters on your finds very best wishes to you 😊❤xx
Hello from the USA, Love you two. You have a relationship like my daughter and myself. You’re fun to watch♥️👍🏻
Ha ha. Loved the blooper reel at the end.
Its so amazing that the clay pipes are so varied, and with such detail! I have several of the clay pipes. One of the pipes you found, I have the same one, the basket heart with JW on it! My favorite find of yours today, was the biblical piece you crawled in for! What a wonderful piece. The pottery pieces are all so beautiful! ☘️
The first scene is Alex's bum lol haha
Thanks, Alex, for saying, "It's a Bead!" Made me grin from ear to ear!
I look forward with great anticipation to these videos! Can’t wait to see the projects that come from these finds. Xoxo cheers from Nebraska
The basket weave pipe bowl would make a cute winters cap for a gnome
I’m a Children’s pastor and when I get home on Sunday afternoon your channel just soothes my tired soul. I adore my job, but I do need a little rest after teaching my kiddos and your channel is so restful. Thank you both!
Gene Stratton Porter children's prayer: Gentle Savior, at thy knee a little child looks up to thee. Keep me safely through starshine. Make a loving heart of mine. When you want me for your own, guide my footsteps to your throne.
Being an extra is fun. I did it once.
Thank you ladies!
Just discovered your channel, watched three episodes in a row. People as nice, creative and imaginative as you all (excuse me, I’m from Texas) are as rare as your many fascinating finds. Bravo for those who love history and craftsmanship that much!
Oioi guys 🥰 watching now, can’t wait to see what you uncover
PIPE HEAVEN! Love it, especially the beautiful basket with wheat / thistles 🌾
Thanks guys! yes, we had a few interesting pipe bowls and stems this time - always good to find pipes. Going to watch you finding a whole one now! xx
What a beautiful location to hunt at! It was a pipe and pottery paradise. This was a great way to spend my Sunday afternoon. Covid is still out ther so please stay safe and be careful! ❤
Another FUN episode , Ladies ........ Had to laugh when Alex dived into the hole !!! What a 'ripping' young woman you are .... :D
Anywho ...... Cheers and be well !!!
Yes i will say that's a fairy dish. As a child i was convinced i saw a fairy to this day i don't know what it was I'm 50 now
Could you string the pipe beads for a garland on a rustic Christmas tree?
What is the fascination with the volcanite (sp?) Stoppers? It seems all you larkers collect them
Thank you for a wonderful adventure!
i wonder the pope bowls with the hearts could you cut the hearts out and make somerhing with them or make a mould impression from the hearts. might make some funky earrrings pendant or brooch
A friend and I were extras in a movie shot here in Toronto. It was a lot of fun and we spent hours sitting around in a skating rink which is where they were filming. I saw the film once on TV and picked us out of the audience as my friend had a distinctive patterned sweater on.
I enjoy your mudlarking videos so much and all the cool finds.
Wow wow fantastic as per usual. Stay safe Stay alive 🙏❤
Just watched this episode and wonder if the crime show could be Vera? I love you ladies. I discovered your channel just a time ago and love every minute!! Thanks for share your love of adventure and history as well as the beautiful scenery with the world!!
Sooo coool!! Really enjoyed everything!
Marvellous first find x
You guys are so darn cute! Xoxox
Has anything happened to the Schwoos? I miss seeing them.
When I saw that unique bead, I thought it might be interesting to try to take melted glass and swirl it around the pieces of cut pipe stem you have planned to make into beads...just an idea....I love watching what your finds eventually get turned into.
I luv yall 💓💗so much you make things very enjoyable and entertaining thank ya so much for sharing your experiences with us my friends great finds
Alex, nothing will stop you from making a find even if you are ungainly as Gail had said. lol
Que hermosos frascos con craquelado natural que suerte un saludo desde Chileb
Who knew was basin was so hard to say? 😉 Wonderful video, as always.
I could sympathise with that, because I'm Scottish, people get me to say 'purple burglar alarm'......that sentance is our kryptonite 🙈😂
down the rabbit hole we go
Oh! We’re making that the video tile! 🥰🐇
@@NorthernMudlarks thanks , it seemed fitting lol
Wow what an amazing place some lovely finds thank you xxx
Loved the video, I always do. xxxx
The basket weave pipe looks quite a bit like the bubble pipe I have. Mine is plain on the bottom, no wheat.
Great amount of pottery and pipe bowls!
It’s always so fun to go along on a lark with you both!
Alex, that was a funny intro to your video.😁 You sure we're brave to crawl all that way into the little cave. I think it was worth it, you found that piece of possible jar or mug. The scenery was beautiful, I love all the green colors, flowers and hearing the birds lovely songs. 👍🐕❤️🇺🇸
You both are such fun. So talented. But when Alex scootched her body under the tree, I was thinking she needed a rope tied around her ankles. Thanks for all you do.
Alex was certainly brave to be climbing under that tree. Gail, I was hoping no one was home. So many finds, too many to mention, each better than the last. Your thinking Chamber pot i believe, Alex. Glad you took us along. Thanks you two!
How exciting, You will have to tell us which series and when it might air.
Hello ladies lovely adventure thanks so much for taking me along just loved it♥️♥️be safe enjoy your week looking forward to next Sunday☀️👍
Voi siellä on paljon aarteita ☺️👍❤️
Awesome cup. Fancy pipe stem makers marks compared to the Thames Pipe stems.
Wow beautiful beads
18:30 Interesting, seeing Durham reminded me of my 4th great-grandfather, he was born at Hurworth-on-Tees in the county of Durham. He would be sent to Australia as a convict in 1831
Its awesome how much one learns from rubbish. Hugs from Johannesburg south africa
Alex is such a Beast! Not scared of anything. Love you both. Thanks for being you. Look forward to the next Adventure.
Gave me a fright to see her climb on in! At her age I would have done the same with out a care! Not so much now. 😂
Love the unique finds on this endeavor
Awww, how sweet to hear you call out to your Mummy for help.I totally understand. Some days I only speak upsidedown and backwards and it's so frustrating.
Wow,wow wow. Love it