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You always bring us to the most idyllic locations, thank you. You are correct, someone’s junk is someone else’s treasure. I would be thrilled as well to find the items you discovered today.
A wonderful adventure and fabulous finds. I fell in love with the tiny metal child's trucks, I know you'll give these abandoned treasures a loving new home, so charming. Thank you for another beautiful day! Til next time, take care! xx ~Jen
The food packaging like peas , beans , frozen stuff is in small packs as most people only had a small freezer bit at the top of their fridge in those days. I do love seeing it all- very nostalgic👍🤗
You know on the old game shows were the glamorous ladies would showcase the prizes with a flourish of their arms? That’s what Deedee’s doing just with his little leg😆 10\10 Deedee! Majestic as heck👌🏼👏🏼😂
Thanks Lucy and Ryan. Really made me mindful of how long lived plastic is and how much of our modern stuff is packaged in this indestructible stuff. I Recognized the birdseye brand veg. But I'm so ancient that I remember when it was packaged in waxed white cardboard with a waxed printed lable. Lol. We didn't have 1/2 pennies but as a child I remember buying sweets 2 for a penny and being excited if I found a penny on the ground! Thanks again.😁💖
Love watching your videos! Normally I wouldn’t care about gloves but some of those old bottles could contain toxic liquids! Be safe! Keep those videos coming I watch each one with excitement !
Frozen foods came in small bags because before people had home freezers they only had a small freezer compartment at the top of the fridge. You could just about fit in a pack of fish fingers a small bag of peas & a rather thin cardboard packed block of ice-cream. Maybe you could then fit in the ice cube tray but not a great deal more. Some fridges didn't even have that & only had a little slot for an ice cube tray.
Great lark. The Boots bottle at 27.08 is ribbed, which usually means a poison of some sort. At school, my science teacher always said if inhaling an unknown liquid, to breath in clean air to 95% lung capacity, only then open the lid to gently inhale the smallest whiff at that point. Take care when opening the stopper of long dead liquids, they may expand suddenly when the air hits. Enjoying your journeys and your narrative is always so interesting.
That was so fascinating to watch and see the old packaging, the only ones I do remember that you found was the crisps, the can drink ring pull being that shape, and the smarties sweets lid, one thing I would love to see you find is the old creams bottles, * Oil Of Ulay * my daughter was convinced it was always and has been forever Oil of Olay face lotion and to some point that is true abroad but not here in the UK I was born in mid 1970s and remember mum using it and it being called Oil of Ulay, so funny. The other creams my mum used then was Ponds face cream and Nivia all still going today, but I do love that old packaging and labels so unique and lots of memories. Keep searching and thank you for the happy memories you’ve uncovered from the past.
I still remember those products and packages !! Must be old !! Started work in 1970 so can still remember £sd old money before decimal. Now feel very old !! Thanks for sharing
You were up with the lark to post this !! Fab and exciting as ever! If you rub your nose with a finger to obtain oil from your skin then rub on a coin you can then see details. ..Sometimes !
I loved your retro dig, I have quite a few treasures from doing that myself! Love the grocery plastic, and the small glass containers, cool brown octagon bottle, Dee Dee the kitty is so cute, and Ryan is getting better at metal detecting. What beautiful woods, its almost like the trees canopy gives you a welcoming hug as we leave the world behind to look for treasure and be with nature. Always love the pictures at the end, and always thank you for sharing with us!!
Lucy your first find, the marble, that type were also known as a "Glarney" and the second truck would have been modelled on a "Seddon Atkinson", they had a large letter A above the radiator. Great fun
Hi, Lucy! My little kitty Smokey is asleep in my arms, nursing on my sleeve, as I watch! I LOVE old advertising--I thought I was the only one! Lol. I'd love to see those pachages in a large frame, with "Here's what's for dinner!" across the top! I believe it'd look awesome. I'm old as dirt, so some of the items you found brought back great memories! Ryan's doing brilliantly with his detecting, finding all kind of interesting items! I love the old coins, and the old spoon. I collect old silverware! DeeDee is beautiful, please tell her to help show your finds whenever she wants! I so enjoyed your adventure today, Lucy! Love to you and Ryan from across the pond!
Lucy i can understand your excitement over the retro packaging, i left school in the early 70's so it brought back lots of memories. Lovely lark love Angela xxx
I also LOVE packaging...there's something about it that just thrills me. I don't think the fascination is just from remembering my childhood in the 70s and 80s because I also love older packaging....it's just that it's ephemeral. Not something that usually lasts...so when we get to see it intact, it's like really looking into the past isn't it?
I have a child's iron that's a real working iron. It's metal on the bottom with a bakelite handle. Then it has a cord with a plug and UL listed. I also have the ironing board. I have never plugged in the iron but it may work. I think it's from the 1930s or 40s. I love it and I'm going to hang them both on my laundry room wall. I am considering hanging the board as a shelf. Who knows. Great video and Ryan is doing a great job with his detector. I love the you appreciate the stories that the items could tell amd u appreciate their beauty. Keep posting videos because I enioy them very much. From the USA. E
You can create what ever from old advertisements...those plastics can be clued and varnished like a decoupage over what ever...even wooden chairs...tabletops...etc and broken beer cans---cut and straight and also use on projects - "Money for nothing" TV show is great source for inspiration. "Salwage Dawgs" American TV show...also great for inspiration
Dear Lucy, we had a working mother in the 1980s. As a child of the 50s she embraced all things ( artificial) innovative and time saving with enthusiasm. Unfortunately this occasionally included food, which was odd, because she was a very good cook. I remember those repulsive instant potatoes. Not even mixing with cream and butter could save them. Floury, dusty & tasteless - worse, they were really cardboard flakes. She even tried, at one point, making croquettes. No use. We resorted to baked potatoes. Yum. I learned an early lesson. Don’t mess with nature. Great video, again. Good on you clearing up the plastic too, graphic exercise in how long they survive eh? 🌸😊🌸
Hi Lucy and Ryan, Fun lark today with some unique finds! I love the little plastic toy iron. I really like the inkwell and the little bottle with the stars on the bottom. That hair spray can was neat, too. The plastic packaging was in great shape to be so old...it just shows how long it lasts. Deedee is sweet to help and lots of great coins! Thanks!
Smaller frozen food packets as most people only had a freezer compartment the size of a few shoe boxes in their fridge , we didn't even have a fridge until 1971 , I guess packets would have been larger in the States with freezers being more common place in most households .
Hi Lucy, the toy lorry is from the mid 1960s. and was produced by Morestone, in their BUDGIE range, the model being of a sedden / Atkinson, unfortunately the trailer section is missing
Wow Lucy, what an Amazing video ❤🙂 really enjoyed watching. Loved the different bottles you found and the retro toys they were beautiful. The advertising packages, were very cool, it's always interesting to see what things used to be like 🙂 And Ryan's metal detecting finds are interesting too. Looking forward to your next video
I think your fascination with packaging is endearing. I don't recognize any because I'm from the US but that hair spray looks 1960s to me. I love all your larks and digs so much.=whatever you find is okay with me.
What a great bunch of treasure, and nice variety! Great job on the metal detector too! It adds another dimension to what you can find. Such a great location!
My Sammie kitty is watching your video with me :-). She's cuddling this morning :-). I especially love the small glass bottles and jars you find. I think if they were textured glass jars with large necks a bit larger than a tea light I would love using them for candle holders! I collect metal, glass and cardboard containers. Amazing how many candy boxes and cake boxes from around the 1920's survive. People would store things in them, and they often have flowers or pretty lady pictures on the lid. Also I find cosmetic containers, talc tins and boxes. All pretty small, sometimes filled with treasures - buttons, jewelry, hair pins, stamps, etc. The unusual pottery shards and the glass pieces you find are fantastic! Thanks for sharing your treasures :-), always look forward to your next video!
Aww hi Sammie! Glad you both enjoyed my video, its lovely to gear that you like collecting these sort of things too, sounds like you have a wonderful collection! Xx
I am so envious, we don’t have anything as lovely as mudlarking in Trinidad, it may not be safe either. Would love to be there with you; but I do have a callow Timon of marbles that I find all over the place.
Love your video and finds! The bottle with liquid in it still might be a Liniment rub for sore human or horse muscles. Or of course a polisher for wood or metal. Or a cleaner as well.
The hinge is probably mustard and the one item with the screw bottom and the tube and wire is a light bulb or radio tube but more than likely a lightbulb
Hi Lucy. I hope you get to read this and I also hope you are feeling better. Ive truely been missing yalls videos. As I'm sure that you look forward to it as well. I've been a sub and fan from practically when you came out with this channel. Don't tell anyone but you rank in my top 5 channels 😍💕 And this may seem odd...but I'm sure others notice all your pretty nail polish you will wear next. Your nails always look beaitiful. Miss yall and hope to see a new mudlark adventure.
Just wish you two were wearing gloves to dig around in that "trash". You are having such a fun time though, so I won't nag this time. Great finds for both of you.
Great video. I have been watching your videos for long time .I am from Guwahati Assam INDIA, the land of tea n river Brahmaputra. Keep posting your videos.
Do you mean the freshly made striped ,sometimes uncut ? If so , it's definitely not the same the only thing tiger about it was the name. There was also orange meringues called tiger tails around the same time was the popular tv ad for Esso featuring a tiger and Tony Tiger for frosties cereal . The ad men went tiger mad. Haha
A lovely larking adventure! 🙂 I do agree with you that ephemeral (or not so ephemeral plastic) larking finds are rather special cultural treasures and can show the everyday life of a certain time in history 👍 ....I do always feel like saying to you "Watch out for snakes!" but that might be a typically Australian thing to say, because we have so many more of them, lol! ...I did think also "good thing Britain doesn't have Bigfoot - in all those lovely green tree-y places, 😆
Great adventure, I like the old advertising stuff as well but possibly not as much as you!! How many cats do you have, they do like getting in on the act!! Very cute . Ryan is doing really well metal detecting!! Xx
I’d be interested to find old packaging! I was 10 when decimalisation came in and remember my 10p not getting me as many penny sweets as my shilling 😀😂
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Hoping Lucy and Ryan are okay ... I haven’t seen any videos since this one 4 weeks ago.
You always bring us to the most idyllic locations, thank you. You are correct, someone’s junk is someone else’s treasure. I would be thrilled as well to find the items you discovered today.
A wonderful adventure and fabulous finds. I fell in love with the tiny metal child's trucks, I know you'll give these abandoned treasures a loving new home, so charming. Thank you for another beautiful day! Til next time, take care! xx ~Jen
Love your videos and the pretty areas where you & Ryan find great finds larking ! Thanks for sharing .
The food packaging like peas , beans , frozen stuff is in small packs as most people only had a small freezer bit at the top of their fridge in those days. I do love seeing it all- very nostalgic👍🤗
A lovely video! Thanksvfor sharing your adventures!
You know on the old game shows were the glamorous ladies would showcase the prizes with a flourish of their arms? That’s what Deedee’s doing just with his little leg😆 10\10 Deedee! Majestic as heck👌🏼👏🏼😂
Thanks Lucy and Ryan. Really made me mindful of how long lived plastic is and how much of our modern stuff is packaged in this indestructible stuff. I Recognized the birdseye brand veg. But I'm so ancient that I remember when it was packaged in waxed white cardboard with a waxed printed lable. Lol. We didn't have 1/2 pennies but as a child I remember buying sweets 2 for a penny and being excited if I found a penny on the ground! Thanks again.😁💖
Very enjoyable video! Loved all your finds!
Nice woods. Thankyou for sharing Lucy & Ryan.
Hi There Lucy - Hope you and your family are okay . Have not seen any new vids posted of late - Miss your treks through the river wilds.
Oh my goodness, it's like you are walking through my childhood! x
Love watching your videos! Normally I wouldn’t care about gloves but some of those old bottles could contain toxic liquids! Be safe! Keep those videos coming I watch each one with excitement !
Those packages would look great decoupaged to a tabletop or a wooden board. It was a fun lark! Thanks for taking us along!
Ooh yes great idea! Xx
Frozen foods came in small bags because before people had home freezers they only had a small freezer compartment at the top of the fridge. You could just about fit in a pack of fish fingers a small bag of peas & a rather thin cardboard packed block of ice-cream. Maybe you could then fit in the ice cube tray but not a great deal more. Some fridges didn't even have that & only had a little slot for an ice cube tray.
What a wonderful place to poke around! Also- that little iron is probably more like '60's/'70's
So many great finds, and no you're not strange at all, I love your finds. :o)
It was lovely to watch wish I was there looks great fun
Great lark. The Boots bottle at 27.08 is ribbed, which usually means a poison of some sort. At school, my science teacher always said if inhaling an unknown liquid, to breath in clean air to 95% lung capacity, only then open the lid to gently inhale the smallest whiff at that point. Take care when opening the stopper of long dead liquids, they may expand suddenly when the air hits. Enjoying your journeys and your narrative is always so interesting.
That was so fascinating to watch and see the old packaging, the only ones I do remember that you found was the crisps, the can drink ring pull being that shape, and the smarties sweets lid, one thing I would love to see you find is the old creams bottles, * Oil Of Ulay * my daughter was convinced it was always and has been forever Oil of Olay face lotion and to some point that is true abroad but not here in the UK I was born in mid 1970s and remember mum using it and it being called Oil of Ulay, so funny. The other creams my mum used then was Ponds face cream and Nivia all still going today, but I do love that old packaging and labels so unique and lots of memories. Keep searching and thank you for the happy memories you’ve uncovered from the past.
This was such fun.Thank You.
I still remember those products and packages !! Must be old !! Started work in 1970 so can still remember £sd old money before decimal. Now feel very old !! Thanks for sharing
You were up with the lark to post this !! Fab and exciting as ever! If you rub your nose with a finger to obtain oil from your skin then rub on a coin you can then see details. ..Sometimes !
Missing your vids, hope your both ok
I loved your retro dig, I have quite a few treasures from doing that myself! Love the grocery plastic, and the small glass containers, cool brown octagon bottle, Dee Dee the kitty is so cute, and Ryan is getting better at metal detecting. What beautiful woods, its almost like the trees canopy gives you a welcoming hug as we leave the world behind to look for treasure and be with nature. Always love the pictures at the end, and always thank you for sharing with us!!
Great video....thank you!
Lucy your first find, the marble, that type were also known as a "Glarney" and the second truck would have been modelled on a "Seddon Atkinson", they had a large letter A above the radiator. Great fun
Hi, Lucy! My little kitty Smokey is asleep in my arms, nursing on my sleeve, as I watch! I LOVE old advertising--I thought I was the only one! Lol. I'd love to see those pachages in a large frame, with "Here's what's for dinner!" across the top! I believe it'd look awesome. I'm old as dirt, so some of the items you found brought back great memories! Ryan's doing brilliantly with his detecting, finding all kind of interesting items! I love the old coins, and the old spoon. I collect old silverware! DeeDee is beautiful, please tell her to help show your finds whenever she wants! I so enjoyed your adventure today, Lucy! Love to you and Ryan from across the pond!
It is neat to see things from the past
Loved the journey through the woods and all your finds! ♥️👍🌞✌️
Lucy i can understand your excitement over the retro packaging, i left school in the early 70's so it brought back lots of memories. Lovely lark love Angela xxx
Your show is up there with anteak road show really well done 😊😊😊😊
I also miss your videos and really want you to go back to this location. It is quite reminiscent. :).
I also LOVE packaging...there's something about it that just thrills me. I don't think the fascination is just from remembering my childhood in the 70s and 80s because I also love older packaging....it's just that it's ephemeral. Not something that usually lasts...so when we get to see it intact, it's like really looking into the past isn't it?
Lots of great finds there, some of the packaging brought back childhood memories from the 70s for me, wonderful.
Oh thanks Tina so glad you enjoyed it! Xx
Cool finds! Love the cat appearances! Too cute!
I have a child's iron that's a real working iron. It's metal on the bottom with a bakelite handle. Then it has a cord with a plug and UL listed. I also have the ironing board. I have never plugged in the iron but it may work. I think it's from the 1930s or 40s. I love it and I'm going to hang them both on my laundry room wall. I am considering hanging the board as a shelf. Who knows. Great video and Ryan is doing a great job with his detector. I love the you appreciate the stories that the items could tell amd u appreciate their beauty. Keep posting videos because I enioy them very much. From the USA. E
Thanks so much! Your plan for your laundry room sounds wonderful, what a great idea to display some wonderful old items! Xx
You can create what ever from old advertisements...those plastics can be clued and varnished like a decoupage over what ever...even wooden chairs...tabletops...etc and broken beer cans---cut and straight and also use on projects - "Money for nothing" TV show is great source for inspiration. "Salwage Dawgs" American TV show...also great for inspiration
hi.the little plastic bottle with dimples had sherbert in around mid 1980s
Dear Lucy, we had a working mother in the 1980s. As a child of the 50s she embraced all things ( artificial) innovative and time saving with enthusiasm. Unfortunately this occasionally included food, which was odd, because she was a very good cook. I remember those repulsive instant potatoes. Not even mixing with cream and butter could save them. Floury, dusty & tasteless - worse, they were really cardboard flakes. She even tried, at one point, making croquettes. No use. We resorted to baked potatoes. Yum. I learned an early lesson. Don’t mess with nature. Great video, again. Good on you clearing up the plastic too, graphic exercise in how long they survive eh? 🌸😊🌸
Freezer packaging was smaller because freezer space was more limited in most fridge models. Thus the one family serving per bag.
display the old packaging in a vintage picture frame that would look great x thoroughly enjoyed this video xxx
Hi Lucy & Ryan. Hope you are having good summer.
Hi Lucy and Ryan, Fun lark today with some unique finds! I love the little plastic toy iron. I really like the inkwell and the little bottle with the stars on the bottom. That hair spray can was neat, too. The plastic packaging was in great shape to be so old...it just shows how long it lasts. Deedee is sweet to help and lots of great coins! Thanks!
Thanks so much Kathy I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Xx
Hope you and the family are ok miss you larking around x
Smaller frozen food packets as most people only had a freezer compartment the size of a few shoe boxes in their fridge , we didn't even have a fridge until 1971 , I guess packets would have been larger in the States with freezers being more common place in most households .
Hi Lucy when i see your pictures of the woods there it reminds me of the story of Robin Hood.
I enjoyed this video !
Love your videos the things you find bring back memories for me brilliant
Hi Lucy, the toy lorry is from the mid 1960s. and was produced by Morestone, in their BUDGIE range, the model being of a sedden / Atkinson,
unfortunately the trailer section is missing
i am on holliay and somehow i found a bottle dump whilst walking along a road looking into a ditch , its probably about 1920’s!
Y'know, you can empty and rinse the rusty can - then dry completely, then spray w/ clear poly- either matte or gloss depending on your taste.
Great lark Lucy and Ryan the old advertising reminds me of my younger days in the 70s keep up the good work xxx
Love all vintage advertising . My place is full of it .
Between us we have to save as much as we can Lucy !!!
Great finds 👍
Absolutely! I love this mission, I'm on it! Great to know you love it too xx
Fab 2 c your treasure, love the old advertising. Ryan's finds were plentiful. Great vid as always. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Xx
Brilliant what a fantastic trip down memory lane ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks James! Xx
Wow Lucy, what an Amazing video ❤🙂 really enjoyed watching.
Loved the different bottles you found and the retro toys they were beautiful.
The advertising packages, were very cool, it's always interesting to see what things used to be like 🙂
And Ryan's metal detecting finds are interesting too.
Looking forward to your next video
Thanks Deb I'm so pleased you liked it! Xx
Looks like you had a lucky day finding lots of old things xx
I think your fascination with packaging is endearing. I don't recognize any because I'm from the US but that hair spray looks 1960s to me. I love all your larks and digs so much.=whatever you find is okay with me.
Oh thanks Karen that's so lovely to hear! Xx
Your cat is adorable!
What a great bunch of treasure, and nice variety! Great job on the metal detector too! It adds another dimension to what you can find. Such a great location!
Thanks Catherine! I'm so pleased you enjoyed it xx
That was a fun lark in the woods for sure! Ryan did really well detecting also! Thanks for posting!
Thanks so much! Xx
Wonderful day.
My Sammie kitty is watching your video with me :-). She's cuddling this morning :-). I especially love the small glass bottles and jars you find. I think if they were textured glass jars with large necks a bit larger than a tea light I would love using them for candle holders! I collect metal, glass and cardboard containers. Amazing how many candy boxes and cake boxes from around the 1920's survive. People would store things in them, and they often have flowers or pretty lady pictures on the lid. Also I find cosmetic containers, talc tins and boxes. All pretty small, sometimes filled with treasures - buttons, jewelry, hair pins, stamps, etc. The unusual pottery shards and the glass pieces you find are fantastic! Thanks for sharing your treasures :-), always look forward to your next video!
Aww hi Sammie! Glad you both enjoyed my video, its lovely to gear that you like collecting these sort of things too, sounds like you have a wonderful collection! Xx
I love the little condiment jar! Great video. I’d love to have been there.
The rectangular metal piece is a drawer pull. The design looks to be Celtic inspired. It also looks mid Edwardian, 1920ish.
I think the green bottle at 33 minutes is a Vosene medicated shampoo bottle .... there were quite a few that i recognised too
Great lark.
I am so envious, we don’t have anything as lovely as mudlarking in Trinidad, it may not be safe either. Would love to be there with you; but I do have a callow Timon of marbles that I find all over the place.
“Collection of marbles” fie on thee autocorrect
Visiting Bath was one of my favorite parts of our trip to the UK. Such a beautiful place!
Love your video and finds! The bottle with liquid in it still might be a Liniment rub for sore human or horse muscles. Or of course a polisher for wood or metal. Or a cleaner as well.
The hinge is probably mustard and the one item with the screw bottom and the tube and wire is a light bulb or radio tube but more than likely a lightbulb
They used to cut coins back in the day to make change or to melt down the pieces to make counterfeit coins
In the case of the pizza shaped 2p.though, most likely caught by a council grass mower
Hello Lucy! Hoping all is well with you and yours! Just missing your vlogs. Warm Regards, Tere
Hi Lucy. I hope you get to read this and I also hope you are feeling better. Ive truely been missing yalls videos. As I'm sure that you look forward to it as well. I've been a sub and fan from practically when you came out with this channel.
Don't tell anyone but you rank in my top 5 channels 😍💕
And this may seem odd...but I'm sure others notice all your pretty nail polish you will wear next. Your nails always look beaitiful.
Miss yall and hope to see a new mudlark adventure.
Why haven't you been posting video
Just wish you two were wearing gloves to dig around in that "trash". You are having such a fun time though, so I won't nag this time. Great finds for both of you.
Thanks! I was wearing gloves for most of the time, I just take them off to film as too cumbersome otherwise Xx
@@lucyslarkingadventures9863 I'm so glad to hear that!! It makes me happy to hear and I can certainly understand the clumsy nature of gloves...
The tiny bottle with the red plastic lid and brush or dauber looks like a clove oil bottle for toothaches or an iodine bottle.
you could repurpose the ink bottles and plant succulents inside of them
I think inecto was hair stuff and nulon hand cream,another great lark
Brilliant! Thanks for this, glad you liked it xx
Looks like fun to me, but I'm not into the plastic trash. You are good taking the plastic out to recycle.
Great video. I have been watching your videos for long time .I am from Guwahati Assam INDIA, the land of tea n river Brahmaputra. Keep posting your videos.
Thanks so much! Great to have a visitor from all the way in India! Xx
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Angel face was a concealer makeup in a tube. My sis used it under her eyes!
Proverbs content thank you
Interesting lark love old advertising and fun time. However I’d of left the buggy container. Lol
Proud you clean up the plastic trash.
I remember Tiger bread I think ,from the early 70s
Yes I agree
Lucy, you could take that brown bottle to a pharmacist & ask them if they can smell it & tell you what it is.
Didi should get his own channel demonstrating yoga stretches.
Do you mean the freshly made striped ,sometimes uncut ? If so , it's definitely not the same the only thing tiger about it was the name. There was also orange meringues called tiger tails around the same time was the popular tv ad for Esso featuring a tiger and Tony Tiger for frosties cereal . The ad men went tiger mad. Haha
the little bottle w/plastic lid and applicator might have been mercurachrome (sp) for skinned knees and such.
Cadburys Smash is still on sale. I have seen it quite recently in Morrisons. However you can now also buy it via Amazon.
A lovely larking adventure! 🙂 I do agree with you that ephemeral (or not so ephemeral plastic) larking finds are rather special cultural treasures and can show the everyday life of a certain time in history 👍 ....I do always feel like saying to you "Watch out for snakes!" but that might be a typically Australian thing to say, because we have so many more of them, lol! ...I did think also "good thing Britain doesn't have Bigfoot - in all those lovely green tree-y places, 😆
Haha no snakes, but if there is a Big Foot that is almost definitely where he'll be! 🤭 Xx
@@lucyslarkingadventures9863 Ha, ha: good answer Lucy 🤣
The little bottle with the red plastic applicator lid looks like a "wart remover" bottle
Ooh do you think so! That would be quite weird and unusual! Thanks xx
First thing I thought! I remember using that stuff back in the early 80s...it was vicious! Like acid.
Lol Lucy..I do find your taste for this trash rather amusing. I prefer your water finds, but this is an interesting change of pace!
That 'Young' top looks a little bit like the lids you get on insulated flasks.
first thing that you were showing is part of the light bulb
I think your mystery object no.1 is a part of the handle of a suitcase, the leather covering has gone.
Oh great thanks for this! Xx
10:29 is definitely part of a light bulb. Be careful with the content of the grooved brown bottle - may be acid or poison, you never know ;-)
Those lids with the letters on came from Smarties tubes. I tried to collect the whole alphabet but seemed to keep getting the same ones.
Now you know you will have to go larking to finish the collection, lol.
@@christinegreywolf A lot of water has passed under the bridge since then.
Great adventure, I like the old advertising stuff as well but possibly not as much as you!! How many cats do you have, they do like getting in on the act!! Very cute . Ryan is doing really well metal detecting!! Xx
Thanks Alex! We have three cats, they are all needy for attention as you can tell! Xx
@@lucyslarkingadventures9863 I have two and one trying to move in with me, he's a stray and so skinny and wants attention but is so nervous. X
I’d be interested to find old packaging! I was 10 when decimalisation came in and remember my 10p not getting me as many penny sweets as my shilling 😀😂
Ah that must have been disappointing!! I'm loving the old packaging glad you enjoyed it too xx
That 'clasp' was the end for a strap or belt. To prevent it from fraying.