Thank you so much to everyone for coming along for the premier! Awesome! So much fun, but wow, that time moves so fast! We hope we got to say hello to everyone and if we managed to miss anyone - so sorry! We were saying how lucky we are to have all your positivity, encuragement and kindness! thank you all so very much! :D On Sunday we have a short special... we go for a walk along the pier in Pittenweem, Nicole makes some jewllery and shows off the jump ring opener, then, last but so far from least I take a moment to say thank you all so very much!
Hi Lynn, reat to see you! Thank you so much! I'll have to check the date and time for the short video - it is supposed to be set to 7pm GMT on Sunday evening - I've seen a few hiccups on RUclips since the clocks changed here, so I'll make sure its set correctly! :D
What a wonderful video in such a beautiful but with a very dark past, lovely finds , i like the music too and enjoy hearing the sea lapping on the beach and the history of the witches really frightening times back in history, best wishes to you both 😊❤xx
We must get back over to Pittenweem soon! It is such a lovely place to walk around - it can get quite busy in the summer, its very peaceful in Winter... Thank you so much, best wishes, Nicole & Craig xo
The finds and the history lesson were great but I love seeing rain falling from clouds in the distance. My father made me aware of things like rain falling in far clouds, “sun dogs” around the sun and ice rings around the moon. I’m so thankful for the pleasant memories you brought to mind. Best wishes
Its hard to find words to reply - it is so humbling to read that anything we have done brings happiness or rekindles precious memories. Thank you so much, it makes us happier than you can imagine to read this. Our very best wishes. xo
This is possibly my favorite video so far. They are all good, but the facts of the real witch history is more frightening than any contrived Halloween stories, especially in contrast to the current world climate. We hope that things of that nature can never happen in modern times. I love it when Nicole gets so excited and giggly over a piece of glass. “Yeh, yeh, yeh!” Always makes me smile! And your camera work is so good, Craig. The piece of maybe Roman you tantalizingly swept by around minute 3 got me shouting at the video, “Look, look!” And you did! Thanks for listening to my plea! 😂 Thank you so much for taking us along. Your sweet spirits are like breaths of fresh air! 😍
Hi! Good to see you! :D That's so nice to hear... Like you, we find the real horror in things like this than in any story about monsters and the like - what happened is far more frightening! And, we share the hope for better futures. It is so nice to know our wee adventures can bring a smile and some enjoyment - its just so rewarding to be able to share that, a real privilege for us! :D That was a very clear plea, heard across so many miles! :D Best wishes!
We arrived late to the Premier, but just watched the video and it was brilliant, love the blue sea glass, rare as hen's teeth that is, and what a sad and tragic story of a terrible time... But for us the scenery was a gift, and we loved it, as we live in the County of Caerphilly, which has no coast line, and we were banned from crossing the county line for over a month and now the whole country of Wales is in Lock-down... So thank you for sharing.... even if it has made us very jealous 🙂😎🐼
Hope you saw our "hello", just as things were winding down! Thank you so much for popping by! We nearly missed the start ourselves - just rushed in the door after a day of filming with 3 mins to spare! It was really nice to see you there! It must have been a terrible time to live through - the many poor folk who suffered it! The blue really was a lucky sighting - if not for the sun popping out, there is no way I would have seen that! We had a very blue day today - we were out on the bank of the Tay, so surprising to see so many pieces of blue there! Its always a nice find to get some blue! Wishing everyone in Wales the very best - hope its not too long before you can get a breath of sea air!! In the meantime, we'll keep the sights coming! :D
Nicole and Craig what a wonderful spot you chose to visit. So many bits of glass and pottery, I especially liked the big chunky green glass. Again, Craig, amazing history lesson, so sad that so many people died through no fault of their own, falsely accused of witchcraft, judged by mass hysteria and ignorance.
Hi! Good to see you! :D We struck gold... well, glass, but unexpectedly so - after our last harbour trip, we thought we'd be in there for some nice shots then off to a nearby beach, but it was just overflowing with lovely things - then the sun showed us so many more than we first saw! We couldn't leave then! :D Yes, it is such a tragic period in our history... and also such an interesting one - so glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much for all your support and amazing encouragement, that's very kind! :D
Nicole,I just wanted to reach into my I pad and help you pick up the beautiful little pieces of blue sea glass !! Wow ! Another great relaxing sea shore adventure !! Thank you both !! Patty Lynn 🧡🎃👍🤗
Love the history and the fact you delve into the archives for us all to enjoy things we see but take for granted. We go to Pittenweem often and we always see the houses but not the history behind the old stone walls. You make it so animated and Nicole's excitement is very contagious i love how she gets so excited over sea glass or an old piece of pottery. Looking forward to seeing Nicole's jewellery on Sunday night I have asked for a few pieces for my Xmas I hope I'm very lucky 😀 hugs to you both Alex xx
Hi! Great to hear from you! :D Pittenweem is a lovely place to go for a stroll, just beautiful - I'm glad you enjoyed a wee glimpse behind the walls! That's a really nice way of putting it! :D Oh! Nicole's ability to see wonder in a piece of glass or pottery is incredible - I'm not sure if that comes from anticipation of what it will become or if it is just the sheen and glow of finds mixed with the excitement of the hunt! If your daughter (I think you mentioned that) has any questions or requirements, please let her know we are very happy to chat with her about that - we want to make sure its perfect for you! :D Thank you so much for your kind, encouraging words and for all your support! Big hugs! xo
That was very interesting ! I just shudder at what has happened in the past ugh !!! But it is history isnt it ¿ Once again beautiful scenery, Scotland is beautiful! so stark and wild !!!👍
Glad you found it interesting! Yes, I've found myself facing some interesting questions about what to say and what not to when it comes to these parts of our history, but as you say, it is history! So glad you enjoyed the views - it was such a lovely day! We get some amazing light in Autumn here! :D Thank you so much!
How fun it is to go scavenging along with you! My eyes are scanning constantly with my fingers itching to reach down and pick up this or that bits. As always, the history is fascinating. I can’t fathom how horrible it was to be an accused woman in those times.
Hi! Good to hear from you! :D I'm sure we missed so many of the pieces that you saw! Its so funny - watching back in edit, so many more things appear than seemed to be there on the day! Haha! Indeed, dreadful times, dreadful deeds - it is hard to imagine how people could do such things! Thanks so much! :D
In 1973, my husband and I moved to Danvers, Massachusetts, USA. We met a minister of a local church who told us that descendants of both sides of the Salem witch trials attended his church. (The accusers and the accused). He was in despair because neither side would speak to the other. They were also very rigid about who could sit in which pew. The Salem witch trials actually took place in Danvers, in 1692-1693. Life is too short to hang on to such bitterness! Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible, which fictionalized these trials.
Wow! That is incredible... after all those years have past! Its funny, there is a grievance of sorts that persists in Pittenweem, though its between those who think a memorial should be erected in the village and those who think that sheds a bad light on the place. That's really interesting, what you say about Danvers, and such a shame the families can't bring themselves to move on! Thank you so much! :D
03:00 Sooo hilarious!! I was yelling at the screen as Craig panned past that pottery shard to pick up the pieces of glass. Then, as he was panning across to the pottery shard, I was yelling again about what looked like another piece of light blue glass. Apparently I've got cabin fever & need to get to a beach near me to do some beach combing. ROFL ;)
Its wonderful to have such animated comments! :D Oh! I'm sure we miss so many things! Hope you have some nice weather and a nearby beach with lots of space to enjoy! :D Thank you so much! xo
@@scottishmudlarking I have the entire east coast of Lake Huron at my disposal. Due to recycling, my hobby is gradually diminishing. :'( Next spring, when it's safe to go to the beach again, I'll be there for sure. :)
Well that was a bountiful port. The Teal colored bottle neck would make a beautiful ring, just need to make a ring mount to hold it. The storm out to sea was delightful. Those limpet shell are huge in comparison to what I have found on the Gulf Coast. Regarding the history lesson, the final lady that was killed, was she "pressed"? Where large stone are placed on top of a person until the bones begin to break and they suffocate. That was a punishment for some in the Salem witch trials. Hard to believe how people believed that sort of thing could really happen. It was a lovely day, Thanks for bring us along.
Hi! Good to hear from you! :D It was a really good day, and surprising too - after our last harbour hunt, we didn't expect to find too much - we had actually planned to visit the harbour briefly before going to a nearby shoreline! When the sun came out and the colours started glinting in the light, we thought we should stay put! :D Oh! Shell fish - I don't think many people eat limpets here - I've eaten them in the Pacific before... Hmmm, but, yes! Scotland does very well with sea food - we have massive razor clams too! :D Glad you liked the rainfall - I could stare at sights like that all day! Yes, that's absolutely right - she was pressed - and, yes, it is just incredible to think how cruel people could and can be to others. It was indeed a lovely day and the wind was, mostly, kind to us! Glad you could make it along! Thank you so much! :D
I could listen to you both talk all day it may seem silly to you but I find it quite lovely and I have enjoyed your video on this gloomy October day I wish I lived in Scotland but I would settle for a visit unfortunately I don’t think I’ll ever get to see it in person so I’m glad I can spend time with you both larking and enjoying the scenery and history Thank for a bright spot today 👍🏻💕
Hi! Thank you so much! Not silly at all... if we bring any anything positive by sharing our videos, we're very happy about it! :D Really glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you get that chance to, if not live here, then perhaps to spend time being where you most want to be in Scotland! In the meantime, we're be very happy to share what we can of this place, its sights and sounds (we try to keep the wind noise down)... Thank you so much for coming along on our wee adventure! :D
Lovely video as always! Particularly enjoy how you do things a bit differently to other channels with your story telling, easy conversation and giving the context of the area, 😃
So kind, thank you! That really is very nice of you to say - we have always tried to do something different and the stories, history, quirky characters, looking at the ancient, and, generally, things that help bring a place to life, are central to that! But, wow, they take some time and hard work in edit!! Thanks again, and happy hunting! :D
Happy Halloween to you both and i loved the tale of the witches, with the history behind it. Thank you for sharing the scenery and the finds. Blessings to you and your family 🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺
@@scottishmudlarking Samhain i love the word and the meaning, so glad i found your channel and happy Samhain to you and your family too. Stay safe and well, love and blessings 🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much Dana, we have some pirate sea glass from other local beaches! Would you be looking for huge bottle bottoms or smaller pieces or jewellery? We can list a few pieces in our Etsy shop 😊
Thankyou for this lovely outing but i feel so sorry for those innocent ppl who had to die because of being wrongly accused. How horrible! Glad that it is not happening now. What joy to find all the pretty pieces of seaglasses! Cant wait to see what you do with them. Cheers! Tammy🌻
Thank you so much for joining us on our wee adventure! :D It is heartbreaking to think about - a terrible chapter in our history, for sure! Nicole ended up making a few pieces from the finds - it really was a good day for finds! :D Thank you!
We have mainly made our finds into jewellery from that harbour ❤️ we tend not to take very much, and not all the pieces you see in our videos come home with us 😊
Such beautiful ❤️ views, lovely and peaceful, really enjoyed the history of the witches, we have an imazing history of the Pendle witches in the north ,and Pendle hill that we were privileged to visit once, really beautiful ❤️ sea glass, each piece is a joy when you find it, take care and blessings on Halloween 👻👹🌚 xx
Oh! Now I'm going to spend the next hour of two reading about the Pendle witches! :D It was a lovely day - Pittenweem is a lovely spot and not so far from Crail - I hope I recall correctly, that you take breaks there? Well, its just down the road and well worth popping by! Thank you so much... Stay safe and well, blessed Samhain! :D
That beach is tumbling the glass so beautifully! I love the gray piece and the pink, of course! Gorgeous! I love learning about the local history, as well!
Richard Hemery has a book out about identifying Thames pottery. He also has a website. We had the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts which targeted mostly Women. Religious fanaticism, ignorance and superstition, a bad combination. Of course, things like that couldn't happen in our enlightened times😒 The sky and the light were painting worthy and were able to enhance the beauty of the glass. As a young lad on our farm I would find shards of blue, yellow, green,orange and red glass. Held up to the sky ,it evoked my emotions and imagination. Blue, cool- Orange and red,warm- green-plant like...Such fun. Cheers, Rik Spector
Thanks so much Rik! We very much like Richard Hemery and are hoping his e-book will be available in a hard copy soon (like an old fashioned book!). The skies were magnificent and a lot of great painters used to come to Scotland just for the light 😊
haha! So good to see you there! :D Yes, its a real pity... Halloween is usually so much fun... I reckon we'll watch a fairly unhorrific film and eat some popcorn! Hope all is well! xo
Halloween is the best! haha! In Scotland, we used to make lanterns out of turnips/swedes - the smell as the candle slowly burnt the lid was amazing!! Hope you enjoy it! :D
I think we're just as keen... every time a video is finished we're both - Oh, I want to show it now!! We were itching to post that trailer since Monday, but we only put it up on FB yesterday! :D Hope you enjoy it! :D
Thank you so much to everyone for coming along for the premier! Awesome! So much fun, but wow, that time moves so fast! We hope we got to say hello to everyone and if we managed to miss anyone - so sorry!
We were saying how lucky we are to have all your positivity, encuragement and kindness! thank you all so very much! :D
On Sunday we have a short special... we go for a walk along the pier in Pittenweem, Nicole makes some jewllery and shows off the jump ring opener, then, last but so far from least I take a moment to say thank you all so very much!
Blessed be everyone this Samhain looking forward to watching!🧙🏻♀️
Thanks so much! Happy Samhain! :D
beautiful seaglass beach and some good history once again. looking forward to the premiere on the jewelry ring
Hi! Thanks so much! Hope you can make it along! :D
Most interesting history ! Beautiful sea glass ! Am going to look at your Etsy she now !! Thanks !!
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed the video! That's very kind!! :D
Great witch story and my how beautiful the sea glass was! I wish I could have been there with you! See you tomorrow!
Hi Lynn, reat to see you! Thank you so much! I'll have to check the date and time for the short video - it is supposed to be set to 7pm GMT on Sunday evening - I've seen a few hiccups on RUclips since the clocks changed here, so I'll make sure its set correctly! :D
What a wonderful video in such a beautiful but with a very dark past, lovely finds , i like the music too and enjoy hearing the sea lapping on the beach and the history of the witches really frightening times back in history, best wishes to you both 😊❤xx
We must get back over to Pittenweem soon! It is such a lovely place to walk around - it can get quite busy in the summer, its very peaceful in Winter... Thank you so much, best wishes, Nicole & Craig xo
Awesome video.likethis one the best.love your finds.beautiful place.x
Cool! Thank you so much! Pitenweem is such a lovely wee village. :D
The finds and the history lesson were great but I love seeing rain falling from clouds in the distance. My father made me aware of things like rain falling in far clouds, “sun dogs” around the sun and ice rings around the moon. I’m so thankful for the pleasant memories you brought to mind. Best wishes
Its hard to find words to reply - it is so humbling to read that anything we have done brings happiness or rekindles precious memories. Thank you so much, it makes us happier than you can imagine to read this. Our very best wishes. xo
This is possibly my favorite video so far. They are all good, but the facts of the real witch history is more frightening than any contrived Halloween stories, especially in contrast to the current world climate. We hope that things of that nature can never happen in modern times. I love it when Nicole gets so excited and giggly over a piece of glass. “Yeh, yeh, yeh!” Always makes me smile! And your camera work is so good, Craig. The piece of maybe Roman you tantalizingly swept by around minute 3 got me shouting at the video, “Look, look!” And you did! Thanks for listening to my plea! 😂
Thank you so much for taking us along. Your sweet spirits are like breaths of fresh air! 😍
Hi! Good to see you! :D That's so nice to hear... Like you, we find the real horror in things like this than in any story about monsters and the like - what happened is far more frightening! And, we share the hope for better futures. It is so nice to know our wee adventures can bring a smile and some enjoyment - its just so rewarding to be able to share that, a real privilege for us! :D That was a very clear plea, heard across so many miles! :D Best wishes!
Beautiful, thank you both, Love and Light 😊
Thank you so much! Love and light! Such a nice wish. :D
We arrived late to the Premier, but just watched the video and it was brilliant, love the blue sea glass, rare as hen's teeth that is, and what a sad and tragic story of a terrible time... But for us the scenery was a gift, and we loved it, as we live in the County of Caerphilly, which has no coast line, and we were banned from crossing the county line for over a month and now the whole country of Wales is in Lock-down... So thank you for sharing.... even if it has made us very jealous 🙂😎🐼
Hope you saw our "hello", just as things were winding down! Thank you so much for popping by! We nearly missed the start ourselves - just rushed in the door after a day of filming with 3 mins to spare! It was really nice to see you there! It must have been a terrible time to live through - the many poor folk who suffered it! The blue really was a lucky sighting - if not for the sun popping out, there is no way I would have seen that! We had a very blue day today - we were out on the bank of the Tay, so surprising to see so many pieces of blue there! Its always a nice find to get some blue!
Wishing everyone in Wales the very best - hope its not too long before you can get a breath of sea air!! In the meantime, we'll keep the sights coming! :D
Nicole and Craig what a wonderful spot you chose to visit. So many bits of glass and pottery, I especially liked the big chunky green glass. Again, Craig, amazing history lesson, so sad that so many people died through no fault of their own, falsely accused of witchcraft, judged by mass hysteria and ignorance.
Hi! Good to see you! :D
We struck gold... well, glass, but unexpectedly so - after our last harbour trip, we thought we'd be in there for some nice shots then off to a nearby beach, but it was just overflowing with lovely things - then the sun showed us so many more than we first saw! We couldn't leave then! :D
Yes, it is such a tragic period in our history... and also such an interesting one - so glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much for all your support and amazing encouragement, that's very kind! :D
Love your travels and really looking forward to this one!! I love Pittenweem :) keep up the brilliant work. Love n light x
Thank you so much, that's very kind! :D Hope you enjoy it - Pittenweem is a stunning wee place! xo
Nicole,I just wanted to reach into my I pad and help you pick up the beautiful little pieces of blue sea glass !! Wow ! Another great relaxing sea shore adventure !! Thank you both !! Patty Lynn 🧡🎃👍🤗
Thank you so much, Patty! Very kind! I bet you saw lots pieces we missed - there was so much there! So glad you enjoyed the video! :D
Love the history and the fact you delve into the archives for us all to enjoy things we see but take for granted. We go to Pittenweem often and we always see the houses but not the history behind the old stone walls. You make it so animated and Nicole's excitement is very contagious i love how she gets so excited over sea glass or an old piece of pottery. Looking forward to seeing Nicole's jewellery on Sunday night I have asked for a few pieces for my Xmas I hope I'm very lucky 😀 hugs to you both Alex xx
Hi! Great to hear from you! :D Pittenweem is a lovely place to go for a stroll, just beautiful - I'm glad you enjoyed a wee glimpse behind the walls! That's a really nice way of putting it! :D Oh! Nicole's ability to see wonder in a piece of glass or pottery is incredible - I'm not sure if that comes from anticipation of what it will become or if it is just the sheen and glow of finds mixed with the excitement of the hunt!
If your daughter (I think you mentioned that) has any questions or requirements, please let her know we are very happy to chat with her about that - we want to make sure its perfect for you! :D
Thank you so much for your kind, encouraging words and for all your support! Big hugs! xo
That was very interesting ! I just shudder at what has happened in the past ugh !!! But it is history isnt it ¿ Once again beautiful scenery, Scotland is beautiful! so stark and wild !!!👍
Glad you found it interesting! Yes, I've found myself facing some interesting questions about what to say and what not to when it comes to these parts of our history, but as you say, it is history! So glad you enjoyed the views - it was such a lovely day! We get some amazing light in Autumn here! :D Thank you so much!
How fun it is to go scavenging along with you! My eyes are scanning constantly with my fingers itching to reach down and pick up this or that bits. As always, the history is fascinating. I can’t fathom how horrible it was to be an accused woman in those times.
Hi! Good to hear from you! :D I'm sure we missed so many of the pieces that you saw! Its so funny - watching back in edit, so many more things appear than seemed to be there on the day! Haha! Indeed, dreadful times, dreadful deeds - it is hard to imagine how people could do such things! Thanks so much! :D
In 1973, my husband and I moved to Danvers, Massachusetts, USA. We met a minister of a local church who told us that descendants of both sides of the Salem witch trials attended his church. (The accusers and the accused). He was in despair because neither side would speak to the other. They were also very rigid about who could sit in which pew. The Salem witch trials actually took place in Danvers, in 1692-1693. Life is too short to hang on to such bitterness! Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible, which fictionalized these trials.
Wow! That is incredible... after all those years have past! Its funny, there is a grievance of sorts that persists in Pittenweem, though its between those who think a memorial should be erected in the village and those who think that sheds a bad light on the place. That's really interesting, what you say about Danvers, and such a shame the families can't bring themselves to move on! Thank you so much! :D
03:00 Sooo hilarious!! I was yelling at the screen as Craig panned past that pottery shard to pick up the pieces of glass. Then, as he was panning across to the pottery shard, I was yelling again about what looked like another piece of light blue glass. Apparently I've got cabin fever & need to get to a beach near me to do some beach combing. ROFL ;)
Its wonderful to have such animated comments! :D Oh! I'm sure we miss so many things!
Hope you have some nice weather and a nearby beach with lots of space to enjoy! :D Thank you so much! xo
@@scottishmudlarking I have the entire east coast of Lake Huron at my disposal. Due to recycling, my hobby is gradually diminishing. :'( Next spring, when it's safe to go to the beach again, I'll be there for sure. :)
I enjoyed this video. It was a beautiful day. 💜
Thanks so much Rhonda! We must go back to the harbour one day … we haven’t been for almost two years 😮
Well that was a bountiful port. The Teal colored bottle neck would make a beautiful ring, just need to make a ring mount to hold it. The storm out to sea was delightful. Those limpet shell are huge in comparison to what I have found on the Gulf Coast. Regarding the history lesson, the final lady that was killed, was she "pressed"? Where large stone are placed on top of a person until the bones begin to break and they suffocate. That was a punishment for some in the Salem witch trials. Hard to believe how people believed that sort of thing could really happen. It was a lovely day, Thanks for bring us along.
Hi! Good to hear from you! :D It was a really good day, and surprising too - after our last harbour hunt, we didn't expect to find too much - we had actually planned to visit the harbour briefly before going to a nearby shoreline! When the sun came out and the colours started glinting in the light, we thought we should stay put! :D Oh! Shell fish - I don't think many people eat limpets here - I've eaten them in the Pacific before... Hmmm, but, yes! Scotland does very well with sea food - we have massive razor clams too! :D
Glad you liked the rainfall - I could stare at sights like that all day!
Yes, that's absolutely right - she was pressed - and, yes, it is just incredible to think how cruel people could and can be to others. It was indeed a lovely day and the wind was, mostly, kind to us! Glad you could make it along! Thank you so much! :D
I could listen to you both talk all day it may seem silly to you but I find it quite lovely and I have enjoyed your video on this gloomy October day I wish I lived in Scotland but I would settle for a visit unfortunately I don’t think I’ll ever get to see it in person so I’m glad I can spend time with you both larking and enjoying the scenery and history Thank for a bright spot today 👍🏻💕
Hi! Thank you so much! Not silly at all... if we bring any anything positive by sharing our videos, we're very happy about it! :D Really glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you get that chance to, if not live here, then perhaps to spend time being where you most want to be in Scotland! In the meantime, we're be very happy to share what we can of this place, its sights and sounds (we try to keep the wind noise down)... Thank you so much for coming along on our wee adventure! :D
Lovely video as always! Particularly enjoy how you do things a bit differently to other channels with your story telling, easy conversation and giving the context of the area, 😃
So kind, thank you! That really is very nice of you to say - we have always tried to do something different and the stories, history, quirky characters, looking at the ancient, and, generally, things that help bring a place to life, are central to that! But, wow, they take some time and hard work in edit!! Thanks again, and happy hunting! :D
Beautiful finds x
Thanks so much Lynn! We really have to go back there, it's been too long...
Thanks!
Thanks ever so much Paul!!!
I so want to move to Scotland...love the tales too..and awesome finds of beautiful sea glass.
Scotland is a very welcoming place! :D You just need a good jacket and boots for the winter! :D Thank you so much!
Happy Halloween to you both and i loved the tale of the witches, with the history behind it. Thank you for sharing the scenery and the finds. Blessings to you and your family 🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺
Happy Halloween from Scotland! :D Many thanks, so glad you enjoyed the video! Blessings to you and yours this Samhain (Summer/harvests end).
@@scottishmudlarking Samhain i love the word and the meaning, so glad i found your channel and happy Samhain to you and your family too. Stay safe and well, love and blessings 🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
I want some of that pirate glass so badly! Brilliant video.
Thanks so much Dana, we have some pirate sea glass from other local beaches! Would you be looking for huge bottle bottoms or smaller pieces or jewellery? We can list a few pieces in our Etsy shop 😊
Im going to make a charm bracelet as well Nichole!
Charm bracelets are lovely and you can always a charm at any point and growing it through the years :) Thanks so much!
Thankyou for this lovely outing but i feel so sorry for those innocent ppl who had to die because of being wrongly accused. How horrible! Glad that it is not happening now. What joy to find all the pretty pieces of seaglasses! Cant wait to see what you
do with them. Cheers! Tammy🌻
Thank you so much for joining us on our wee adventure! :D It is heartbreaking to think about - a terrible chapter in our history, for sure! Nicole ended up making a few pieces from the finds - it really was a good day for finds! :D Thank you!
Cool video and luv the seaglass! I’d luv to get some from there!
We have mainly made our finds into jewellery from that harbour ❤️ we tend not to take very much, and not all the pieces you see in our videos come home with us 😊
I have a major case of sea glass envy 🧜♀️
Aww!! We were pretty amazed at this place - our last harbour visit, in Dysart, wasn't as lucky! Thank you so much! :D
Such beautiful ❤️ views, lovely and peaceful, really enjoyed the history of the witches, we have an imazing history of the Pendle witches in the north ,and Pendle hill that we were privileged to visit once, really beautiful ❤️ sea glass, each piece is a joy when you find it, take care and blessings on Halloween 👻👹🌚 xx
Oh! Now I'm going to spend the next hour of two reading about the Pendle witches! :D It was a lovely day - Pittenweem is a lovely spot and not so far from Crail - I hope I recall correctly, that you take breaks there? Well, its just down the road and well worth popping by! Thank you so much... Stay safe and well, blessed Samhain! :D
That beach is tumbling the glass so beautifully! I love the gray piece and the pink, of course! Gorgeous! I love learning about the local history, as well!
Hi! Thank you so much! :D We were just so surprised to find so much there, and so nicely frosted too! So glad you enjoyed the video! :D
Richard Hemery has a book out about identifying Thames pottery.
He also has a website.
We had the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts which targeted mostly Women.
Religious fanaticism, ignorance and superstition, a bad combination.
Of course, things like that couldn't happen in our enlightened times😒
The sky and the light were painting worthy and were able to enhance the beauty of the glass.
As a young lad on our farm I would find shards of blue, yellow, green,orange and red glass.
Held up to the sky ,it evoked my emotions and imagination.
Blue, cool- Orange and red,warm- green-plant like...Such fun.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Thanks so much Rik! We very much like Richard Hemery and are hoping his e-book will be available in a hard copy soon (like an old fashioned book!). The skies were magnificent and a lot of great painters used to come to Scotland just for the light 😊
Happy 👻👺🎃☠️😷❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awesome! Thank you so much! Happy Halloween! :D
Is it time yet? 😂😎
Okay a little impatient for some serious History and Adventure. Halloween won’t be the same this year ☹️👻💀☠️
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haha! So good to see you there! :D
Yes, its a real pity... Halloween is usually so much fun... I reckon we'll watch a fairly unhorrific film and eat some popcorn! Hope all is well! xo
🍂🍃🍂"Oooo🧟🧟♂️🧹!!!" I adore Halloween 🦴 💀🦴🦹🌕🍬🎃👻!!!
So looking forward to your premiere, 👏🏻yay!!
Halloween is the best! haha! In Scotland, we used to make lanterns out of turnips/swedes - the smell as the candle slowly burnt the lid was amazing!!
Hope you enjoy it! :D
But I want to watch it now! 😊😬
I think we're just as keen... every time a video is finished we're both - Oh, I want to show it now!! We were itching to post that trailer since Monday, but we only put it up on FB yesterday! :D
Hope you enjoy it! :D
@@scottishmudlarking I am sure we will!
Nice vid, check out the book "Weem Witch" by local historian Leonard Low for full story about the Pittenweem witch trials, a great read.
Thanks so much Rodger :) We have to check that book out!