Mudlarking March Madness!!
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2024
- It was a very productive Mudlarking week. We continued to pull marbles, bottles, relics and more!, please enjoy. #americanhistory #antiquebottles #bayshore #bottlecollecting #coincollecting #marbles #metaldetecting #mudlarking #mudlarkingfinds #treasure
Hello Matt, love the marbles, bottles, and insulator. Great week for a hunt👍🏻 I hope you and your family have a beautiful Resurrection Day always remember the Lord has risen 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thank you Susan!…..and will do!!! Happy Easter!
Good marble week, nice insulator and some interesting bottles. Thanks for showing your dad's artwork. Always love it! Thanks for sharing Matt!
Thanks Kristin!
Just love the larking 😊
Me too!
Great finds of color coded marbles and bottles, the ambers and blues. See you next week.
Thanks, see ya!
Love the glass door knob & cross, insulator is nice too 👍
Thanks Tom!
Love your videos. Also enjoy seeing you find marbles. Good job. God bless❤❤❤
Thanks Jane!!! God Bless
That very first piece was Corningware. I have some of that still in use after 52 years. How cute was that it’s bitty tiny bottle!? As I’ve said before, “Who’d have thought there’d be anything in all that goo that would amount to anything interesting!” WOW! So, so much as it turns out. Tiny bottles, marbles, Willow pattern, insulators, jars and bottles of all types, perfumes, mustard….the lot! Good pickings, the lot, Matt. Oh by the way, Ponds cream was purely for the face I believe. Mum, now passed, used it sixty to seventy years ago. Hope you had a lovely Easter. I did, just loafing around and giving away chocolate eggs to the grand kids and to some carers and dear, old, lonely souls in my sister’s nursing home. They deserve as much attention as anyone! ❤️🐇🕊😊
Thanks Yvonne and all the blessings to you for helping those beautiful souls in the home.
Hello! NJ Always love to see dad's art work. Nice glass finds and marbles today. Super insulator! S
Hi Az!!!! Thanks so much!
Good morning Matt, well now a few things came up after that wind and rain storm. Love the cross. You find it during Holy Week. Nice insulator. Of course, more marbles for the skull. Happy blessed Easter to you and all of the family. Joyce❤️🙏🇺🇸 🐰🐇🐣🐥💐🌺🌸
Hi Joyce!, Thanks and Happy Easter!
Hello my friend. Great job this week. The blue bottles will bring me luck. I have to go the deer are knocking on the back door. I guess the bird feeders are empty. Stay safe say hi to your family for me. I would tell you how big of a fool I made of myself yesterday but you don’t have the time.
Hi Steve!!!!!, lol, I can’t even imagine what you did, lol
Hey Matt:) What a way to begin your finds, that cross was just waiting for you to come along.
Bottles, insulator, lid all amazing, but the amber swirl marble is stunning! Thanks for sharing:)
Thanks Kathi, love the post rain searching, but I guess it can’t rain all the time.
Good afternoon Matt, Thank you for bringing me along on your lark. I've been self isolating this past month. To much stress and just waiting and hoping for spring/warmer temps to hit my area, so I can start working in my garden, planting and watching things grow and also searching for eatables throughout the surrounding forest along with my dog. The waiting part is the most difficult but, I do know from many previous years that, one day soon... It will just hit and it will be spring/summer!! Until then, I'll keep getting my veg starts going and surviving.
I love the different marbles you found. The orange/yellow cats eye one being my favorite with the clear blue almost being on the same level. The tea pot lid was also a very nice find. See if you have or can find a marmelad pot/jar that lid would fit on. I know that is what the larkers in the UK use them for when they find nice tea lids. ☺
Good morning my friend. Wishing you the best in your search for eatables and warmer weather. The is a part of me that is envious of your isolation, besides my family there’s not many more humans I would need to be near and I have no prior history of any trauma. Just kind of an anti social individual. Thanks for checking in, best to you.
@@underthesurface4435 Yes, I know what you mean. I would go totally bonkers if I had to live/survive in a town. And, gods forbid in a large city... I'd be totally certifiable and have to wear one of these white "hug yourself" contraptions! 😱
But yeah, all joking aside. I am very thankful that I had the foresight when my kids were still young teens, to buy this place out here in the country/woods. I've had it for some 20+ yrs. now, even if I've been bouncing all over the world and living in various off the beaten paths, after the kids flew the coop. 5 yrs. in off grid mid BC Canada being the last one, which I came back out here 3 yrs. ago. I've never let this place go... Rented it out once when I was gone for about 3 yrs. Will NEVER do that again!!
I've so far, never been afraid of being on my own, regardless of if it's a for me new and strange country, as long as it's not around people or, at least not to many people. I really loved the total isolation/solitude of the mountains and wild where I lived in Canada, volunteering as a wild life assistant. Aiding and helping wild animals, both small and not so small... Especially after the raging wildfires we had 2 yrs. in a row... 😢😣
Brought my now 6 yr. old female Wolfdog that I bottle raised from day 1 since her mother died after giving birth to her, with me when I came back here to Sweden. Also have a few cats and I'm perfectly content and happy sharing my life with them.
I do have my 3 now adult children and one granddaughter of 16 months. See them about once a month but, they know where I am if they need me and know that come hell or high water, I'll be at their side ASAP if need be... Other than that, I don't drive to town or be around people more than the once a month shopping I do. Which I sleep for near 24 hours straight after I've come home and put the stuff I've bought away...
Have had many folks ask me how I can handle being alone 99.9% of the time... No problem, I don't feel lonely. I believe being/feeling lonely is a state of mind, which I don't have... I have my pets, the surrounding forest with all it's wild inhabitants and also my kids if I need them so... All is well (knock on wood) ☺
@@solanisomeni So very interesting, thanks for sharing my friend.
Guilden's preparred mustard! Nice find still available today. Good stuff!
Good stuff is right, now let’s find some hotdogs!!!
Good morning Matt. Amazing what you can find on the surface after some heavy rains. Nice marble finds and that insulator. Have a good weekend and happy Easter.🐣🌷
Hi Sally!, yes, love the rain wash!, happy Easter!
Good morning Matt! I knew all that rain from last week would uncover great finds from Under the Surface! Those bright colored marbles are stunning and the white insulator looks brand new! I’m hopeful real spring weather is coming as reflected in your dad’s monarch butterfly painting. Beautiful!!! I’m off to search and collect shells in SWF! Enjoy the Easter holiday! Stay well out there! ~Karin
Thanks Karin , the rain always brings out the treasure. Spring is here!, woohooo. Enjoy your shell hunting!
Loved the porcelain insulator. I have quite a collection of them ! The marbles were nice, too .
Thanks Elizabeth, yes , agreed, it’s amazing how something that was just meant to insulate wires could be so interesting a collecting piece.
Helloooo from Iooowwwaaa, you had March Marble Madness 😂 those were awesome. What great finds this week. Stay safe and have a great Easter with your family.
Yipppe ki yoooo, iooooooowaaa!!, thanks for checking in Debbie.
and Happy Easter.
Love the Cross at Easter Week! Project for you: reprocess that door knob! Now that’s a challenge! 😉
Great idea, I probably have enough door knobs to cover all the doors in my house. Now I just have to convince my wife, lol.
I’ve seen where they mount on a board and use as a coat rack..maybe with a weathered piece of wood from your adventures?
Nice finds. What fun. Thanks, Matt.
Thanks Lisa!
Amazing finds 👋👍🥰🤗
Thanks Joan!
Good morning have a blessed easter
Good morning Nilsa, happy Easter
Always great to find the insulators. Monsoon rains coming soon fingers crossed 🤞for good finds.
Love that rain!!!!
Happy Easter Matt, you really are my definition of a mudlarker. I think that if all the mudlarkers around the world put their marbles together Mount Everest would have a rival 😂.
Aaaah thanks so much!, a Mount Everest of Marbles, very cool.
Thank you for the video. Love the marbles and embossed jar. Happy Easter Matt.
Your very welcome. Happy Easter .
Hey Matt 👋 You've got new fan...my husband Tom! We sat & ate bagels and watched your new video. Nice start to a Saturday morning. You found some nice marbles this week. And the Gulden's jar was excellent. Happy Easter to you & your family. We'll catch ya next week. Your friends from Nawth Jersey, Carolyn & Tom
What’s up Tom!!!!, thanks for joining us . Happy Easter to you both.
The date at the beginning has 2023. Nice finds!
Ugh!!! Lol
So many cool finds, that completely intact older insulator was a great one to find!!
It sure was, interesting area, old roadside dig up, this is the only intact one of many broken ones found here.
@@underthesurface4435 pretty much a bucket list find them 😃👍
Hello from your neighbor in Delaware! So many finds packed into this video. Don't you love it when your sweat equity pays off with intact pieces? Love the doorknob. The first time I found a soda with a painted label, I thought I'd clean it off. Ended up wiping off most of the label. Lesson learned. Happy Easter to you and the family. See you next time!
What’s up Delaware !, sure do! The painted labels are tough to clean, I still wipe them thinking it will stay….nope.
I thought that I was the only crazy collector of lids.😂😂😂😂😂
Lol, the obsession of collecting reaches far out
Happy Easter
Happy Easter my friend.
More marbles!!! Love the finds! Happy Easter to u and your family!
Happy Easter Melissa!!
Wow, nice marbles. I especially thought the amber one was unique. Your skull jar must be almost full now. 😁
It’s getting there!!
Nice insulator Matt, great hunt, love the marbles and bottles👋👍
Thanks Team Lynch!
Heey friend! Love to see u searching for history.. so nice!!! Big hello from new friends and followers and subs from southern Europe!
What’s up Southern Europe!, thanks for checking in and subbing, returning the favor.
@@underthesurface4435 Cheers bro!
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Thanks Marcie!!
Hi there! Just sending a message hoping all is well in your neck of the woods after hearing about an earthquake today. Wishing you and your family well.
All is well, unfortunately and fortunately we are in Florida,would have loved to experience the earthquake!
Lovely selection of finds! Were you able to fit the pipe and pipe stem together??
I LOVE the bright blue marble and the amber-y one! And the insulators!
Was the whiskey flask marked “Forbidden” a Prohibition one, likely sold by a pharmacy “by prescription only”!
I follow a podcast (“The Dopple” with comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds) where they talk about history and also read from a historical newspaper (shorts called The Past Times). A recent newspaper they read was dated December 6,1933 from Madison, Wisconsin, and had a couple of very funny articles written the first day after the end of Prohibition. Madisonians did not wait to get out and imbibe. Unfortunately, the only alcohol available in any quantity was 5.5% beer and bootlegs alcohol.
No they were not a match, Interesting podcast, the whiskey is a prohibition one yes. Thanks for checking in m friend, good hearing from you.
@@underthesurface4435 Always great to catch up. Happy Easter to you and yours!!🐣🐣
@@Mudhooks Happy Easter
Happy Easter and great finds.Wish I had somewhere like that to check out ny me.
Thanks Hilda, I am very grateful to have an area so close to home. Happy Easter.
Social outcast (Lol 😏)
Lol…hi Bob, hope you are well.
Spring is so much closer, so yes, that helps 😉
Did you mean 2024? And not 2023?
Sure did Peter….