I love your vids they Are a light in the dark of this hell of a 2020/2021 and Alex please do be care full near deep mudd dont you Get stuck big hugs from norway and a tiny town called Risør
Romano Vargas I know I wanted to take all the pretty colored rocks and I'm like... Stop u are here for glass only... I yet to find a pearl or a diamond which can be possible, u never know
I'm italian and this summer I went to Isola d'Elba an island in the middle of Italy, every beach in this island was different and I went home with I think almost 5-6 kilos (I'm not exaggerating) of glass rocks, mineral rocks and colorful sand (black and orange) I was picking up as much as I could 😂 luckily my boyfriend wasn't pissed at all and I discovered that he liked helping me searching for cool glass and rocks
I'm sorry, but i agree and disagree. When things are commonplace we tend to take them for granted. And we dont always understand that everywhere else is not like where we are. So, it is understandable that if you have plenty of choices that you would only pick the best. That being said, I also live in an area where sea glass is non-existent, so to throw any piece away is jaw-dropping! I will take what I can get!
betty kuykendall I felt more sorry for her mum. He mum found them and was trying to show them to her, and the pattern and she didn’t care and threw them 😢
@@mistywhite9128 a cod marble is a marble that is in the neck of a pop bottle and It stopped the pop from falling out.it a lovely bottle,I have a few of them,I have local ones and then some bottles from the state's.i even have the opener that opens the cod bottle.when you find a marble it will be very cloudy it's been rolling for maybe 100 years.
I would fill my garden beds full of those large pieces of slag...to die for! Breaking my heart to see you discard any piece of seagrass....as my local beach has only shells. Cheers!
I don't find much glass at my local beaches. It's quite small and usually clear, pastel blue or green, or brown. It makes me super excited when I find them though!!
abigail foote and I appreciate and feel blesses I live only few minutes from the beach....I can watch the ocean from our living room and listen to it from my bed....but my country is small and we live on one of the little islands!
@@mulle3574 I don't like swimming in the beach, the smell overwhelms me and so does the taste (I'm used to swimming in freshwater lakes) but when I go down to the beach, I've gone twice in my life, I love collecting sea shells and cool looking rocks
robin mcgregor yeah, I live in England but it’s almost impossible to get to my nearest beach (cleethorpes) because it’s always busy and it takes hours to get there because of traffic
@@soulofnature5439 I can find beach glass down the street from my home by Lake Superior. It is mostly brown beer bottles, occasionally aqua which looks like vintage canning jars. I've never found red, yellow or orange.......I would be VERY excited to find them. I'd be thrilled to find that quantity in one day!
Yep, petrified wood that had been exposed to saltwater for a very very long time, and thus has become 'Jet' - a nice gemstone. Polish up one face of it - they make gorgeous display pieces!
I know there are beaches in Washington State that are really great for finding sea glass but I have never heard of one in Oregon. Could you tell me where the Glass beach is in Oregon?
Sorry, I’ve always thought It was in Oregon since it’s close to relatives, my bad, but it’s a Park near Fort Bragg, California. It’s an area of coastline near the northern part of the town on Elm St & Old Haul Rd. Fort Bragg, CA 95437 or just google glass beach Fort Bragg CA.
It is in fort bragg and the its actually not that full of glass anymore I went at the end of December people took far too much glass and it take so long to be made but theres also a museum there about the glass that has beautiful pieces in it and Capn Cass makes jewelry out of it and you can get a map of other glass beaches in the area as well as tumbled glass to continue the sea glass being on the beach there
I'd die each time you threw the beautiful glass back to the ground , Where i am from there are not beaches like that where you find glass.You are so lucky to be there where you are .
Your mum is so talented! Also, you guys have such a cute relationship and dialogue through out the videos, it’s so wholesome ha :) I love how relaxing these videos are!
Hi everyone! Thank you all for your likes and comments :) I accidentally repeated one of the clips - Sorry about that, I'm kicking myself! Best wishes, Gail & Alex x
You should take every piece of beach glass you find - not only can it be re-sold easily (it's VERY desirable), but I take a nice glass bowl and simply fill it up with the stuff, and put a candle in it - the glow is incredible!
Your work is amazing....why don't you try carving on that stone....it will make your findings more beautiful...this is the link what I'm talking about ruclips.net/video/LRTvZGV4O-I/видео.html
I used to collect every little glass shards with my father. One day, when I was 6, we were walking on the beach in Normandie, and he picked up one. I'd ask what it is, and he'd answer me "those are little treasures ! Look how pretty they are !" And here I am, almost 18, and still gathering tiny glass pieces on every beach I go.
I was born in Kings Lynn 63 years ago. My Father was an American GI stationed at SKULTHORP. My mother was raised in Worchestershire. I was brought to America at 6 weeks old and have resided here since first we came. My dream is to do exactly what you two beautiful ladies did on tour beautiful day. Your finds are breathtaking. I am a marble collector so your marbles blew me away. I have a kiln I would love to gift to you both, but can't even imagine the cost of sending it. Thank you for the blessings you share. Your have no idea how much you increase my world. Big Big Love from Oklahoma, barb
What an interesting story of how you went to America! So lovely of you to think of gifting us your kiln but, yes, the cost of shipping would be way too much. Lots of blessings from Gail & Alex xx
Beautiful seaglass, I love it! I used to hunt seaglass when I was a child, my dad would then put it in a rock tumbler (rock polishing machine). It comes out shiny, just like gemstones, it always mesmerized me. 😊
The slag glass, esp. the black I would collect with the idea to either sell to aquascapers on ebay or collect it to sell per pound to interior designers.
I live on the Washington coast, moved here 1yr ago. I call going to the beach "going to the craft store". Your Mum's necklace reminds of the old mustard seed necklaces. Now I need to save some $ so I can come see your shop and all of it's treasures and meet you lovely ladies. My husband always comments on your close relationship....wonderful.
Hello from Chicago!! We have now blue slag glass from a smelter way up on Lake Michigan, one of the Great Lakes, that was only in operation from 1870-1885. It’s finally washed hundreds of miles down here. Worth a lot to artists. Broke my heart to see you toss such beautiful pieces. I’m a jeweler and beachcomber- keep all the glass you find, put it in candy jars. We have a plethora of green, clear and brown here. You dropping those cobalt pieces made me crazy mad! You can buy a flat lapidary machine for quite little money off amazon, which will allow you to flatten the backs and shape the sides very easily. You guys are awesome.
The sea glass you find is so beautiful! You can search all day here on the beaches of Southern California and NEVER find the pieces that you find! You are so lucky! Beautiful finds indeed!!
The jewellery made is gorgeous. I still enjoy seeing your funny hens who always find their way into whatever you're doing to present their opinion and inspect.
Omg I’d be in heaven at this beach, I’m from Upstate NY and we have some nice sea glass at some of the beaches and at some of my hidden spots but nothing amounting to this!
You have some great places in NY like Dead Horse Bay to Mudlark. Here in S.C. we have lots of Beaches but NO Mudlarking or Sea Glass. Our Beaches are white sand. I would love so much to visit my ansetrial Beaches where the Northern Mudlarkers visit.. I am 98% European & was adopted at Birth & have never found any blood relatives. Seeing these video's are just amazing. I'm so appreciative.
Dear @@NorthernMudlarks ladies. Thanks for replying and for the heart! I simply love to get hearts and thumbs ups for my commenting. 2) Even better that there are two of such a kind! Meanwhile I realized that there are two gorgeous looking beach gals because I commented the second vid I watched (will definitely not be the last for sure). I simply love sea glass respectively everything that looks interesting and beautiful! ;-) :-) Your are such a nice fresh character and your mom simply takes my breath away! Nothing more, nothing less! Wonderful voices too. I enjoy your videos and how you become excited while finding things. It's sooo lovely. 3) Is there a kind of catalogue where I can see your jewelry items? I would love and appreciate to hear from you. Thanks in advance. Sincerely yours.
@@NorthernMudlarks Uuuh, thanks again respectively for another one! 😳 I blushed while realizing it. Here's one back 💚 uhm... I better make it two 💚 because one for each of you. Catalogue or website?
This is Mrs. E. K. When my son was young, we would go look for seaglass along the river in Old New Castle, De. in the U.S. The spot where we went has since been "improved" and I am no longer sure that you can go hunt there anymore. My son just turned 20 recently. I now keep several apothecary type jars filled, which I consider my treasure. Memories in a jar. I only regret not dating our finds to document those memories. The colors are beautiful to me, almost better than any gem. The colors we found most where all variations of aqua, brown, white, and bottle green. Rarely we found cobalt blue in small chips and even more rare was lavender, my most absolute favorite thrill to find of all the colors. Your video inspired me to share and thank you for sharing with all of us your lovely finds.
I could not have walked away from any of that beautiful sea glass (and so many beautiful stones/pebbles). Thank you for the visit to that wonderful beach. Thank you for just being yourselves.
What gorgeous views on such a beautiful day. Nothing like a day on the beach. Alex, you have so much self control...I would want to keep every piece of sea glass I picked up! The necklace your Mom made is so unique and I love it. Would love to see some of your jewelry creations, as well. The pea hens are too cute! Thank you for sharing another lovely day with us and I cant wait for your next video.
Another greAt video. I took my niece last weekend as she wanted to try. She loved it and found loads . We spent a day in the week making her ‘paint a stone’ school project. We painted a flat rock sky blue then added 3d waves made of clay and painted that too. A spall piece of sea wood was used as a prop for a seagull made of sea glass with a broken clam shell as a wing. We added a beak and eye with paint and a speech bubble with the words “ give us a chip mate!”. She was very happy. She want to know about the lady that makes jewelry on RUclips.
This video feels magical... This is my absolute favorite pastime from my childhood whenever my family and I went to the beach back home. I still do it whenever I visit but the pieces I find aren't nearly as softened or rounded! I love these so much for that! As someone else had said, I don't understand how you don't pick everything up, I have no sense of control either XD I would absolutely make a trip to this gorgeous place just get some pieces and visit~
Those nuggets like you found at 10:05 would make amazing 1 of a kind beads if you drilled holes in them. They would make beautiful necklaces and bracelets.
1st time I've watched your video I enjoyed it very much, your home looks lovely I would love to come To where you live your country it's just beautiful some day .I love anything crystal, rocks, sea glass ,shells anything that our beautiful mother Earth provides and makes within her own self diamonds, sapphires, gemstones ,Jasper and Agate stone I love it all And I would love to do metal detecting it is so fascinating and I would love she get all the tools meeting to go rock climbing and picking and digging my own gemstones it's just an amazing world
Your peacock eyeballing the necklace is hilarious 😄. I also love your thumbnail because of that lol. And this is the first time I’ve ever seen a video like this. How beautiful.
I live by Lake Erie (one of the great lakes in USA) and I love looking for sea glass. We called them glass rocks when I was growing up. Thanks for sharing
I live on lake Michigan love what we call beach glass. I haven't looked on lake Erie but we get a lot small pieces. I'd loose my mind on that beach and be just grateful to have been able to visit also.
Hello from Derbyshire, I am new to your channel, your video popped up on my RUclips feed so decided to spend my lunch hour watching it and I really really enjoyed it. My kind of treasure hunting is usually with a metal detector, but I must say last summer I found myself on a beach in Cornwall picking up those wonderfully colourful and sculpted pieces of sea glass. I still have a bag full in the garage somewhere!! Really enjoyed the timelapse of the cod marble necklace. Great stuff ladies
Thank you for another fantastic video! The stone you found at 9:42 is most likely Chalcedony (agate), the blue one at 10:21 could also be agate or Chalcedony. I have tried to tumble polish glass I have found on the beach and it worked out great.
If I was mud-larking, I'd take all of the great glass, the ones you just dropped, they are beautiful. You could sell them, or put some around a flower pot for mulch. Gorgeous.
The necklace is an absolute stunner!!! So, SO very beautiful! You should start up an etsy store. Those would sell like hotcakes! Also, you might think about investing in an inexpensive rock tumbler/polisher for the sea glass and codd marbles. They would polish up beautifully. Just a thought! And let's see some of your jewelry Alex! I'm very curious to see your handiwork! And more of your mum's!!! Cheers!
I love ❤️ love beach glass. 👍👍👍👍 I put all my beach glass in the glass lamp. When I turn the lamp on you can see all the colors and it is more then 😎. Very nice finds. I can’t wait to hear what you do with yours. Maybe I should wait until the end of the video... lol Mum has mad skills... Beautiful 😊
My college tutor was collecting sea glass when we went on a end of year trip, I’d never actually paid attention to stuff on the beach before that, now I always look out for stuff like that. Lots of beautiful pieces ! 🧡
beautiful necklace your mom made...you can make earings with your same colors as your mom made her necklace.................your so lucky to be there and be by a beach............you can make anything you want .........enjoy..........we love you and your mom.........good job.......waiting on next video...............fan from red oak tx...............
Hello Girls, I call Almost Heaven, West Virginia, home. Not far from my house was,Acro Agate Marble Works. They made glass reflectors and lenses for industrial use ,as well as marbles. I spent many happy hours scouring riverbanks for slag glass and marbles with my dad ,then with our 3 daughters. As much as I love our colorful finds, none of them have the pitted velvety look of your ocean sea glass! Thank you for taking me on virtual trips with yourMudlarking adventures !!
Really enjoy your channel. Very calming. I think I would be taking the large pieces of slag glass to display the really beautiful and unusual ones and the rest as decor in my garden beds.
I would love a link to the site that your mother sells her beautiful jewelery. What a beautiful beach and amazing day to be out finding glass. You do an incredible job editing these videos.
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I love your vids they Are a light in the dark of this hell of a 2020/2021 and Alex please do be care full near deep mudd dont you Get stuck big hugs from norway and a tiny town called Risør
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I literally said” Hehe! “
😂😂
Forbidden corndog, forbidden gummy...
I don’t get it
@@DanFan-zs9nc it looks like a gummy candy, but you can't eat it
Me: “I don’t have enough space for a lot of these.”
My crow brain: “Shiny! Pretty! Smooth! Must take it all!!!”
just crow/goblincore tingz ✊😔
same tho
CAW CAW BISH
"Shinny" but yeah same not shinny tho
M_Lynx VA Same. I love shiny pretty things.
Being honest I’d collect everything off that beach, Rocks, sea glass, minerals, anything literally that my minds goes ‘ LOoK AT THaT’
Romano Vargas my mind says “look at that” at literally everything 😂 I’m like a crow, I collect everything that interests me 😂
I'll even collect simple white stones
Savage Squishy Penguin simple stones are the best stones
Romano Vargas I know I wanted to take all the pretty colored rocks and I'm like... Stop u are here for glass only... I yet to find a pearl or a diamond which can be possible, u never know
Same
Lol I'd have no control. I'd pick up everything. Even the slag glass looks so cool!
Taylor Raine lol me too😁😂
I'm italian and this summer I went to Isola d'Elba an island in the middle of Italy, every beach in this island was different and I went home with I think almost 5-6 kilos (I'm not exaggerating) of glass rocks, mineral rocks and colorful sand (black and orange) I was picking up as much as I could 😂 luckily my boyfriend wasn't pissed at all and I discovered that he liked helping me searching for cool glass and rocks
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha, I was gonna say the same thing, I'd go nuts !😁 I love all the glass she threw back!😍😭😭
He sounds like a keeper!!
I almost died when you threw down the large cobalt glass. I'm lucky to find little tiny tiny pieces here where I live.
I'm sorry, but i agree and disagree. When things are commonplace we tend to take them for granted. And we dont always understand that everywhere else is not like where we are. So, it is understandable that if you have plenty of choices that you would only pick the best.
That being said, I also live in an area where sea glass is non-existent, so to throw any piece away is jaw-dropping! I will take what I can get!
LoL me too! 😂
betty kuykendall I felt more sorry for her mum. He mum found them and was trying to show them to her, and the pattern and she didn’t care and threw them 😢
I think she is throwing them down so other people can find them and take them home
Time stamp?
I have the urge to eat them.
100k without any videos challenge! Ikr
Forbidden snacc
Sameee
Me too *giggling*
especially the yellow one she picked up in the beginning that looked like a gummy
I thought it was so funny when she just dropped the pieces her Mom found. Like Mom, those are junk! Lol
Amie mills The younger generation are not as respectful.
lol😂
Lol 😂
Dropping slag glass. I would love those finds
Cutting and polishing slag glass is beautiful. So much around I guess you can take it for granted
Me, living nowhere near someplace with sea glass, watching you reject pieces: "STOP THROWING IT BACK ON THE GROUND!" Och, you ladies are killing me!
Bro same XD
Same
Same
A nice little jar full of sea glass would sell nicely on Etsy.. I would buy many!!!!
Trina Golas and put the tiny copper fairy lights in it and make the glass glow.
@@brionybirdy omg now I know what I am gonna do once I am older
Found this by accident. So relaxing. I feel like I went to the beach too!
You would never get me off that beach! The Codd pendant is just exquisite!
Hahahahahaah it's tru.😜
I have codd bottles with the marble still inside.my husband collects bottles
What is a cod marble?
@@mistywhite9128 a cod marble is a marble that is in the neck of a pop bottle and It stopped the pop from falling out.it a lovely bottle,I have a few of them,I have local ones and then some bottles from the state's.i even have the opener that opens the cod bottle.when you find a marble it will be very cloudy it's been rolling for maybe 100 years.
I would pick up literally EVERYTHING and be like I found one like this already but who cares
Me too
@@julienicholson6307 same!
I would fill my garden beds full of those large pieces of slag...to die for! Breaking my heart to see you discard any piece of seagrass....as my local beach has only shells. Cheers!
Wish my beach had glass too, I think out of all the years I've been going there I have only found about three pieces ok f beach glass
@@madisonc1588 my beach that I used to live by only had shells, young crabs, and dead jellyfish
I don't find much glass at my local beaches. It's quite small and usually clear, pastel blue or green, or brown. It makes me super excited when I find them though!!
@@birbsgobrr1619 I feel you 😓
I don’t even have a beach near my house, imagine finding seaglass
I need to go to bed. I live in Nebraska, 38 hours from the nearest beach.
abigail foote and I appreciate and feel blesses I live only few minutes from the beach....I can watch the ocean from our living room and listen to it from my bed....but my country is small and we live on one of the little islands!
@@mulle3574 I don't like swimming in the beach, the smell overwhelms me and so does the taste (I'm used to swimming in freshwater lakes) but when I go down to the beach, I've gone twice in my life, I love collecting sea shells and cool looking rocks
robin mcgregor yeah, I live in England but it’s almost impossible to get to my nearest beach (cleethorpes) because it’s always busy and it takes hours to get there because of traffic
Literally same
Never expected a fellow Nebraskan
That huge slag glass was a keeper, small pieces are common.
Peter Lee I thought it kinda looked like a heart
Where I live, I've only ever found 3 pieces , that too incredibly small. Not common
@@soulofnature5439 I can find beach glass down the street from my home by Lake Superior. It is mostly brown beer bottles, occasionally aqua which looks like vintage canning jars. I've never found red, yellow or orange.......I would be VERY excited to find them. I'd be thrilled to find that quantity in one day!
It's honestly so..reassuring? To see the earth turn our waste into something safe and even beautiful
There is prolly gonna be sea glass farms in the future because of no littering
You and your mom, are so blessed to have this time to share with one another!!!!
I found a £10 note in the sand on the beach today lmao
Good job lmao
Ayyy lmbo
Lucky you!
Eva
I once found a green plastic soldier on the beach, still have it!
yep ive found that aswell lol , and a flip flop
I would never be off that beach.
Treasure ur mom having this beautiful relationship and hobby is wonderful
Yes I have a brother and me and my mum never get time to do this on our own
So true holly! So many younger women and their mothers aren’t nearly so .... shall I say...,, compatible.
Yep, petrified wood that had been exposed to saltwater for a very very long time, and thus has become 'Jet' - a nice gemstone. Polish up one face of it - they make gorgeous display pieces!
I agree, I have a few specimens of petrified wood with crystals. Some from Arkansas where the "bark" has been transformed to Amethyst crystals.
@@fabonline9389
How wonderful!
I bet it's gorgeous.
I love looking for sea glass when I'm at the beach, but most of them are teeny tiny pieces of beer bottles.
Your voice sounds so much like Luna Lovegood from Harry Potter and I love it! I can't wait to follow along more adventures with you and your mum!
She has a similar timbre and lilt to her voice as cassie from skins. It's so relaxing.
N1nj4L1nk i thought that as soon as I heard her voice!!
@@Cyber-un2xe she certainly doesn't sound Scottish.
She sounds a little like me, although I have to say I'm a bit more janner haha
@@n1nj4l1nk Luna (or rather Evanna) is Irish, not Scottish.
Theres a beach in Oregon called Glass beach, it is magical on a sunny day with all the glimmering glass shining.
I know there are beaches in Washington State that are really great for finding sea glass but I have never heard of one in Oregon. Could you tell me where the Glass beach is in Oregon?
Sorry, I’ve always thought It was in Oregon since it’s close to relatives, my bad, but it’s a Park near Fort Bragg, California. It’s an area of coastline near the northern part of the town on Elm St & Old Haul Rd.
Fort Bragg, CA 95437 or just google glass beach Fort Bragg CA.
And we also have Agate Beach in Oregon, which has nearly been picked clean over the couple of centuries we've been here. :(
It is in fort bragg and the its actually not that full of glass anymore I went at the end of December people took far too much glass and it take so long to be made but theres also a museum there about the glass that has beautiful pieces in it and Capn Cass makes jewelry out of it and you can get a map of other glass beaches in the area as well as tumbled glass to continue the sea glass being on the beach there
SEC I live in Washington and absolutely love going to that beach, but it’s like, 3 hours away from where I live.
I still have a tiny jar of sea glass.
I'd die each time you threw the beautiful glass back to the ground , Where i am from there are not beaches like that where you find glass.You are so lucky to be there where you are .
Your mum is so talented! Also, you guys have such a cute relationship and dialogue through out the videos, it’s so wholesome ha :) I love how relaxing these videos are!
Aww, thank you! xx
Hi everyone! Thank you all for your likes and comments :) I accidentally repeated one of the clips - Sorry about that, I'm kicking myself! Best wishes, Gail & Alex x
Everything was very enjoyable.you both are quite talented. Love your peahens. So cute. Thanks again.
The slag glass can easily be tumbled in vibratory tumbler (with a gentile medium) to become awesome pieces!
You should take every piece of beach glass you find - not only can it be re-sold easily (it's VERY desirable), but I take a nice glass bowl and simply fill it up with the stuff, and put a candle in it - the glow is incredible!
Your work is amazing....why don't you try carving on that stone....it will make your findings more beautiful...this is the link what I'm talking about ruclips.net/video/LRTvZGV4O-I/видео.html
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I was thinking the same..I would gladly pay shipping!
O my, I love stones and glass, cold not leave anything on that beach, lol
No one:
Me: gets kinda upset when she drops a pretty rock
I used to collect every little glass shards with my father.
One day, when I was 6, we were walking on the beach in Normandie, and he picked up one. I'd ask what it is, and he'd answer me "those are little treasures ! Look how pretty they are !" And here I am, almost 18, and still gathering tiny glass pieces on every beach I go.
Aww, your dad sounds lovely! Never stop picking them up! xx
@@NorthernMudlarks He is ! and i'll never stop hehe, loved your video
IS NOBODY gOING TO acknowledge THAT GEM RIGHT NEXT TO THE BEAD AT 5:03 is so niveee
Came here to find this comment! Looked like strawberry Quartz to me xx
I just love watching mom making jewelry a real artist.
Me thinking the sea glass is like medium sized then she picks it up it like as small as her finger tip 😂😂
I was born in Kings Lynn 63 years ago. My Father was an American GI stationed at SKULTHORP. My mother was raised in Worchestershire. I was brought to America at 6 weeks old and have resided here since first we came. My dream is to do exactly what you two beautiful ladies did on tour beautiful day. Your finds are breathtaking. I am a marble collector so your marbles blew me away. I have a kiln I would love to gift to you both, but can't even imagine the cost of sending it. Thank you for the blessings you share. Your have no idea how much you increase my world. Big Big Love from Oklahoma, barb
What an interesting story of how you went to America! So lovely of you to think of gifting us your kiln but, yes, the cost of shipping would be way too much. Lots of blessings from Gail & Alex xx
Beautiful seaglass, I love it! I used to hunt seaglass when I was a child, my dad would then put it in a rock tumbler (rock polishing machine). It comes out shiny, just like gemstones, it always mesmerized me. 😊
That blue swirls is a healing stone...omg
The slag glass, esp. the black I would collect with the idea to either sell to aquascapers on ebay or collect it to sell per pound to interior designers.
It crushes my soul when you drop pieces that would make for a beautiful wrapped pendant or necklace.
Sorry, we can't take everything x
I am so happy I stumbled upon your channel. Thank you for sharing.
I live on the Washington coast, moved here 1yr ago. I call going to the beach "going to the craft store". Your Mum's necklace reminds of the old mustard seed necklaces. Now I need to save some $ so I can come see your shop and all of it's treasures and meet you lovely ladies. My husband always comments on your close relationship....wonderful.
If I went there, I would just take everything. Like, even the rocks 😂
Hello from Chicago!! We have now blue slag glass from a smelter way up on Lake Michigan, one of the Great Lakes, that was only in operation from 1870-1885. It’s finally washed hundreds of miles down here. Worth a lot to artists. Broke my heart to see you toss such beautiful pieces. I’m a jeweler and beachcomber- keep all the glass you find, put it in candy jars. We have a plethora of green, clear and brown here. You dropping those cobalt pieces made me crazy mad!
You can buy a flat lapidary machine for quite little money off amazon, which will allow you to flatten the backs and shape the sides very easily.
You guys are awesome.
The sea glass you find is so beautiful! You can search all day here on the beaches of Southern California and NEVER find the pieces that you find! You are so lucky! Beautiful finds indeed!!
Too many greenies in Cali they wont chuck anything
The jewellery made is gorgeous. I still enjoy seeing your funny hens who always find their way into whatever you're doing to present their opinion and inspect.
Omg I’d be in heaven at this beach, I’m from Upstate NY and we have some nice sea glass at some of the beaches and at some of my hidden spots but nothing amounting to this!
You have some great places in NY like Dead Horse Bay to Mudlark.
Here in S.C. we have lots of Beaches but NO Mudlarking or Sea Glass.
Our Beaches are white sand.
I would love so much to visit my ansetrial Beaches where the Northern Mudlarkers visit..
I am 98% European & was adopted at Birth & have never found any blood relatives.
Seeing these video's are just amazing.
I'm so appreciative.
👍👌👏 Fantastic finds and a lovely Lady.
Thanks a lot for making recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck health and wisdom.
There are two of us.
Dear @@NorthernMudlarks ladies.
Thanks for replying and for the heart! I simply love to get hearts and thumbs ups for my commenting.
2) Even better that there are two of such a kind! Meanwhile I realized that there are two gorgeous looking beach gals because I commented the second vid I watched (will definitely not be the last for sure).
I simply love sea glass respectively everything that looks interesting and beautiful! ;-) :-) Your are such a nice fresh character and your mom simply takes my breath away! Nothing more, nothing less! Wonderful voices too. I enjoy your videos and how you become excited while finding things. It's sooo lovely.
3) Is there a kind of catalogue where I can see your jewelry items?
I would love and appreciate to hear from you. Thanks in advance.
Sincerely yours.
@@NorthernMudlarks
Uuuh, thanks again respectively for another one! 😳 I blushed while realizing it.
Here's one back 💚 uhm... I better make it two 💚 because one for each of you.
Catalogue or website?
This is Mrs. E. K. When my son was young, we would go look for seaglass along the river in Old New Castle, De. in the U.S. The spot where we went has since been "improved" and I am no longer sure that you can go hunt there anymore. My son just turned 20 recently. I now keep several apothecary type jars filled, which I consider my treasure. Memories in a jar.
I only regret not dating our finds to document those memories. The colors are beautiful to me, almost better than any gem. The colors we found most where all variations of aqua, brown, white, and bottle green. Rarely we found cobalt blue in small chips and even more rare was lavender, my most absolute favorite thrill to find of all the colors. Your video inspired me to share and thank you for sharing with all of us your lovely finds.
Do you know any other spots in Delaware for this?
Watched the video on my tv and now watching it and liking it on my phone again. Love you guys!
Our 1950s Florida bungalow is done in all sea glass colours. It is so soothing and so beautiful to see you both find so many beautiful pieces.
I could not have walked away from any of that beautiful sea glass (and so many beautiful stones/pebbles). Thank you for the visit to that wonderful beach. Thank you for just being yourselves.
What gorgeous views on such a beautiful day. Nothing like a day on the beach. Alex, you have so much self control...I would want to keep every piece of sea glass I picked up! The necklace your Mom made is so unique and I love it. Would love to see some of your jewelry creations, as well. The pea hens are too cute! Thank you for sharing another lovely day with us and I cant wait for your next video.
I love the hammered band around the marble in the necklace, and the posting about of it with the pea hen been is too funny!
Love the beautiful glass.your mum is very talented.
you should call your self the northern magpies glad i found your site
You're such a joy to watch, so soft spoken and calm. A lovely mum & daughter team. ❤
What lovely jewlery! Mum is such a talent.
Another greAt video. I took my niece last weekend as she wanted to try. She loved it and found loads . We spent a day in the week making her ‘paint a stone’ school project. We painted a flat rock sky blue then added 3d waves made of clay and painted that too. A spall piece of sea wood was used as a prop for a seagull made of sea glass with a broken clam shell as a wing. We added a beak and eye with paint and a speech bubble with the words “ give us a chip mate!”. She was very happy. She want to know about the lady that makes jewelry on RUclips.
This video feels magical... This is my absolute favorite pastime from my childhood whenever my family and I went to the beach back home.
I still do it whenever I visit but the pieces I find aren't nearly as softened or rounded! I love these so much for that! As someone else had said, I don't understand how you don't pick everything up, I have no sense of control either XD
I would absolutely make a trip to this gorgeous place just get some pieces and visit~
Those nuggets like you found at 10:05 would make amazing 1 of a kind beads if you drilled holes in them. They would make beautiful necklaces and bracelets.
Lovely finds, I would love to spend a couple days there.
1st time I've watched your video I enjoyed it very much, your home looks lovely I would love to come To where you live your country it's just beautiful some day .I love anything crystal, rocks, sea glass ,shells anything that our beautiful mother Earth provides and makes within her own self diamonds, sapphires, gemstones ,Jasper and Agate stone I love it all And I would love to do metal detecting it is so fascinating and I would love she get all the tools meeting to go rock climbing and picking and digging my own gemstones it's just an amazing world
I love to look for beach glass wherever I travel. I’ve never seen such abundance and variety of color! Thank you for sharing your adventure.
Your peacock eyeballing the necklace is hilarious 😄. I also love your thumbnail because of that lol. And this is the first time I’ve ever seen a video like this. How beautiful.
I live by Lake Erie (one of the great lakes in USA) and I love looking for sea glass. We called them glass rocks when I was growing up. Thanks for sharing
@Kim , hey I'm from Ohio.. what exactly is this sea glass, especially the kind we have in lake Erie
I live on lake Michigan love what we call beach glass. I haven't looked on lake Erie but we get a lot small pieces. I'd loose my mind on that beach and be just grateful to have been able to visit also.
Love you and your mum together...precious!
The one with pebble stuck in it looked like a gnome when you first pulled it up. ♥️😁
Hello from Derbyshire, I am new to your channel, your video popped up on my RUclips feed so decided to spend my lunch hour watching it and I really really enjoyed it. My kind of treasure hunting is usually with a metal detector, but I must say last summer I found myself on a beach in Cornwall picking up those wonderfully colourful and sculpted pieces of sea glass. I still have a bag full in the garage somewhere!! Really enjoyed the timelapse of the cod marble necklace. Great stuff ladies
Thank you for another fantastic video! The stone you found at 9:42 is most likely Chalcedony (agate), the blue one at 10:21 could also be agate or Chalcedony. I have tried to tumble polish glass I have found on the beach and it worked out great.
Your videos are addictive! I love watching them. Your voice is also very sweet. Amazing work! :)
If I was mud-larking, I'd take all of the great glass, the ones you just dropped, they are beautiful. You could sell them, or put some around a flower pot for mulch. Gorgeous.
There's a huge, gorgeous green with warm yellow glass missed @4:30-4:33...looks like peridot....wow....this beach is loaded with goodies!!!
The necklace is an absolute stunner!!! So, SO very beautiful! You should start up an etsy store. Those would sell like hotcakes! Also, you might think about investing in an inexpensive rock tumbler/polisher for the sea glass and codd marbles. They would polish up beautifully. Just a thought! And let's see some of your jewelry Alex! I'm very curious to see your handiwork! And more of your mum's!!! Cheers!
I would purchase a pendant made of sea glass, maybe wrapped with silver wire. Your funds are lovely.
Most folk prefer sea glass as it is, so no tumbling/polishing please.
They have an Etsy shop.
Northern Mudlarkers
So relaxing to say the least. Thank You for the delight.
My heart died every time a piece was dropped or left behind. XD
I cant thank you both enough, I so enjoy your videos. All the amazing things you find and share.
“Im a little nugget!” Oh my lands. You and your mom are my goals for my daughter and I 🥰
I can't be there, but am so glad I can watch you two be there. Thanks.
I love ❤️ love beach glass. 👍👍👍👍 I put all my beach glass in the glass lamp. When I turn the lamp on you can see all the colors and it is more then 😎. Very nice finds. I can’t wait to hear what you do with yours. Maybe I should wait until the end of the video... lol
Mum has mad skills... Beautiful 😊
Laurel Ewing sounds lovely
The big chunks of glass would look gorgeous in a planter!
My college tutor was collecting sea glass when we went on a end of year trip, I’d never actually paid attention to stuff on the beach before that, now I always look out for stuff like that.
Lots of beautiful pieces ! 🧡
Some pieces are rare and very collectable so it's worth keeping your eyes out 😊 I just love the frosted, worn look of it!
Everything there mixed up into a garden slab mold would be so cool.
When i read the title I was like "Rare seagulls hunting?!"
Hahah! Some people read "Rare seagull treasures"
beautiful necklace your mom made...you can make earings with your same colors as your mom made her necklace.................your so lucky to be there and be by a beach............you can make anything you want .........enjoy..........we love you and your mom.........good job.......waiting on next video...............fan from red oak tx...............
wish i could be there with you to pick up all the pretty glass, i love watching your video, you and your mom are very sweet together.
Hello Girls, I call Almost Heaven, West Virginia, home. Not far from my house was,Acro Agate Marble Works. They made glass reflectors and lenses for industrial use ,as well as marbles. I spent many happy hours scouring riverbanks for slag glass and marbles with my dad ,then with our 3 daughters.
As much as I love our colorful finds, none of them have the pitted velvety look of your ocean sea glass!
Thank you for taking me on virtual trips with yourMudlarking adventures !!
I need to know where this beach is so I could maybe go there one day and collect so much glass that people would question my sanity!
Where is it???
You and your Mom are so LOVELY
I wish I was lucky to be able to find seagrass. I would love to put them in a beautiful glass jar. I couldn't leave them on the beach. Lol
Really enjoy your channel. Very calming. I think I would be taking the large pieces of slag glass to display the really beautiful and unusual ones and the rest as decor in my garden beds.
Oh, I almost cried when you dropped them back. And the the blue slag glass, oh my goodness I would love to have some of it. You are so very lucky!
She would be so lucky to find the rim of a bottle
Or the rim of her ... ....
love to watch your video. like to hear your voice, lovely and gentle with all the happiness
I really hope you kept the petrified wood! It was beautiful!!
Edit: Aw the Shwoos!
I did! We have it pride of place in our home
@@NorthernMudlarks yay!
Had to look up Codd marbles, learned something new!
I would love a link to the site that your mother sells her beautiful jewelery. What a beautiful beach and amazing day to be out finding glass. You do an incredible job editing these videos.
So heartwarming.....that mum and daughter relationship
You: **drops pieces**
Me: ROX. MINE MINE MINE
friend: **tries to grab rox**
Me: **HISS** MINE. MINE.
Hehe...
Same
No. MINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINE
Wow I love your glass video!your mom has great talent! wish i was closer to the beach! kEEP THOSE GREAT VIDEOS COMING!!!!!
She reminds me of Luna Lovegood in the best possible way
I love the slag glass, they are like sculptures!