According to carnivalglassworldwide a newspaper article of 1897 stated - when viewed by any light free from UV light, uranium glass is colourless … but viewed by daylight or the electric arc light (rich in UV) the magnificent green fluorescence is seen. The electric Arc Lamp was the very first kind of commercially successful electric light. They emitted a super-bright purplish-white light, which was in fact UV light. When Vaseline glass was viewed under an arc lamp, emitting UV light, it would have glowed crazy bright green - it must have looked like magic! Back in the 1800s and into the early years of the 1900s, they actually had their own version of black lights that made Vaseline glass glow.
Honestly, I think that puzzling through things and then seeking to find out about the parts you don’t understand isn’t Atrocious Science. Posing questions about the unknown is the core of scientific inquiry. Or something like that. I’m a nerdy artist, with a curiosity about absolutely everything, and not anything like a scientist.
The orange glow comes from cadmium. Cadmium glass glows yellow, pink, orange, or red under UV light. You can see this sometimes in old glass candy dishes from the early days. Depression glass you will find both uranium and cadmium. You can find it in old brooches as well. Love your channels.
What a lovely relationship the two of you have. It’s great that you have a shared hobby that you can not only bond over, but create amazing repurposed items. So much fun to watch! ❤
According to Wikipedia, uranium glass dates back to 79 AD. It was found in a mosaic in Italy. Then in the middle ages it was used as a glass colourant in Bohemia. It fell out of use as a colourant somewhere around the 1940's. Hope that's helpful 😊
Miss Kate i appreciate you so much hon. I totally know and can tell how much the wind bothers you . Thankyou for your perseverance . You bring a calming peacefulness. Your mom she cracks me up when she cracks up . 😅❤
Uranium glass was mass produced until the 1970’s, but the Bohemian glass has the highest concentration. Manganese and Cadmium glass also glow ❤Not all pressed Czech glass is Neiger.
Uranium glass started being used a lot in the 1830's but it's popularity was not because it glowed (because that wasn't known until the invention of the black light.) It was the color that was the attraction-the "canary yellow" which later was sometimes called Vaseline was a favorite.
This night video was very interesting, I was thinking how many people do this sort of thing. Years ago when my husband and I lived in Southwest Florida we went at night. I wanted him to see the shooting stars over the water while sitting on the beach. He was absolutely amazed because it was the first time he ever saw shooting stars. They looked like they were falling into the ocean. Just beautiful, I believe everyone should enjoy watching the stars falling. It has to be very dark to appreciate them.
Those beads were like cats eyes glowing in the road and the mushroom bead was meant to find Kate ❤️🍄. I’ve always wondered how, in the past, they knew uv glowed. It’s an eerie place when darkness falls, thank you for staying 💛🧡🤎
You two are so precious to me!! Because of you, I get to go on an awesome adventure every week! I live in South Africa and you have no idea how lucky you are! We don't have any beaches or rivers with any treasures at all; we have shells and way too much plastic waste. There are old dump sites in towns, but most are underneath buildings or inaccessible now. I share your enthusiasm because I love vintage and antique items. I have some uranium glass items from my great-granny (a marble, a necklace, a vase, beads crocheted into doilies, two drops that were earrings) and found some in the few antique shops that I get to visit in other towns on the few holidays I have. I am happy just finding one shard of old pottery or bottle which I consider treasure and you walk over masses of broken shards without noticing them. I find them only on old farm or building's buried dump sites that somehow made it to the surface. I also love the beautiful nature scenes you record. I appreciate our country's natural beauty, but I have a soft spot for all British plants because of books. Thank you so much!
Amazing glowing treasures ladies it is crazy that you both find similar items like the roses.I like how your curious minds work and how we get to come along on the historical journey with you.Can't wait till the next adventure Karl from eastern Canada
Nice lot of beads on that lark, love the mushroom one. That may have been a light pull. I'm pleased you had Mr. Caboodler and Oscar with you as I don't like to think you go on your own, or with each other in the dark. Stay safe and love to you all.❤❤❤❤
I had one strange toy when I was a child. It was shaped like a very small light bulb. If I put it in the window in the sun, it would soak in light that made it glow in the dark. However, it did not glow all night. A house that we rented in Memphis, Tennessee, had star shaped items stuck to the ceiling (in one of the bedrooms), that soaked up light while the ceiling light was on. When the light was turned off, the stars would show up in a green/yellow light for a while.
Fascinating question about the black light. It reminds me of Calvin's dad explaining to Calvin why old ohotos are black and white - worth a quick google! Anyway a simple glass prism could be used to separate out UV light from sunlight. If you combined that with a "gate" to only let the UV through, you could effectively create a UV isolating filter. That technology is plenty old enough, so I wonder if a variation of it could have been used?
I love how quickly you go through things and not stay on the same thing for so long. You are so lucky to be able to do this I would give anything to have a place like that to hunt
Wow! Every single trip you take there is something wonderful..this was so mystical and magical seeing those tiny, glowing orbs..beads..even a tooth! I wonder if they are part of a dump site,or have been rolling around on that beach for so many years..what's story they could tell ..love the giggles always!
Keep Rocking 🤙 the good stuff 👍 Beautiful people 🤗 the 🐇🖖 continue with your creative energy travels treasure hunting zen.😋yum🍄 🥰 Your politeness toward mother nature's itty bitty wing & Crawley creatures 🏖️🌦️🕊️🇺🇲🦅
Yet another great video.The sun gives off Uv light. So I imagine they held them in the sun. This is how the people knew the beads changed colour and glowed before Uv lights were invented.
I think it was more the jade like colour of the opaque uranium glass and the bright green variant were popular in the 1920s. I doubt they would know how it glowed under UV!
The sun puts off uv light and therefore when it sits out in the sun it would get glowy and glow for a long time after going out of the sun. Thats why you dont need a black light for glow in the dark t shirts or nail polish
I think I found the answer to your uranium glass before UV lights question. The clue is in your comment that the petal continued to glow for a moment after you removed the light. “… uranium will continue to glow in the dark for some time after first being charged in sunlight.” So, at a party or the theater, after wearing the beak lace outside, presumably it would glow when the lights were turned off. And before electricity (or in places without it), presumably they would glow when going from outside to an unlit or poorly lit indoor location. Give it a test and let us know how it turns out! 😁 I’m very curious now, but don’t live in a place where I’d ever find something like that.
I became addicted to uranium glass a few years ago watching the Bargain Barons who introduced me to uranium glass dishes. I have a collection of thrifted dishes and now have started on jewelry that has uranium pieces in it 🙂
This would be a dream adventure for me~ i love uv glass and have always wanted to bring my uv light out to a beach... maybe someday I'll get the chance! Excellent video! (Also the orange/pinks may be cadmium glass!)
I love the Niger brother beads. I'd never heard of them, or seen them before watching your larks. Now im fascinated by those beauties. I was thrilled to bits on seeing that beautiful mushroom shaped bead too. That was a brilliant find. All those beads were lovely finds. Well worth the hunt in the dark. Great fun. Oh and by the way, that little bone peg thing with the rounded top, looked very much like Cribbage peg. My mither and Grandfather used to play it together. Its a game you play with cards and you have a wooden board with holes each side. The pegs keep a talley of your point. I'm pretty sure its one of those pegs. 😊xx
I call this time of day Twilight. To me the most beautiful time of day. Just before nightfall. When I was a young girl no more than 10 or 11 yrs. my mom made me a bead ring with very small beads. I wore it all summer until I noticed the string had desentigrated and the beads were coming off. My mom put what was left away and I can't remember where it was. Havent seen any part of it since.
I believe the pink glow is manganese or magnesium one of those materials makes the glass glow pink and of course the green is uranium. Some cold cream milk glass jars glow green also. The UV torching videos are my favorites. One I love the glow but mainly because so many neigar ( probably didn’t spell that right lol) beads are found. Northern Mudlarks has UV torched at night and found a lot of him and his brothers beads also. I love it all thank you, thank you, thank you. ❤
Glowing glass is so magical looking - I'd pick up the broken pieces of UV glass as well and place the pieces in a big jar. I think that would make a lovely display.
Fascinating, wonderful finds. Your enthusiasm glows like those beads. You're my find of a lifetime, extremely precious with it. Good luck with the Flo.
When you shine normal light on uv beads then turn the light off, the beads glow faintly for a few seconds. This is how people knew they glowed before black light lamps. This is why radium was used in wrist watch faces as well. Although the radioacticity was higher in those so they glowed for hours instead of a few seconds. As a side note, your blacklight lamps have a lot of white light in the beam which allows you to see the beam, while the very expensive lamps are true blacklights as they show the glowing object without lighting anything else.
lots of frantic typing going on there! I think Kate is right, and it was originally its popularity as a colourant for glass, rather than the fact that it glowed under UV light... unless, in Africa, the beads absorbed enough UV light during daytime that they glowed briefly when entering a dark space (perhaps a windowless hut?) to make them realize they had special properties? Interesting... At any rate, hunting UV beads at night now seems an amazing thing to do (jealous!!!). I enjoyed the video, thank you! And I hope the "find of a lifetime" turns out to be something incredible! kindest regards to you all, k
Good Day, Ladies! The metal piece found at timestamp 1:10 resembles a crude version of the thingamajig they used to lace up boots during the Victorian era. : ) What a cool selection of uranium beads! As you know, many rocks fluoresce, as well as seashells. During the Victorian era, even until now, they have used seashells and copper wire to make decorative bonsai trees and flower bouquets. Your radiant petal may have been a seashell sculpted for that purpose. If my memory serves me correctly, it seems that I've seen rocks and seashells glow under certain moonlight?
Please can you show your trade beeds to see if they glow ,, 😊 you never know you might have one . Well done amazing clip as always. Thank you both so much.x.😅
The Pink with Uranium is a bicolour and a type of cased glass. I adore Uranium glass ❤ I sell and collect. I can’t wait to hit my local beaches here in Devon.
Amazing how so many beads are uranium glass. Must have been fun finding them in the darkness glowing. I have always wanted to see the bioluminescent plankton that glows in the sea. Apparently you can see it at the Gower. I went a couple of years ago but sadly didn't see any. Needs very hot weather I think? Love your videos x
Those UV things are amazing. I think Gail and Alex have found several of the little bone items and they were used in lace making. Thanks for another fun adventure. 👏👏👏
That mystery bone find could become a peg leg for one of your little one legged boys. Make him a pirate by adding a patch over one eye and a cloth rag tied onto his head.
It’s been 10 days since your last mudlarking show. We enjoy your mudlarking shows so much and we miss the regularity of them. More please. Thank you. ❤
Hello we apologise for the 10 day gap. There will be a film out on Thursday but we are working on a very involved film at the moment which involves multiple days of mudlarking, which will hopefully be up the following week (which is going to be very long) :)
An amazing night for you gals I love how y’all say Figural! I bet after staring down so long you had “beady eyes” so many different design and colors hope you make some beautiful jewelry from all of those jewels
Hello from Boston,Mass,USA So proud of myself that I know what an allotment is ! Have always been fascinated with the UK, I watch anything and everything I can find on TV. Mystery shows Stories about castles,tours of castles and who could miss a Sherlock mystery. I think I must have been from your part of the world in a previous life. I so enjoy the relationship the two of you have❤ Thanks for the Watts and Co history lesson. Love frozen Charlotte's, but cheated and bought mine on line. May we see the doll house again? Sorry this turned into a novelette but I appreciate you sharing your lives with "us' ❤❤❤❤
According to carnivalglassworldwide a newspaper article of 1897 stated - when viewed by any light free from UV light, uranium glass is colourless … but viewed by daylight or the electric arc light (rich in UV) the magnificent green fluorescence is seen. The electric Arc Lamp was the very first kind of commercially successful electric light. They emitted a super-bright purplish-white light, which was in fact UV light.
When Vaseline glass was viewed under an arc lamp, emitting UV light, it would have glowed crazy bright green - it must have looked like magic! Back in the 1800s and into the early years of the 1900s, they actually had their own version of black lights that made Vaseline glass glow.
Thank you so much for the comprehensive answer!!
Honestly, I think that puzzling through things and then seeking to find out about the parts you don’t understand isn’t Atrocious Science. Posing questions about the unknown is the core of scientific inquiry.
Or something like that.
I’m a nerdy artist, with a curiosity about absolutely everything, and not anything like a scientist.
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The orange glow comes from cadmium. Cadmium glass glows yellow, pink, orange, or red under UV light. You can see this sometimes in old glass candy dishes from the early days. Depression glass you will find both uranium and cadmium. You can find it in old brooches as well. Love your channels.
The "tiny bone thing" Fleur found could be a Cribbage peg! 😊
I came to say exactly the same thing! I have a 1930’s board with similar shaped pegs!
What a lovely relationship the two of you have. It’s great that you have a shared hobby that you can not only bond over, but create amazing repurposed items. So much fun to watch! ❤
According to Wikipedia, uranium glass dates back to 79 AD. It was found in a mosaic in Italy. Then in the middle ages it was used as a glass colourant in Bohemia. It fell out of use as a colourant somewhere around the 1940's. Hope that's helpful 😊
Miss Kate i appreciate you so much hon. I totally know and can tell how much the wind bothers you . Thankyou for your perseverance . You bring a calming peacefulness. Your mom she cracks me up when she cracks up . 😅❤
Uranium glass was mass produced until the 1970’s, but the Bohemian glass has the highest concentration. Manganese and Cadmium glass also glow ❤Not all pressed Czech glass is Neiger.
Kate saying "Oh, sorry!" to the bugs was the purest thing 😭
I always learn so much from watching your videos. I really enjoy you and your Mother's relationship and dialogue. Thank you, you are beautiful souls.
Uranium glass started being used a lot in the 1830's but it's popularity was not because it glowed (because that wasn't known until the invention of the black light.) It was the color that was the attraction-the "canary yellow" which later was sometimes called Vaseline was a favorite.
This night video was very interesting, I was thinking how many people do this sort of thing. Years ago when my husband and I lived in Southwest Florida we went at night. I wanted him to see the shooting stars over the water while sitting on the beach. He was absolutely amazed because it was the first time he ever saw shooting stars. They looked like they were falling into the ocean. Just beautiful, I believe everyone should enjoy watching the stars falling. It has to be very dark to appreciate them.
Those beads were like cats eyes glowing in the road and the mushroom bead was meant to find Kate ❤️🍄. I’ve always wondered how, in the past, they knew uv glowed. It’s an eerie place when darkness falls, thank you for staying 💛🧡🤎
What a lovely spot to mudlark at night not only finding all of those wonderful uv beads but being able to see the ships pass by all lit up, fabulous x
You two are so precious to me!! Because of you, I get to go on an awesome adventure every week!
I live in South Africa and you have no idea how lucky you are! We don't have any beaches or rivers with any treasures at all; we have shells and way too much plastic waste. There are old dump sites in towns, but most are underneath buildings or inaccessible now.
I share your enthusiasm because I love vintage and antique items. I have some uranium glass items from my great-granny (a marble, a necklace, a vase, beads crocheted into doilies, two drops that were earrings) and found some in the few antique shops that I get to visit in other towns on the few holidays I have.
I am happy just finding one shard of old pottery or bottle which I consider treasure and you walk over masses of broken shards without noticing them. I find them only on old farm or building's buried dump sites that somehow made it to the surface.
I also love the beautiful nature scenes you record. I appreciate our country's natural beauty, but I have a soft spot for all British plants because of books. Thank you so much!
What a lovely comment
Thank you so much! :)
I love bead hunts -- It's a BEAD! But even more fun are the UV hunts! How much fun -- thanks for taking us along!!
I always enjoy your videos❤
The bone something you found reminds me of a cribbage board peg used to track points earned. It is very similar to a set of metal pegs I have. 27:53
It reminds me of chasing fireflies when I was little.
That was awesome!🎉 Mudlarking in the dark, looking for UV beads and finding so many.❤
Wow I love the uranium beads ❤🇨🇦
Amazing glowing treasures ladies it is crazy that you both find similar items like the roses.I like how your curious minds work and how we get to come along on the historical journey with you.Can't wait till the next adventure Karl from eastern Canada
Nice lot of beads on that lark, love the mushroom one. That may have been a light pull. I'm pleased you had Mr. Caboodler and Oscar with you as I don't like to think you go on your own, or with each other in the dark. Stay safe and love to you all.❤❤❤❤
Yes it would be a bit scary on our own there in the dark! :)
I had one strange toy when I was a child. It was shaped like a very small light bulb. If I put it in the window in the sun, it would soak in light that made it glow in the dark. However, it did not glow all night. A house that we rented in Memphis, Tennessee, had star shaped items stuck to the ceiling (in one of the bedrooms), that soaked up light while the ceiling light was on. When the light was turned off, the stars would show up in a green/yellow light for a while.
A video that glows in the dark 💚. Wonder if Oscar and dad had any finds. Thanks for sharing, good team work.
How exciting , Congratulations. A lovely day to night Mudlarking success ! Thanks for sharing Ladies . Enjoyed as always .🤩☺💞💛💙💜
Fascinating question about the black light. It reminds me of Calvin's dad explaining to Calvin why old ohotos are black and white - worth a quick google!
Anyway a simple glass prism could be used to separate out UV light from sunlight. If you combined that with a "gate" to only let the UV through, you could effectively create a UV isolating filter. That technology is plenty old enough, so I wonder if a variation of it could have been used?
Thank you for the theory :)
Love the mushroom bead!!! Thank you for taking us along!
I never would've imagined there being that many, with more still left there, of the UV reflective beads 😲👍😃
I love how quickly you go through things and not stay on the same thing for so long. You are so lucky to be able to do this I would give anything to have a place like that to hunt
Lots of the marbles i have found are some glowers lovely to look at stay safe.V.R..
Wow! Every single trip you take there is something wonderful..this was so mystical and magical seeing those tiny, glowing orbs..beads..even a tooth! I wonder if they are part of a dump site,or have been rolling around on that beach for so many years..what's story they could tell ..love the giggles always!
Keep Rocking 🤙 the good stuff 👍 Beautiful people 🤗 the 🐇🖖 continue with your creative energy travels treasure hunting zen.😋yum🍄
🥰 Your politeness toward mother nature's itty bitty wing & Crawley creatures 🏖️🌦️🕊️🇺🇲🦅
Your mystery bone item looks like a cribbage stake.
What a night.
You two make me so happy. I love the UV hunts. I, too, have wondered how they saw them shine
What a great video at night and looking at all the sparkling shiny pretties! So much fun exploring it all
Yet another great video.The sun gives off Uv light. So I imagine they held them in the sun. This is how the people knew the beads changed colour and glowed before Uv lights were invented.
Ohh you lovely ladies.
How I adore you both🥰
My bead collection,which numbers in the tens of thousands,smiles,at your lovely discoveries🥰
I have never seen anything like this,Lovely! “❤”
I think it was more the jade like colour of the opaque uranium glass and the bright green variant were popular in the 1920s. I doubt they would know how it glowed under UV!
The sun puts off uv light and therefore when it sits out in the sun it would get glowy and glow for a long time after going out of the sun. Thats why you dont need a black light for glow in the dark t shirts or nail polish
amazing finds! glowing beads are best! LOL
I have always wanted to do a UV walk on the beach, as crystals shine to. You had some great finds with those beads.
beautiful sunset and lovely haul- the glowing beads in the dark were a treat
I think I found the answer to your uranium glass before UV lights question.
The clue is in your comment that the petal continued to glow for a moment after you removed the light.
“… uranium will continue to glow in the dark for some time after first being charged in sunlight.”
So, at a party or the theater, after wearing the beak lace outside, presumably it would glow when the lights were turned off. And before electricity (or in places without it), presumably they would glow when going from outside to an unlit or poorly lit indoor location.
Give it a test and let us know how it turns out! 😁 I’m very curious now, but don’t live in a place where I’d ever find something like that.
Amazing uranium bead finds. It's so fascinating the way they glow in the dark. ❤😊
The mushroom was so exciting but my favorite piece was definitely the red teardrop bead.
I became addicted to uranium glass a few years ago watching the Bargain Barons who introduced me to uranium glass dishes. I have a collection of thrifted dishes and now have started on jewelry that has uranium pieces in it 🙂
Truly enjoyed this video ladies. Wonderful selection of different shaped beads. Thank you for sharing!😊🇨🇦
Thank you for this fascinating video. Cheers.
Uranium will glow in incandescent light you can charge them in sunlight which means they glow in candle and firelight
This would be a dream adventure for me~ i love uv glass and have always wanted to bring my uv light out to a beach... maybe someday I'll get the chance! Excellent video! (Also the orange/pinks may be cadmium glass!)
I love the Niger brother beads. I'd never heard of them, or seen them before watching your larks. Now im fascinated by those beauties. I was thrilled to bits on seeing that beautiful mushroom shaped bead too. That was a brilliant find. All those beads were lovely finds. Well worth the hunt in the dark.
Great fun.
Oh and by the way, that little bone peg thing with the rounded top, looked very much like Cribbage peg. My mither and Grandfather used to play it together. Its a game you play with cards and you have a wooden board with holes each side. The pegs keep a talley of your point.
I'm pretty sure its one of those pegs. 😊xx
I like the pieces of us glass too. Looks cool in a fish tank w u v light.
I love you uv night larks! It is so fun to watch!❤🇺🇸
I call this time of day Twilight. To me the most beautiful time of day. Just before nightfall. When I was a young girl no more than 10 or 11 yrs. my mom made me a bead ring with very small beads. I wore it all summer until I noticed the string had desentigrated and the beads were coming off. My mom put what was left away and I can't remember where it was. Havent seen any part of it since.
Pretty song years ago: Twilight time by the Platters. Good listening. Starts off, heavenly shades of night are falling, it's twilight time.....etc.
You two are a hoot great bead finds . The mushroom is amazing . 🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄
💖Luv ya bunches, Fleur and Kate 💖
I believe the pink glow is manganese or magnesium one of those materials makes the glass glow pink and of course the green is uranium. Some cold cream milk glass jars glow green also. The UV torching videos are my favorites. One I love the glow but mainly because so many neigar ( probably didn’t spell that right lol) beads are found. Northern Mudlarks has UV torched at night and found a lot of him and his brothers beads also. I love it all thank you, thank you, thank you. ❤
The little bone peg looks like a cribbage game piece
Glowing glass is so magical looking - I'd pick up the broken pieces of UV glass as well and place the pieces in a big jar. I think that would make a lovely display.
I love uranium glass! How awesome you found so many pieces on the beach!
Fascinating, wonderful finds. Your enthusiasm glows like those beads. You're my find of a lifetime, extremely precious with it. Good luck with the Flo.
Thank you! The news from the Flo is very encouraging! Watch this space :)
Fingers crossed.
When you shine normal light on uv beads then turn the light off, the beads glow faintly for a few seconds. This is how people knew they glowed before black light lamps.
This is why radium was used in wrist watch faces as well. Although the radioacticity was higher in those so they glowed for hours instead of a few seconds.
As a side note, your blacklight lamps have a lot of white light in the beam which allows you to see the beam, while the very expensive lamps are true blacklights as they show the glowing object without lighting anything else.
Thank you :)
Amazing bunch of beads! Very cool 😊😊😊
lots of frantic typing going on there! I think Kate is right, and it was originally its popularity as a colourant for glass, rather than the fact that it glowed under UV light... unless, in Africa, the beads absorbed enough UV light during daytime that they glowed briefly when entering a dark space (perhaps a windowless hut?) to make them realize they had special properties? Interesting... At any rate, hunting UV beads at night now seems an amazing thing to do (jealous!!!). I enjoyed the video, thank you! And I hope the "find of a lifetime" turns out to be something incredible! kindest regards to you all, k
Thank you for the theory :)
Beautiful haul! Those are all things that you can definitely use with possibilities. Exciting!
Good Day, Ladies! The metal piece found at timestamp 1:10 resembles a crude version of the thingamajig they used to lace up boots during the Victorian era. : ) What a cool selection of uranium beads! As you know, many rocks fluoresce, as well as seashells. During the Victorian era, even until now, they have used seashells and copper wire to make decorative bonsai trees and flower bouquets. Your radiant petal may have been a seashell sculpted for that purpose. If my memory serves me correctly, it seems that I've seen rocks and seashells glow under certain moonlight?
Great video, so much fun including the rambling. I am sorry to say I don't know either. Let us know when you find out please.
Please can you show your trade beeds to see if they glow ,, 😊 you never know you might have one . Well done amazing clip as always.
Thank you both so much.x.😅
Wow great score of beads plus other great things. Take care and thanks for sharing 👍🙏❤️
The Pink with Uranium is a bicolour and a type of cased glass. I adore Uranium glass ❤ I sell and collect. I can’t wait to hit my local beaches here in Devon.
Amazing how so many beads are uranium glass. Must have been fun finding them in the darkness glowing. I have always wanted to see the bioluminescent plankton that glows in the sea. Apparently you can see it at the Gower. I went a couple of years ago but sadly didn't see any. Needs very hot weather I think? Love your videos x
Your bone mystery item might be an antique lace bodkin😊
great night Girls .🤩 my favorites is the Roses, love to make them into hanging Earrings..🥰
What a fun adventure!! The bugs were kinda creepy though!🥰🥰🥰
Those UV things are amazing. I think Gail and Alex have found several of the little bone items and they were used in lace making. Thanks for another fun adventure. 👏👏👏
Enjoy crafting the doll houses .My 2 grand daughter's love watching you make the little rooms
Thanks a lot to take us all with you with this extraordinary experience. Amazing finds 👍😍
The triangle shaped bead I believe they are called bi-cone beads here in the States. Just in case you are interested.
STEIN is a norwegian word for stone and a very common name for boys too. Smart to use uv- light in the dark, then you found a lot og beads.
Your UV treasures are delightful.
That mystery bone find could become a peg leg for one of your little one legged boys. Make him a pirate by adding a patch over one eye and a cloth rag tied onto his head.
I know you really want to make the mushroom into jewelry, but it would look nice in the doll house garden too.😊
Amazing, I've never heard of these.... just AMAZING!!!!!
Great video some excellent beads.
Omg! Never thought this was possible ladies, it's amazing.
It’s been 10 days since your last mudlarking show. We enjoy your mudlarking shows so much and we miss the regularity of them. More please. Thank you. ❤
Hello we apologise for the 10 day gap. There will be a film out on Thursday but we are working on a very involved film at the moment which involves multiple days of mudlarking, which will hopefully be up the following week (which is going to be very long) :)
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great fun ladies love your adventures
Love the UV nightlarks.
Some awesome beads it's always a great time when you are out mudlarkinh
A lovely lark, thank you! When you put the uv torch close we cant see the glowing item, fyi.
An amazing night for you gals I love how y’all say Figural! I bet after staring down so long you had “beady eyes” so many different design and colors hope you make some beautiful jewelry from all of those jewels
What a fun lark! Beautiful beads! The mystery bone object might be a cribbage peg?
They glow in the sun, just not as obviously as in strong UV light. The green ones are particularly neon in my experience.
Wow, so many beads 🤩
The little bone item looks like it could be a cribbage peg.
Wow, so cool 😎 and great history. thank you so much for taking us along with you ❤️🥰
Hello from Boston,Mass,USA
So proud of myself that I know what an allotment is !
Have always been fascinated with the UK, I watch anything and everything I can find on TV.
Mystery shows
Stories about castles,tours of castles and who could miss a Sherlock mystery. I think I must have been from your part of the world in a previous life. I so enjoy the relationship the two of you have❤
Thanks for the Watts and Co history lesson.
Love frozen Charlotte's, but cheated and bought mine on line.
May we see the doll house again?
Sorry this turned into a novelette but I appreciate you sharing your lives with "us'
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Rose earrings!
You ladies are awesome love with your doing 🤙
GREAT finds! I love the night time larks❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic idea; that was fun! Ever wonder what the folks on the boats are thinking, or are they used to you?
Not sure haha :)
Loved it !!😊😊😊😊