Oioiiii Squelch Squad! Really hope you enjoy this one, something a bit different - we certainly had fun exploring and learning about this tower! Remember to smash ye olde like button if you enjoyed the video and we will catch you in our more usual muddy habitat next week! J+A x
I really enjoyed this one guys. I also love watching videos of abandoned buildings and explore here in Australia 🇦🇺. Happy Easter to you and your family x
It was an amazing site… I was a little apprehensive when I saw two people walking out ahead of you. Did you meet up with them but not put it in the video? You got two strong finds. Can’t wait to see what you do next! The blanks between action shots got filled with commercials. Whatever you do will be an adventure for all of us.
Thank you for this very cool video. Fantastic views and so much history. You two are so brave while investigating this old building. I enjoyed this different type video. 👍👏🎉🥰🐕🇺🇸
Hello 👋 from New York USA I absolutely loved exploring the Castle 🏰 and Learning the History with the both of you Thank you for bringing me along with you guy's I can't wait to see what you guy's find next 😀 😊
I really liked this adventure out. I would not have ever seen the tower but now I can say I’ve seen it. I could get used to adventures like this but I do miss HARVEST 🌾🍁time! Stay safe and a big hello to mudlark mum. 🌹
Love this weeks video, more urban exploring, please, as well as the glorious mudlarking - have become addicted to Martin Zero, I keep expecting to see the Manchester Mudlarks pop up in his vids, lol. Gail and Alex said the clay pipes can put your teeth on edge - perhaps pusskin knows lol. Glad you're all well again, you've got lovely Spring & Summer ahead of you for adventures xxx ❤️❤️❤️
OiOiii Mudlarks! Thanks for taking us on this lovely adventure - really interesting to see this old structure - very interesting to see that the oldest part is in better condition than the newest bits! Take care - see you next week I hope - and I didn't know you did wood crafts too!?
Let's see..... shrapnel or Hero. I cannot choose a favorite! That was a very interesting episode. Kind of creepy as well, if I might say so but super interesting. As always, I wait on pins and needles for your every episode. Thanks so much for sharing your hobby with us ❤
I have been watching you two for a while now and I have to say I am envious of the relationship you have with each other. In this video I think viewers can really feel the bond you all have. Love it. It's something very special.
Loving the urbex. Such a fantastic virtual experience with you guys. The brilliant evocative shots too. Pleased you guys are back to health and we're able to take that much needed self care week. I hope I do not underestimate the commitment of your weekly videos and the behind the scene production. Well done 👏 😊🤙
We watched this last nite on our TV. Thought I would pop on now on my IPad so I could comment. I love your videos and this one was no exception. I have seen other videos of this Tower of Grain but you really showed it in all its proud glory. Thank you for continuing to entertain with these wonderful adventures. It also warms my heart to see the beautiful father/ daughter relationship the two of you have. In my reality it is extremely rare. ❤️😘
Hello Tom, I read a few comments about the Endicott system and am going to google them next. The Martello tower at it's heart is a seriously solid structure. Take care and thankyou for your comment 😀
I was soo glad to see you arrive safely at the bottom of the Martello Tower.I’m not a great friend of heights at the best of times,so when you were both dancing and jumping about up at the top,my heart was in my mouth. Delighted to watch you get back to paddling in the mud.!!!!. As always,sent with love. xxxxxxx
Hi, the range of history is very interesting, I'm imagining the Martello was built with the use of horse drawn wagons and barges at high tide (all those granite blocks!) then I guess later construction would have used motorised transport. People and goods all up and down that walkway for a hundred years! Thank you for the interesting tour and view from the top, rather you then me. Glad you have all recovered and are bouncing back for more adventures, looking forward to what the next video brings. Take care and stay safe, cheers xx
Great urban explore. Thanks for taking us along. There are some old missile silos here in New Mexico dating from the Cold War-1960’s. Exciting to explore. Wonderful job of showing us around:)
What an awesome adventure, and despite my vertigo I thoroughly enjoyed it.😁 My daughter lives on sheppey so I might get to see some of this first hand in the summer . You were both pretty brave climbing that tower I didn't like the look of that ladder as it barely reached the platform, yikes scary stuff , I would love to see more of this content. Thanks for another wonderful video, much love to you both and good luck in your future adventures 👍😘
Thanks for the historic tour. I could picture a military person looking out the window smoking a clay pipe. Maybe not if there was a lot of ordinance. 😊
A massive thanks for the tour of the Grain tower. Was exciting and with beautiful scenery. Did miss you. I thought it might have been the stormy weather. Glad you all are better. Awesome vid.
Imagine the exciting scene, a century and a half ago: The tower commander trains his brass telescope seaward, from the highest level: “Sargent Major ... There ... East south east, 350 yards. Do you see it? An onion bottle protruding from the mud ... Green, from the looks of it ... Have it retrieved at once!”
Oh boy, the height did get to me, I must admit. Thinking about the soldiers running up and down those makes me shudder. Brave men all! Thanks for the history, and love your kitty.
Thank you Mary, higher than we thought!!! I cannot imagine how scary it would be to be in the tower with planes flying in over head during the blitz. 😀
When they speak of smooth bore guns, they are speaking of the inside surface of the gun. In early guns that surface was smooth. Apparently when they replaced the guns, the new guns had was rifling. This is a surface that has a spiral grove running up the barrel. What this does is cause the ammunition to spin, so it's sin was more precise and accurate. Smooth bores were less accurate.
So glad you are feeling better! Great explore, its always fascinating to see old buildings. What a teriffic history behind this one also! Thank you for taking us along! Michigan fan 🐦🌷🇺🇸
Oioi muddies Fantastic explore would be great to do a camp out on the tower. Favourite item this week the mug of tea or coffee in front of you 😀 Catchall later
Just another outstanding video you two! The history and photography was really something! Have you guys thought about doing this on a regular basis??? LOL!! 😝 Just Super!!! Cant wait for the next adventure! 👌👍👍👍
Hiya Josie and Andy, It was a little late in the video to be warning those of us who are acrophobic. 😑 I actually started feeling a bit queasy when y’all went across that one bridge with no railing. 😵💫 I did endure and truly enjoyed the video. The views were pretty darn cool. I can totally imagine the soldiers being on lookout for incoming threats. Thank you for this amazing exploring video. Good luck and have fun on your next adventure. -JT
So sorry JT! Pleased you could appreciate the views though, it's further off the shore than you think, reckon it would be pretty grim to be stationed there for any extended period of time. Take care 😀
Wonderful adventure...always a curious. Can't wait for the new videos...go team...I just love the kitty...thank you, loves for taking us with you...so much fun. Stay safe and healthy. I went out in a squall and had to be rescued about 20 feet from the entrance...I was the flying Wallendez who could only flop. Strange days for a 97 pound senior to find myself in...lol...have fun Waundering Mudpies!!!
I hope the family is feeling better. Missed you guys. But glad you put your health first! This latest video was epic. Exciting to follow you out and then lovely strolling around with you both. Thank you so much!
This was beautifully put together! The photos, clips of scenery, the music, the history - everything was perfect! Thanks for taking us with you Mudpies ❤️
Hello Friends, so good to see you again. Glad you are healthy once more. The gun tower was amazing with a fantastic view. Congratulations on the shrapnel. Greetings from North Carolina U.S.A.
Love the new content! Some of that street art in the tower is pretty cool! y'all be careful, that place is a safety nightmare. Part of me would love to spend the night in a place like that, the other part of me is sure I wouldn't survive til the morning 😂. Thanks again from across that muddy pond.
I’m not feeling well the past couple weeks either so I am so glad to hear you are feeling better. Your video today was great. I like visiting the historical sites. You can do more visits but I love the mudlarking the best! Please be safe and be careful! ❤️❤️
Love the explore today very interesting. I can’t get out and about any more so was fun exploring with the Mudpies! Would love if you would do more exploring!❤️
Same here Sherry Crane. Got too many health problems. When I was younger I did enjoy larking about. Took my son and he always found more than I did. He passed away on August 15 2020. I still have his favorite finds. Take care of yourself.
@@peggyreid6836 So sorry for your loss. I watch a lot of the mudlarking channels. It’s so much fun to see everyone get excited over a pipe or a fragment of pottery. I watch different ones every day. They are my way of exploring and never leaving the house! 💞God Bless you!❤️
It is great to see you guys are well. Thank you for all your hardwork and each new video you upload. I look forward to the next. God bless you all 🙏🏻 Lee 49 years East London.
Hey mudpies, the video was really interesting but I had to keep turning away as I get vertigo. My stomach was lurching every time the camera pointed over the edge of the stairs!😂😂😂😂 You know I love your adventures! Keep up the good work.🍻
Great video. Would love to spend the night in one of the window boxes with a mate, a jet boil, a tarpaulin and a warm sleeping bag. Listening to the sounds of the tides, wind and past residents. Love your jacket J!
A still frame of Andy at 9:41 & you Josie at 9:50 are Epic. I enjoyed y'alls enthusiasm to explore & tell the History. Too bad some of the shipwrecks you have no tale for. Yet, we get this Awesome exploration of time gone by. I must also say i found it pleasing that you did not basically pay attention to the mischevious willy's & other miscreant markings. Other than to utter the obvious of someone mindless pushing over the water tank. Bravo, Stay Safe & Ty for taking us along
Thanks Richard, we enjoyed doing something a bit different and trying to capture some more artistic content. Less said the better about some of the awful graffiti. Take care and see you next video 😀
I'm always amazed that you guys in Britain have access to all these amazing abandoned places. Here in Australia they would have erected huge barbed wire fences around something like this tower. One thing we're great at in Australia is building fences. I loved your musical interlude sequence at 9:22. Fantastic little adventure Mudpies.
Very nice combination of larking and exploring, really interesting video with such a beautiful area. Shame a lot of the treasure was broken this time... Well done anyway and catch you on the next one!
Loved this exploration video! 'ello, Jaffs! She was like, what is this dry old bone you're passing orf as treats 'ere? I dunno why she's Cornish in my head... that's just the way it came out 😆 🤣 Cheers, guys
Thanks vic! Super happy with the Codd bottle, shame there wasn’t much else in the mud, but we had an epic explore! You manage any adventures recently? 😀
Oi Oi! Mudpies! I missed you. I also miss your responses to my comments, but I understand. Your channel grew in subscribers so fast. It would be hard to keep up with all subscriber comments. I just miss talking to you. ❤️ enjoyed the adventure. I love all the history that you show us. Take care.
Hello Em, so sorry for the late reply. We really appreciate all the feedback it's just difficult sometimes with the pressure of work to reply to all of the comments . Pleased you enjoyed this adventure it is a spectacular place with so much history, bit creepy and scary up at the top though! Take care 😀
This is so cool! I love how it's literally a tower coming out of the sea. The insides are very reminiscent of Endicott-period coastal batteries over here (1886-1905 construction).
@@Mudpies Forts Casey, Flagler, and Worden are 3 of the remaining preserved Endicott forts, and all 3 are within about an hour of where I live. And always a worthy drive.
That was awesome, and I’d love to see you explore more abandoned old places. I love the mud larking, but I also really enjoyed seeing a place I’ll never get to see in real life. Your filming was brilliantly done and really captured the amazing place.
Wow...what an unusual space...so full of a very mysterious but peaceful atmosphere. I love to roam places like that. Here in NJ we have old gun turrets and places that were guarding our harbors. I used to ride my bike out there and just try to imagine war and the extreme military mind set. Yours is a labyrinthine place...stupendous video!
Great explore of Grain tower, thanks very much, wonder if the piece of shrapnel came from the towers guns !! Great news is l have both a 6 & 8oz complete Hero Codd bottles. Looking forward to the next one. Happy hunting 😀
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Oioiiii Squelch Squad! Really hope you enjoy this one, something a bit different - we certainly had fun exploring and learning about this tower! Remember to smash ye olde like button if you enjoyed the video and we will catch you in our more usual muddy habitat next week!
J+A
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I really enjoyed this one guys. I also love watching videos of abandoned buildings and explore here in Australia 🇦🇺. Happy Easter to you and your family x
It was an amazing site… I was a little apprehensive when I saw two people walking out ahead of you. Did you meet up with them but not put it in the video? You got two strong finds. Can’t wait to see what you do next! The blanks between action shots got filled with commercials. Whatever you do will be an adventure for all of us.
I really enjoyed that. I love old abandoned places. ❤
Brilliant Video, the light, the clouds,the view. Interesting building and awsome bottle. Thanks for showing, great adventures.👍
Thank you for this very cool video. Fantastic views and so much history. You two are so brave while investigating this old building. I enjoyed this different type video. 👍👏🎉🥰🐕🇺🇸
Josie screams perfection! I am simply head over heals for you love, and thank you and your Dad for producing such amazing video's.
What a fun site. I can't wait to see what you add to your Etsy store.
Thanks so much! We will let you know when everything goes up 😀
Any adventure is greatly appreciated. So glad y'all are feeling good. Take care and have a good week
Thank you! You too!
What a wonderful video! Thanks so much for sharing such a historic place! Really enjoyed it!
Always a wonderful adventure :)
Something New, Something Different, A Wonderful Explore, A 10 out of 10 on the Juice Scale!!!!!!!!!!! More Please!!
Love thE cat
She’s a cutie!
It was a very nice exploration. Beautiful views and very interesting. 🥰
That staircase was amazing! The craftsmanship on that masonry work to make the smooth archway is really impressive.
Hello 👋 from New York USA I absolutely loved exploring the Castle 🏰 and Learning the History with the both of you Thank you for bringing me along with you guy's I can't wait to see what you guy's find next 😀 😊
That was very interesting guys , something I'd never be able to do , Thankyou for taking us along 🖤🤘
I really liked this adventure out. I would not have ever seen the tower but now I can say I’ve seen it. I could get used to adventures like this but I do miss HARVEST 🌾🍁time!
Stay safe and a big hello to mudlark mum. 🌹
What a great video guys, that place is amazing 😮.
Yayyy so glad you enjoyed! Was such a fun explore, it really is STUNNING
What an amazing building so much history thank you so happy your better now take care mudpies xx
It would be awesome to see more urban exploring videos. Love the historical aspect of them, but nothing beats a good squelch! :)
Cheers Bruce😀
What a great place to explore, Josie you were in your element😀👍🏻…look forward to more. Thank you.
Thank you! 😀
Love this weeks video, more urban exploring, please, as well as the glorious mudlarking - have become addicted to Martin Zero, I keep expecting to see the Manchester Mudlarks pop up in his vids, lol.
Gail and Alex said the clay pipes can put your teeth on edge - perhaps pusskin knows lol.
Glad you're all well again, you've got lovely Spring & Summer ahead of you for adventures xxx ❤️❤️❤️
OiOiii Mudlarks! Thanks for taking us on this lovely adventure - really interesting to see this old structure - very interesting to see that the oldest part is in better condition than the newest bits!
Take care - see you next week I hope - and I didn't know you did wood crafts too!?
Our pleasure!
Good evening this is wonderful. Glad you are well now.
Good evvvvveee Anne!
Reminds me of my dad. He loved exploring gun sites, forts, historical buildings. Glad you’re back at it!
Thanks Wendy 😀
Welcome back! Happy all is well :) awesome tower. Amazing history…. TY!
Glad you enjoyed it😀
Let's see..... shrapnel or Hero. I cannot choose a favorite! That was a very interesting episode. Kind of creepy as well, if I might say so but super interesting. As always, I wait on pins and needles for your every episode. Thanks so much for sharing your hobby with us ❤
Thanks Lorraine 😀
I have been watching you two for a while now and I have to say I am envious of the relationship you have with each other. In this video I think viewers can really feel the bond you all have. Love it. It's something very special.
So glad you are back and all is well. My Wednesday is just not the same without you.
A fascinating tour of the tower! Love hearing about the history of the building! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it
Loving the urbex. Such a fantastic virtual experience with you guys. The brilliant evocative shots too.
Pleased you guys are back to health and we're able to take that much needed self care week. I hope I do not underestimate the commitment of your weekly videos and the behind the scene production. Well done 👏 😊🤙
Glad y’all are feeling better… stay warm
Thank you so much! So happy to be out adventuring again ☺️🙌
I do love the history like in this video, nicely done.squelch on!
Glad you enjoyed it
Glad you are feeling much better!! This was a nice adventure. It’s surprising it survived WWII. It was clearly well defended.
We watched this last nite on our TV. Thought I would pop on now on my IPad so I could comment. I love your videos and this one was no exception. I have seen other videos of this Tower of Grain but you really showed it in all its proud glory. Thank you for continuing to entertain with these wonderful adventures. It also warms my heart to see the beautiful father/ daughter relationship the two of you have. In my reality it is extremely rare. ❤️😘
Hello Tom, I read a few comments about the Endicott system and am going to google them next. The Martello tower at it's heart is a seriously solid structure. Take care and thankyou for your comment 😀
OiiOii Sludge Dentists!! (extracting)!! Great video as usual. Keep safe. Cheers, John.
Hey, thanks John! 😀👍
I was soo glad to see you arrive safely at the bottom of the Martello Tower.I’m not a great friend of heights at the best of times,so when you were both dancing and jumping about up at the top,my heart was in my mouth. Delighted to watch you get back to paddling in the mud.!!!!. As always,sent with love. xxxxxxx
Hi, the range of history is very interesting, I'm imagining the Martello was built with the use of horse drawn wagons and barges at high tide (all those granite blocks!) then I guess later construction would have used motorised transport. People and goods all up and down that walkway for a hundred years! Thank you for the interesting tour and view from the top, rather you then me. Glad you have all recovered and are bouncing back for more adventures, looking forward to what the next video brings. Take care and stay safe, cheers xx
Think you're right Cate, the granite blocks are enormous and must be so heavy 😀
The shot of Josie poking her head over the top edge, looked like the land had disappeared. It sure added to the height. Thanks for the adventure.🇨🇦
Great urban explore. Thanks for taking us along. There are some old missile silos here in New Mexico dating from the Cold War-1960’s. Exciting to explore. Wonderful job of showing us around:)
Awesome explore. Loved seeing this exploration.
Wow that was built to last for centuries!! Thank you daredevils for the adventure and the history.👍💜👍
Glad you enjoyed it Penny! The width of the walls of the Martello tower are mind blowing, take care 😀👍
What an awesome adventure, and despite my vertigo I thoroughly enjoyed it.😁 My daughter lives on sheppey so I might get to see some of this first hand in the summer . You were both pretty brave climbing that tower I didn't like the look of that ladder as it barely reached the platform, yikes scary stuff , I would love to see more of this content. Thanks for another wonderful video, much love to you both and good luck in your future adventures 👍😘
It's well worth a visit in spite of the awful graffiti the structure in it's surroundings is very impressive 😀
Thanks for the historic tour. I could picture a military person looking out the window smoking a clay pipe. Maybe not if there was a lot of ordinance. 😊
Looking out of the windows i can picture that too 🙂
awesome video again guys.. tower was interesting .... would be fun to see some more :D
Enjoyed the tour of the old fort, and certainly glad you are recovered and out and exploring. Take care.
Glad you enjoyed it😀👍
A massive thanks for the tour of the Grain tower. Was exciting and with beautiful scenery. Did miss you. I thought it might have been the stormy weather. Glad you all are better. Awesome vid.
Great history lesson ! I think we should turn it into Squelch Squad Condo's !!!!!!!
😂 a great muddy B n B! 😀
Imagine the exciting scene, a century and a half ago: The tower commander trains his brass telescope seaward, from the highest level:
“Sargent Major ... There ... East south east, 350 yards. Do you see it? An onion bottle protruding from the mud ... Green, from the looks of it ... Have it retrieved at once!”
Oh boy, the height did get to me, I must admit. Thinking about the soldiers running up and down those makes me shudder. Brave men all! Thanks for the history, and love your kitty.
Thank you Mary, higher than we thought!!! I cannot imagine how scary it would be to be in the tower with planes flying in over head during the blitz. 😀
@@Mudpies 🙊❤
When they speak of smooth bore guns, they are speaking of the inside surface of the gun. In early guns that surface was smooth. Apparently when they replaced the guns, the new guns had was rifling. This is a surface that has a spiral grove running up the barrel. What this does is cause the ammunition to spin, so it's sin was more precise and accurate. Smooth bores were less accurate.
Ohhhhh okay, thanks so much! 🙌
Loved the path to the fort! It was great watching you explore it! Looking forward to your next squelchy adventure! 😻❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
The views were lovely and the stonework of old part of the tower amazing! 💕💕WV🇺🇸
What a fun change of pace for y’all! And far less mud to clean up after!!
Thanks William! Was great fun to mix things up a bit ☺️
So glad you are feeling better!
Great explore, its always fascinating to see old buildings. What a teriffic history behind this one also! Thank you for taking us along!
Michigan fan 🐦🌷🇺🇸
Thanks again!
Always enjoy learning about the UK through your explorations.
That’s so awesome to hear 😀
Oioi muddies
Fantastic explore would be great to do a camp out on the tower.
Favourite item this week the mug of tea or coffee in front of you 😀
Catchall later
Just another outstanding video you two! The history and photography was really something! Have you guys thought about doing this on a regular basis??? LOL!! 😝 Just Super!!! Cant wait for the next adventure! 👌👍👍👍
Cheers Ray, we have a few more explores planned 😀
Graffiti is covering just about every surface inside. Great urbex video. Thank you for the explore of the Tower of Grain and some of its history.
So glad to hear you enjoyed it! We loved exploring this fort, definitely looking to adventure into more abandoned buildings ☺️ take care x
@@Mudpies All the best
Hiya Josie and Andy,
It was a little late in the video to be warning those of us who are acrophobic. 😑 I actually started feeling a bit queasy when y’all went across that one bridge with no railing. 😵💫 I did endure and truly enjoyed the video. The views were pretty darn cool. I can totally imagine the soldiers being on lookout for incoming threats.
Thank you for this amazing exploring video.
Good luck and have fun on your next adventure. -JT
So sorry JT! Pleased you could appreciate the views though, it's further off the shore than you think, reckon it would be pretty grim to be stationed there for any extended period of time. Take care 😀
Wonderful adventure...always a curious. Can't wait for the new videos...go team...I just love the kitty...thank you, loves for taking us with you...so much fun. Stay safe and healthy. I went out in a squall and had to be rescued about 20 feet from the entrance...I was the flying Wallendez who could only flop. Strange days for a 97 pound senior to find myself in...lol...have fun Waundering Mudpies!!!
Sounds like you had quite an adventure Juanita ! Take care 😀👍x
Great day you two love it ❤️BEAUTIFUL VIEWS a bit nerve racking for me but I’m glad I could watch it with my mudpies ❤️👏👏👏👏
I hope the family is feeling better.
Missed you guys. But glad you put your health first!
This latest video was epic.
Exciting to follow you out and then lovely strolling around with you both.
Thank you so much!
Good to see you both recovered and out on another adventure.
Thanks Gail! We’re stoked to be back 😀
This was beautifully put together! The photos, clips of scenery, the music, the history - everything was perfect! Thanks for taking us with you Mudpies ❤️
Thank you very much Beth !😀
🍿😎👍Great tour! I find history fascinating. See you soon at your next outing. 🤗✌❤♻️
Hello Friends, so good to see you again. Glad you are healthy once more. The gun tower was amazing with a fantastic view. Congratulations on the shrapnel. Greetings from North Carolina U.S.A.
Love the new content! Some of that street art in the tower is pretty cool! y'all be careful, that place is a safety nightmare. Part of me would love to spend the night in a place like that, the other part of me is sure I wouldn't survive til the morning 😂. Thanks again from across that muddy pond.
OMG i love you two exploring ruins. Would love to see more
We will absolutely make it happen! 🙌
I’m not feeling well the past couple weeks either so I am so glad to hear you are feeling better. Your video today was great. I like visiting the historical sites. You can do more visits but I love the mudlarking the best! Please be safe and be careful! ❤️❤️
Hope you feel better soon Mary. Lots of mudlarking and explores to come. Sending positive vibes, 😀❤️
Andy & Josie, that is an incredible structure. 👏 You were lucky to get to explore it! 🙂
Thanks! 😃
Enjoyed your adventure. Would love to see you explore more historic sites and explain the history. Maybe some castles or hill forts. Keep well
Thanks for the amazing tour, your videos are always uplifting and make my day!
Aaah thanks Elaine 😍
Glad to see you both back fit and well, very much enjoyed as per...
Love the explore today very interesting. I can’t get out and about any more so was fun exploring with the Mudpies! Would love if you would do more exploring!❤️
Thank Sherry, it was fun to mix it up and do something different. Rest assured we will be back in the mud next week, take care 😀
Same here Sherry Crane. Got too many health problems. When I was younger I did enjoy larking about. Took my son and he always found more than I did. He passed away on August 15 2020. I still have his favorite finds. Take care of yourself.
@@peggyreid6836 So sorry for your loss. I watch a lot of the mudlarking channels. It’s so much fun to see everyone get excited over a pipe or a fragment of pottery. I watch different ones every day. They are my way of exploring and never leaving the house! 💞God Bless you!❤️
@@sherrycrane7568 again same here. I am subscribed to more Mudlarking channels than all the other channels together. Thank you for your sympathy.
@@sherrycrane7568 Same here in Oz, my way of doing 'armchair travel' as it was called back in the day.
ENJOYED!!!!
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Glad y’all are all a-ok!
Thanks again!
this is a great way to explore history from the other side of the world. thanx for the tour!
It is great to see you guys are well. Thank you for all your hardwork and each new video you upload. I look forward to the next.
God bless you all 🙏🏻
Lee 49 years East London.
Hello Lee, thanks for your support! 👍😀
@@Mudpies you're very welcome ☺
Hey mudpies, the video was really interesting but I had to keep turning away as I get vertigo. My stomach was lurching every time the camera pointed over the edge of the stairs!😂😂😂😂 You know I love your adventures! Keep up the good work.🍻
Thank you, such a great video. I really enjoyed it.
Ayyyy that’s awesome to hear, thanks skullyyyy 🙌
Great video. Would love to spend the night in one of the window boxes with a mate, a jet boil, a tarpaulin and a warm sleeping bag. Listening to the sounds of the tides, wind and past residents. Love your jacket J!
That would be cool, we couldn't help but wonder whether the traces of the past would come alive at night! 😨
A still frame of Andy at 9:41 & you Josie at 9:50 are Epic. I enjoyed y'alls enthusiasm to explore & tell the History. Too bad some of the shipwrecks you have no tale for. Yet, we get this Awesome exploration of time gone by. I must also say i found it pleasing that you did not basically pay attention to the mischevious willy's & other miscreant markings. Other than to utter the obvious of someone mindless pushing over the water tank. Bravo, Stay Safe & Ty for taking us along
Thanks Richard, we enjoyed doing something a bit different and trying to capture some more artistic content. Less said the better about some of the awful graffiti. Take care and see you next video 😀
I'm always amazed that you guys in Britain have access to all these amazing abandoned places. Here in Australia they would have erected huge barbed wire fences around something like this tower. One thing we're great at in Australia is building fences. I loved your musical interlude sequence at 9:22. Fantastic little adventure Mudpies.
Thanks Peter, it was nice to do something a bit more arty in the video, pleased you enjoyed it😀
Very nice combination of larking and exploring, really interesting video with such a beautiful area. Shame a lot of the treasure was broken this time... Well done anyway and catch you on the next one!
Many thanks
Loved this exploration video!
'ello, Jaffs! She was like, what is this dry old bone you're passing orf as treats 'ere?
I dunno why she's Cornish in my head... that's just the way it came out 😆 🤣
Cheers, guys
😂i can hear her with a Cornish accent too ! 😀👍
@@Mudpies ha! 🤣 I love it, a lovely Cornish gal she is 🖤😅
Love the views from the tower. Looking straight down was disconcerting as I have a fear of heights. Thanks for taking us along.
Yes it was a longer way down than we thought ! 😨
Thanks for a great video. super nice codd bottle.. stay safe..VIC...
Thanks vic! Super happy with the Codd bottle, shame there wasn’t much else in the mud, but we had an epic explore! You manage any adventures recently? 😀
@@Mudpies Yes some fossil hunting..
Oi Oi! Mudpies! I missed you. I also miss your responses to my comments, but I understand. Your channel grew in subscribers so fast. It would be hard to keep up with all subscriber comments. I just miss talking to you. ❤️ enjoyed the adventure. I love all the history that you show us. Take care.
Hello Em, so sorry for the late reply. We really appreciate all the feedback it's just difficult sometimes with the pressure of work to reply to all of the comments . Pleased you enjoyed this adventure it is a spectacular place with so much history, bit creepy and scary up at the top though! Take care 😀
Was worried about you...it looked high and windy. But you do it so we don't have to. Love the safety first bit xxx such a lovely relationship you have
Amazing views! Love old structures where you can see how they were built.
Hello Melissa, it's always interesting to see the development + changes of a structure over time. Take care 😀
This was a nice change of pace. Really enjoyed it.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 😀
Really enjoyed this explore. facinating piece of history out there, standing proud as if still on guard duty.
This is so cool! I love how it's literally a tower coming out of the sea. The insides are very reminiscent of Endicott-period coastal batteries over here (1886-1905 construction).
That's interesting I'm going to google Endicotts now, the Martello tower was such a solid structure less so the newer addition! Take care 😀
@@Mudpies Forts Casey, Flagler, and Worden are 3 of the remaining preserved Endicott forts, and all 3 are within about an hour of where I live. And always a worthy drive.
I really loved this. I love all your videos, but this was a lovely bit of history, still standing, that many don't get to see. Thank you!
Our pleasure, take care 👍😀
That was awesome, and I’d love to see you explore more abandoned old places. I love the mud larking, but I also really enjoyed seeing a place I’ll never get to see in real life. Your filming was brilliantly done and really captured the amazing place.
Thanks Gillian, it's good to share some of the amazing historical buildings that surround this area, more to follow 😀👍
I really enjoyed going with you on another adventure some really interesting history.
Glad you enjoyed it Susan 😀
Wow...what an unusual space...so full of a very mysterious but peaceful atmosphere. I love to roam places like that. Here in NJ we have old gun turrets and places that were guarding our harbors. I used to ride my bike out there and just try to imagine war and the extreme military mind set. Yours is a labyrinthine place...stupendous video!
So glad to see you back yaaay!!!
Great explore of Grain tower, thanks very much, wonder if the piece of shrapnel came from the towers guns !! Great news is l have both a 6 & 8oz complete Hero Codd bottles.
Looking forward to the next one. Happy hunting 😀
I'm a day late!!! Got caught up watching the Johnny Depp trial yesterday but I did miss watching you guys! Fab video my lovely Mudpies!! ❤️❤️
Thanks Leanne 😀👍x
Many thanks for sharing this adventure!!! It is spectacular!! Glad y’all are doing well and ready to go out and do more of what you do so well!!