Beautiful opening shots of St. Paul's then walking through the dispersing foreshore pigeon fraternity. You really are most excellent at making films. Hard to pick a favourite, but the boat ink is incredible (how the actual hell does that survive intact), and of course the cute crab claw salute 🦀🫡
Oh Kevin, I do enjoy your sense of humor and watching you scrape away along the water's edge. So interesting but relaxing at the same time. Thank you for all the time & energy you invest in your videos. 🙏 Cheers fr. Pat- Yukon Canada :)
Lovely and interesting finds! How did the padlock turn out? Love discovering history this way. I thank you for your beautiful video. Any more recents in the works? I do hope so…
WoW! Kevin, this is a wonderful video and I'm grateful you're back to take us on your adventures. I loved that tiny buckle, the fancy buttons, but you got me on the cleaning project! That was fascinating! So an engraver's attachment for the dremel, I've always wondered. Thank you! Thank you for a very informative, entertaining, and historical moment spent watching this video! Have an amazing week!!!
Really loved this Kevin - great seeing the foreshore- day and night - and then the really professional close -ups at home. A great collection of finds - I love all the personal pieces - and I also appreciate learning how you clean your finds. Thank you 🙏
I’m always amazed at the history that is on the Foreshore and the opportunity of discovery you have on each lark….thanks for the videos and your interest in sharing with the world(aka..your subscribers)..😉
I love seeing the wildlife around the Thames, it shows that the river is in good health after so many years of it being a waste dump. Of course if it wasn't used as a dump in the past, there would probably not be as much to find now. I'm always amazed when unbroken glass things are found in what is nothing less than a giant rock tumbler. Love your humor, watch those hand gestures!🤣 Take care my friend.❤
Nice to see you in your other native environment (the foreshore being your other home). I'm sorry about the lost footage. That conglomerated lid is a little beauty.
This is a wonderful video. I really enjoyed see how you clean your finds. I did not know that crabs shed their shells so had a Google and found out lots of interesting information. Nice to learn something g new. Thank you Kevin for this video. Cheers and take care.
I am late as usual.... I loved this. The brass roundel reminds me of some Georgian tie-backs I have, but I guess the leather strap gives it another purpose.
You are such a lucky bloke to have this ability to scrounge the country. I am so jealous, we havent anything like this in Canada. best we get is some arrowhead or fairly modern detritus. Although I think i would have one heck of a time doing this.. my OCD for picking up garbage would get me drowned, unless someone pulled me away lol Cheers.
Hello from central Yukon. I'm told that if the hills/valleys around Dawson City were detected, they'd find buried tool boxes of Klondike miners, hidden away but never returned to. Cool huh?
Thanks Kevin, awesome video. Your videos always make me smile, love your humor. I have always found type set to be an interesting find and love your mysterious beauty. Till next time....
Mannequin - pis spotted ; nice to see your careful cleaning of finds. Nice one and memories of Maggie what more do we want. Geez a job. During the Thatcher years I became a perpetual student and survived. Your printing opportunity sounded interesting.
This was great Kevin the clean up was so satisfying to watch i wanted to do it 😁 do you have any I D yet and what about the leather don’t you have to conserve that very slowly over a long period of time ?
Hello from the San Francisco Bay Area. I always enjoy your videos, and your wry sense of humor. Thank you for sharing your explorations. What was the name of the dremel attachment, please?
You scrapped more with your fingers than with Throv, is she ok? Thanks for showing the cleaning I might try that too. Oh, I found one small padlock last time, should have given it to you for cleaning, I will never get it done that well. Cheers Kevin! Hugs xx
I read a little bit about the apprenticeship, it looked like it went well in the 1980's. Why did u call it a scheme? Or maybe that word means different in usa
Love your videos and your music choices.
Beautiful opening shots of St. Paul's then walking through the dispersing foreshore pigeon fraternity. You really are most excellent at making films. Hard to pick a favourite, but the boat ink is incredible (how the actual hell does that survive intact), and of course the cute crab claw salute 🦀🫡
Thanks a lot . Appreciated . I never noticed the salute till I reviewed the footage . It was cute =o)
Oh Kevin, I do enjoy your sense of humor and watching you scrape away along the water's edge.
So interesting but relaxing at the same time. Thank you for all the time & energy you invest in your videos.
🙏 Cheers fr. Pat- Yukon Canada :)
Thanks for coming along . Glad you liked it =o)
I look forward to seeing more of your videos. Love the finds and watching you clean the mystery item.
Lovely and interesting finds! How did the padlock turn out? Love discovering history this way. I thank you for your beautiful video. Any more recents in the works? I do hope so…
WoW! Kevin, this is a wonderful video and I'm grateful you're back to take us on your adventures. I loved that tiny buckle, the fancy buttons, but you got me on the cleaning project! That was fascinating! So an engraver's attachment for the dremel, I've always wondered. Thank you! Thank you for a very informative, entertaining, and historical moment spent watching this video! Have an amazing week!!!
Thanks Julianne . I should point out it's a Dremel engraver ( not an attachment for a Dremel rotary tool ) . Have a wonderful week yourself =o)
Really loved this Kevin - great seeing the foreshore- day and night - and then the really professional close -ups at home. A great collection of finds - I love all the personal pieces - and I also appreciate learning how you clean your finds. Thank you 🙏
Thanks a lot Susan . Glad you liked it =o)
Great vid, mate. Loving the new studio and nice selection of finds.
Thanks a lot Mark . Hopefully see you back out in the mud soon =o)
Good to see the video Kevin, hope you are well 😊 shared 😁
Thanks a lot Jackie =o)
Always look forward to your videos Kevin, can't wait until the next one 👍
Thanks . Glad you like them . See you again soon =o)
I’m always amazed at the history that is on the Foreshore and the opportunity of discovery you have on each lark….thanks for the videos and your interest in sharing with the world(aka..your subscribers)..😉
Cheers . Thanks for watching =o)
I love seeing the wildlife around the Thames, it shows that the river is in good health after so many years of it being a waste dump. Of course if it wasn't used as a dump in the past, there would probably not be as much to find now. I'm always amazed when unbroken glass things are found in what is nothing less than a giant rock tumbler. Love your humor, watch those hand gestures!🤣 Take care my friend.❤
Thanks a lot mate . Glad you liked it =o)
Nice to see you in your other native environment (the foreshore being your other home). I'm sorry about the lost footage. That conglomerated lid is a little beauty.
Thanks a lot =o)
This is a wonderful video. I really enjoyed see how you clean your finds. I did not know that crabs shed their shells so had a Google and found out lots of interesting information. Nice to learn something g new. Thank you Kevin for this video. Cheers and take care.
Thanks a lot Lovely Skull . Glad you liked it . Have fun =o)
I am late as usual.... I loved this. The brass roundel reminds me of some Georgian tie-backs I have, but I guess the leather strap gives it another purpose.
Great video … and a marvelous sense of humor! I really enjoyed that. 👍🏻
Cheers a lot . Glad you liked it =o)
You are such a lucky bloke to have this ability to scrounge the country. I am so jealous, we havent anything like this in Canada. best we get is some arrowhead or fairly modern detritus. Although I think i would have one heck of a time doing this.. my OCD for picking up garbage would get me drowned, unless someone pulled me away lol Cheers.
Cheers =o) I'd love to find an arrowhead
hopefully youl find one.. or a Polished Hand Axe.. That would be a treat. Cheers.@@medwaymammalianmudlark
Hello from central Yukon. I'm told that if the hills/valleys around Dawson City were detected, they'd find buried tool boxes of Klondike miners, hidden away but never returned to. Cool huh?
Thanks Kevin, awesome video. Your videos always make me smile, love your humor. I have always found type set to be an interesting find and love your mysterious beauty. Till next time....
Hey , thanks a lot . See you again soon =o)
Love yourvideos. Love your music choices.
Thanks . Glad you like them =o)
U don't have to a big name in mudlarking to be a good, soul friend, stay strong 🙏
Mannequin - pis spotted ; nice to see your careful cleaning of finds. Nice one and memories of Maggie what more do we want. Geez a job. During the Thatcher years I became a perpetual student and survived. Your printing opportunity sounded interesting.
Cheers . It wasn't a job as such . It was under her 'Youth Training Scheme' . £28.50 a week =o)
@@medwaymammalianmudlark great skills to learn though
Well done, from your intro on!
Thanks =o)
Could have it been a tapestry tie back?😊
This was great Kevin the clean up was so satisfying to watch i wanted to do it 😁 do you have any I D yet and what about the leather don’t you have to conserve that very slowly over a long period of time ?
Thanks a lot . Still no idea of an ID . The leather should be fine
Hello from the San Francisco Bay Area. I always enjoy your videos, and your wry sense of humor. Thank you for sharing your explorations.
What was the name of the dremel attachment, please?
Thanks a lot . Thanks for watching . It's a Dremel engraver ( not rotary tool ) with a hardened tip , from ZOIC PalaeoTech . Hope that helps
Really miss the vids buddy!!
You scrapped more with your fingers than with Throv, is she ok? Thanks for showing the cleaning I might try that too. Oh, I found one small padlock last time, should have given it to you for cleaning, I will never get it done that well. Cheers Kevin! Hugs xx
Thanks Pirjo . Trev's fine =o) I have enough cleaning projects , I've still gotta do the brooch =o)
Maybe try bicarbonate sofa and vinegar.. excellent video too
Thanks . Glad you liked it . I personally wouldn’t recommend bicarbonate of soda and vinegar
I read a little bit about the apprenticeship, it looked like it went well in the 1980's. Why did u call it a scheme? Or maybe that word means different in usa
I love your political insights, Kevin!
Thanks a lot . Appreciated =o)