Lead shot ! Hideous stuff well done you Alex? For picking it up , long live the wee furr faces who will live longer because of what you 2 take out of the water and land .
Hey Gail & Alex! Finally getting round to watching you guys. What a lovely little site 😍 Josie’s fave is the toy soldier, star find! Love that he’s still got his red jacket on. So lovely to see you guys out enjoying a good lark. You take care and catch you in the next one! X
Thanks guys! Yes, we're having a great time back in our natural habitat. Off to Berwick today to catch the late tide - wind and rain forecast but who cares, lol. Hope you have a successful week! xx
@@NorthernMudlarks 😍 Awh hope you have fun! And hope the rain clears off for you! We have an early Medway adventure planned for tomorrow morning - 5am leave time 😂 💀
Hi,Gail and Alex.i really love your videos ,I have not miss one .I especially when you make jewelry and porcelain figurines.I hope you will make more of those.X stay safe. Linda
No one can not have too many cod marbles. Never heard of them until your videos, now I’m like “hey there’s a cod marble!” Like I know what I’m talking about!
I part take of your happiness now that Scotland has opened up! Your adventures have been a blessing and a pleasure to follow during this horrible pandemic. Best wishes for many adventures to come!
Love you ladies!!!!! 🤗🤗🤗 It is never ever boring to watch your adventures!!!! From your different locations, the history of the area, the adventure of your treasure hunts, the joy of your finds and the things you make brings a lot of joy and happiness to your viewers, Thank You!!!!!😎😎😎 - Peter Ga USA
Hello Gail and Alex!! How awesome for y'all to finally be able to get out and do some mudlarking again and what a super trip it was! My favorites have to be the toy soldier and the beautiful history filled trade bead...congrats on those finds. That deep purple glass will make some gorgeous beads, I can't wait to see y'all make more of them. Will y'all be going back to the "Field of Dreams" soon? I love that place! ; ) Looking forward to seeing y'all back in the saddle again...the "digging" Diva's never disappoint!! Hello to the Shwoo's too. ; )
Hi Lovely ladies, just found your vids and I can't help but watch them, I'm hooked, love the way Gail carries on digging while Alex gets so excited over a paste jar, lovely to watch your relationship with each other. It's a shame Time Team is no longer made, Alex would fit in so well with her enthusiasm, A TV star in the making I think.
You in Scotland coming out of lockdown. 🥳🤩😎 Me in Oregon going back into lockdown 😢😩🙁. The value of the entertainment you provide just went through the roof.Thank you, bless you and keep them coming. Cheers!
Loads of slag in the dump. Good days work rewarded with great finds. Great color glass for beads is right. That was great when you made the beads. Thanks for the video.
Wonderful to see you traveling again. Look forward to more trips in that beautiful part of the world. Those pottery finds are quite lovely. Sue and Ian, Australia
It's heartwarming for me to watch you two, as mother and daughter with much in common, with your appreciation of history. Happy Mother's Day early Gail!
When Alex pulled that bead out of the water I was so excited for a trade bead! To know about them is very cool, but to have an example to compare to in a museum is amazing, I have my own stash of trade beads from my family and others here in California, I look through them occasionally like a bead troll......
I am so glad I found you. Your videos provide me with such comfort and peace. My maternal grandfather was a Scot (Urquhart), but I haven't been to Scotland for over 60 years (live in a forest in Florida, USA). Adore your gentleness and, of course, the Schwoos. Looking forward to your next video. As an artisan, and recent former nurse, you have sparked my soul to pursue my artistic side. 💞
Hello! Glad you are able get out again. Just wondering if you could answer a question I have about safety. Do you ever worry about safety? Have you ever encountered any scary or intimidating persons when you are out in such isolated places? Maybe I am too paranoid. Thanks
Yes, we do think about our safety. Since we are usually searching in isolated areas, we are constantly taking note of other people. In fact, during this lark a man turned up, he was clearly drinking and made us feel uncomfortable enough for us to decide to leave for somewhere elce. X
I love your channel and look so forward to each episode. I especially love your backyard wildflower bed experience. Thank you so much for putting such effort into the creation of your vlogs. I really appreciate all the research that you both do and share about all your finds. It is fascinating to learn the history of these items, even if it is tragic or sad (ie. baby "medicine" bottle, slave beads). The nature clips and music choices you make are so beautiful. Getting to see what antics the shwews are up to is so much fun. Thank you soo much, again, for all your efforts as I look so forward to seeing a bit of your day in lovely Scotland.
So lovely to see you ladies back on the mudlarking trail again. The little treasures you found were all very interesting. I really enjoy seeing the pieces cleaned up and discussed at the end. But I do get quite fascinated trying to spot things before you show...lol. I really enjoy the potted history of the most interesting things you find. I've even been able to impress my hubby with facts I've learnt from you posts. Haha, I even sounded like I knew what I'm talking about. Which obvs I do. I've learnt from professionals. (Don't you know) I really loved the little Tim soldier. What a find that was. How long I wonder has that little man been bobbing about. Keeping all his extremities safe, ready to shout out ....I'm here, save me! Right place, right time. I also looooved those beautiful cog pieces. And the day wouldn't be complete without a pretty bottle, which was such an appealing colour. At the end of the day though, that little tiny slave bead was so touching. What an amazing find that was. If only these things could talk. What stories they could tell us. Mmm maybe too sad to bare. A time best left in the past. But never forgotten! Good to see you back. Looking forward to next week's trip already. X
You guys should look into "shard boxes" I heard someone refer to one in another video, but I believe broken bits of pottery were turned into trinket boxes! I immediately thought of all the beautiful bits you two find. It might be a fun way to give them a new life.
I've been thinking about that all day and wondering how I might fashion one and then it set me off thinking about turning upturned cereal bowls into mushrooms LOL! Have you been watching Danni on her channel? 😀
@@kaydavis6752 I tried to google Danni & shard boxes. The first thing it delivered was a porn link. So now I’m dying to know who you were referring to. ☺️
@@GivulinovichLOL! it wasn't one of Danni's (the Niche lady) videos I've remembered it was a recent video by Jocelyn, the Crazy Lamp Lady. Only in the last couple of days.😀
I'm glad you guys are free I'm so happy for you. Now you can have a lot of mudlarking trips and bunch more videos. You found a lot of cool finds. Thank you for all of your videos. Keep mudlarking. Love you guys
Alex have great eyes for the tiniest bead and the clearest glass stopper in water! 🙌 Can't wait to see what jewelry you would made from those gorgeous metal cogs. Another fun outing! ❤️
Very nice mourning buttons find! A most interesting tin soldier and historical description. Loved that amethyst glass. An African trade bead no less - cool. Thanks for another great video!
So nice to see you Mudlarking again. I think you found both watch winders to acknowledge that you "Turn Back Time" for us with you historical finds and information! The teal bottle is brilliant! I could never leave that behind. That purple glass...00o0oo0o I hope you show some beads made from that. In Canada the Indigenous (aka First Nations) culture values historical trade beads and they are usually dark blue and very beautiful.
Alex dear your remark regarding a 'really juicy clay layer here' made me smile. For most of us clay is synonymous with 'icky, sticky and mucky' which could be the title for a series of short books about three mudlarking ducks based upon your delightful expeditions. Anatomically the back end of the animal figure you suggested might be a horse looked more like a deer to me. This also caused me to wonder if it could belong with the fragment of antler you found and if they could therefore be pewter rather than lead?
Love the joy you are having exploring with your new freedom. Lots of exciting finds for your first excursion, yeah 😁👍. Here's hoping there won't be another need for a future lockdown. Vivre la Mudlarks 🤸♀️.
It’s awesome your allowed to go out and about round England. Great finds, stay safe and well, looking forward to seeing all over the place woohoo 😁😁👏👏👍👍❤️❤️❤️🍀🍀🌻🌻🌻🌸🌸🌼🌼
Your little Asian vase piece is probably from Japan. There was a special Japanese exhibition in Knightsbridge at one point in the late 1800's that caused a huge rise in popularity for all things Japanese. Gilbert & Sullivan even wrote The Mikado after that exhibition which W.S. Gilbert had gone to. It might be a satsuma piece with the raised bits but the satsuma I have seen is usualll darker in color.
Hello lovely Ladies. I ran across your videos, for the first time, this evening here in Colorado, USA. I watched several in a row and found your videos and talk quite interesting and actually relaxing. I do hobby metal detecting, but I find your discoveries are more interesting. There is so much more depth of history in England and Scotland and therefore more artifacts and "bits" to find. Your descriptions and appreciation of your finds makes your videos engaging. I am really puzzled why you find so many beads on the shores. How in the world do so many get dropped in the sea? I guess I can understand broken clay pipes being discarded, but such variety of beads! And then you have good enough eyes to see them, ohmygosh! Fascinating, the variety of things you find and I doubt the US offers such variety of little treasures on our shores. Nice Mother/daughter team you have...very pleasant and refreshing. God Bless...Allen
Great your free to roam now. You must be so pleased to go out and about again. I liked the trade bead and all the interesting history that Alex found about it. Looked like a similar red pattern on the bowl and base with the cow. Enjoy your week
Great start to a new year, I got my fingers crossed:) I wonder if Codd marbles could be center drilled and made into an interesting necklace? It's all about history new and old, isn't it. Cheers,Rik Spector
Freeeeedom!!! You must be just thrilled to finally get out for a good lark! I know I was glad to see all the treasures you both found. I am predicting a steampunk craft session in the not too distant future. Cheers from sunny Florida!
You could make a sand mold for the drawer handle. Melt your scrap brass and copper to make more than one. You could mold some of the prettier mourning buttons and make beads from them.
Yay! So happy for you! So happy for us to enjoy your lovely faces in your lovely videos with your lovely finds again. I’ve quite a collection of African Trade Beads, they are little pieces of art but I am mindful of their sad place in history as you have mentioned.
So lovely to see you both back out exploring ❣️thank you for taking me along😍love to see whee as t your finds are and the history you have found and shared with your audience ❣️be safe laugh stay healthy keep exploring until next Sunday then☀️☀️⭕️❌
Most of them were found by the children on family hikes... They are all grown, now.. you two are like my daughter and me, crafting together, only we have Texas accents and say Whee Doggies! When we get excited..
So happy for you and the rest of Scotland and England, having more freedom afforded you. Enjoy! I love your drive to the river...so varied and picturesque!
So happy that you two were able to be out again. You had some wonderful finds...I especially liked the African Trade Bead. Not only is it beautiful, the history behind it is incredible! Thanks for sharing:)
6 months is a very long time. Life must feel all is good and air is cool and free. It is very cool to to watch you mudlark again. Great finds. Just found out that I am 38% or more Scottish. I did not know this. By a Haden/ Hayden family line . Quite happy about this information.
When I get notifications that you've posted I right away click on it so I can just get away from it all and enjoy time with you ladies. This episode was really interesting because of all the metal cogs and wheels and that toy soldier was really amazing. Thank you for sharing and God bless you both🙏😇 greetings from Colorado💓🙋🏼🇺🇸
I like how you both greet at the same time at the beginning of the videos
Lead shot ! Hideous stuff well done you Alex? For picking it up , long live the wee furr faces who will live longer because of what you 2 take out of the water and land .
Hey Gail & Alex! Finally getting round to watching you guys. What a lovely little site 😍 Josie’s fave is the toy soldier, star find! Love that he’s still got his red jacket on. So lovely to see you guys out enjoying a good lark. You take care and catch you in the next one! X
Thanks guys! Yes, we're having a great time back in our natural habitat. Off to Berwick today to catch the late tide - wind and rain forecast but who cares, lol. Hope you have a successful week! xx
@@NorthernMudlarks 😍 Awh hope you have fun! And hope the rain clears off for you! We have an early Medway adventure planned for tomorrow morning - 5am leave time 😂 💀
Hi,Gail and Alex.i really love your videos ,I have not miss one .I especially when you make jewelry and porcelain figurines.I hope you will make more of those.X stay safe. Linda
No one can not have too many cod marbles. Never heard of them until your videos, now I’m like “hey there’s a cod marble!” Like I know what I’m talking about!
Thank you for the excellent adventure. The back story at the end of the video. When they are all cleaned up. Is just so much fun.
I love how enthusiastic Alex is for her finds.
I part take of your happiness now that Scotland has opened up! Your adventures have been a blessing and a pleasure to follow during this horrible pandemic. Best wishes for many adventures to come!
Alex, can you make glass beads from the cod marbles? A necklace of them would be so pretty.
I've missed you both. The travel, the treasures. Welcome back!
Love you ladies!!!!! 🤗🤗🤗 It is never ever boring to watch your adventures!!!! From your different locations, the history of the area, the adventure of your treasure hunts, the joy of your finds and the things you make brings a lot of joy and happiness to your viewers, Thank You!!!!!😎😎😎 - Peter Ga USA
Thank you so much! xx
Hello Gail and Alex!! How awesome for y'all to finally be able to get out and do some mudlarking again and what a super trip it was! My favorites have to be the toy soldier and the beautiful history filled trade bead...congrats on those finds. That deep purple glass will make some gorgeous beads, I can't wait to see y'all make more of them. Will y'all be going back to the "Field of Dreams" soon? I love that place! ; ) Looking forward to seeing y'all back in the saddle again...the "digging" Diva's never disappoint!! Hello to the Shwoo's too. ; )
Love how you both appreciate history! ❤️
Your awesome Alex!
Hi Lovely ladies, just found your vids and I can't help but watch them, I'm hooked, love the way Gail carries on digging while Alex gets so excited over a paste jar, lovely to watch your relationship with each other. It's a shame Time Team is no longer made, Alex would fit in so well with her enthusiasm, A TV star in the making I think.
You in Scotland coming out of lockdown. 🥳🤩😎 Me in Oregon going back into lockdown 😢😩🙁. The value of the entertainment you provide just went through the roof.Thank you, bless you and keep them coming. Cheers!
Oregon gov on a power trip
Loads of slag in the dump. Good days work rewarded with great finds. Great color glass for beads is right. That was great when you made the beads. Thanks for the video.
Wonderful to see you traveling again. Look forward to more trips in that beautiful part of the world. Those pottery finds are quite lovely. Sue and Ian, Australia
It's heartwarming for me to watch you two, as mother and daughter with much in common, with your appreciation of history. Happy Mother's Day early Gail!
When Alex pulled that bead out of the water I was so excited for a trade bead! To know about them is very cool, but to have an example to compare to in a museum is amazing, I have my own stash of trade beads from my family and others here in California, I look through them occasionally like a bead troll......
You need to make a bits and bobs metal sculpture with all your cool finds.
I am so glad I found you. Your videos provide me with such comfort and peace. My maternal grandfather was a Scot (Urquhart), but I haven't been to Scotland for over 60 years (live in a forest in Florida, USA). Adore your gentleness and, of course, the Schwoos. Looking forward to your next video. As an artisan, and recent former nurse, you have sparked my soul to pursue my artistic side. 💞
Thank you! Never let the artist in you go! xx
Lovely and interesting mudlark again...thanks..i enjoyed it.
Hello! Glad you are able get out again. Just wondering if you could answer a question I have about safety. Do you ever worry about safety? Have you ever encountered any scary or intimidating persons when you are out in such isolated places? Maybe I am too paranoid. Thanks
Yes, we do think about our safety. Since we are usually searching in isolated areas, we are constantly taking note of other people. In fact, during this lark a man turned up, he was clearly drinking and made us feel uncomfortable enough for us to decide to leave for somewhere elce. X
So sorry your world is so scary! Anticipating attracts clear your mind and breathe in freedom
So happy you are able get out again! Beautiful finds.
Nice job again ladies! Thank you! 👋
The Karma these trade beads hold!!I glad you got out
And went muckraking!!! Love you guys!!
I'm glad things are opening up for you. Some states in the US are shutting back because numbers are going up again.
Loved your finds.
Thank you
Thank you.
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I love your channel and look so forward to each episode. I especially love your backyard wildflower bed experience. Thank you so much for putting such effort into the creation of your vlogs. I really appreciate all the research that you both do and share about all your finds. It is fascinating to learn the history of these items, even if it is tragic or sad (ie. baby "medicine" bottle, slave beads). The nature clips and music choices you make are so beautiful. Getting to see what antics the shwews are up to is so much fun. Thank you soo much, again, for all your efforts as I look so forward to seeing a bit of your day in lovely Scotland.
So lovely to see you ladies back on the mudlarking trail again. The little treasures you found were all very interesting. I really enjoy seeing the pieces cleaned up and discussed at the end. But I do get quite fascinated trying to spot things before you show...lol.
I really enjoy the potted history of the most interesting things you find.
I've even been able to impress my hubby with facts I've learnt from you posts. Haha, I even sounded like I knew what I'm talking about. Which obvs I do. I've learnt from professionals. (Don't you know)
I really loved the little Tim soldier. What a find that was. How long I wonder has that little man been bobbing about. Keeping all his extremities safe, ready to shout out ....I'm here, save me!
Right place, right time.
I also looooved those beautiful cog pieces. And the day wouldn't be complete without a pretty bottle, which was such an appealing colour.
At the end of the day though, that little tiny slave bead was so touching. What an amazing find that was.
If only these things could talk. What stories they could tell us.
Mmm maybe too sad to bare.
A time best left in the past. But never forgotten!
Good to see you back. Looking forward to next week's trip already. X
Another great day, I think the soldier should go in the window. Always love the mourning buttons
It was a wonderful adventure with some interesting and lovely finds. Welcome back to your active passion. God Bless you dears. 💕🙏💕🇺🇸
You guys should look into "shard boxes" I heard someone refer to one in another video, but I believe broken bits of pottery were turned into trinket boxes! I immediately thought of all the beautiful bits you two find. It might be a fun way to give them a new life.
I've been thinking about that all day and wondering how I might fashion one and then it set me off thinking about turning upturned cereal bowls into mushrooms LOL! Have you been watching Danni on her channel? 😀
@@kaydavis6752 I tried to google Danni & shard boxes. The first thing it delivered was a porn link. So now I’m dying to know who you were referring to. ☺️
@@GivulinovichLOL! it wasn't one of Danni's (the Niche lady) videos I've remembered it was a recent video by Jocelyn, the Crazy Lamp Lady. Only in the last couple of days.😀
Or tiny pieces could be used in mosaics!
@@kaydavis6752 yes that is where I saw it!
So happy for you! You bring me joy, just hearing your melodic voices.
Finally freedom of movement. So glad you can get out and spend time searching for bits of history,
You found some great stuff it’s great to see you outside again
I'm glad you guys are free I'm so happy for you. Now you can have a lot of mudlarking trips and bunch more videos. You found a lot of cool finds. Thank you for all of your videos. Keep mudlarking. Love you guys
I am soooo ess-cited!
Alex have great eyes for the tiniest bead and the clearest glass stopper in water! 🙌
Can't wait to see what jewelry you would made from those gorgeous metal cogs.
Another fun outing! ❤️
Very nice mourning buttons find! A most interesting tin soldier and historical description. Loved that amethyst glass. An African trade bead no less - cool. Thanks for another great video!
It's amazing how easily you two are able to find the tiniest of beads!! 💜
Show us your collection of the dog marbles, please!
Congratulations on being able to get back to what you love. Thanks for taking us along, it was great fun! :-)
And especially the base/ stand!
What a fun outing, ladies! Love all your finds - the bottle was so pretty. ❤️
So nice to see you Mudlarking again. I think you found both watch winders to acknowledge that you "Turn Back Time" for us with you historical finds and information! The teal bottle is brilliant! I could never leave that behind. That purple glass...00o0oo0o I hope you show some beads made from that. In Canada the Indigenous (aka First Nations) culture values historical trade beads and they are usually dark blue and very beautiful.
Alex dear your remark regarding a 'really juicy clay layer here' made me smile.
For most of us clay is synonymous with 'icky, sticky and mucky' which could be the title for a series of short books about three mudlarking ducks based upon your delightful expeditions.
Anatomically the back end of the animal figure you suggested might be a horse looked more like a deer to me.
This also caused me to wonder if it could belong with the fragment of antler you found and if they could therefore be pewter rather than lead?
The Scottish mudlarks found one with a cow too! She matched it in her book. Awesome finds!❤️
Love the joy you are having exploring with your new freedom. Lots of exciting finds for your first excursion, yeah 😁👍. Here's hoping there won't be another need for a future lockdown. Vivre la Mudlarks 🤸♀️.
Always a treat on Sunday. Glad you are out and about again!
It’s awesome your allowed to go out and about round England. Great finds, stay safe and well, looking forward to seeing all over the place woohoo 😁😁👏👏👍👍❤️❤️❤️🍀🍀🌻🌻🌻🌸🌸🌼🌼
Have you thought of making windchimes with all of the clay pipe bowls?
April 26th my b day. Love watching u two!! The music is amazing
Nice beads. Interessting👍
I would love to see y’all make a junk journal with all your knowledge and bits and bobs you’ve found mudlarking it would be a rainy day project
Your little Asian vase piece is probably from Japan. There was a special Japanese exhibition in Knightsbridge at one point in the late 1800's that caused a huge rise in popularity for all things Japanese. Gilbert & Sullivan even wrote The Mikado after that exhibition which W.S. Gilbert had gone to. It might be a satsuma piece with the raised bits but the satsuma I have seen is usualll darker in color.
A perfect lark I really enjoyed your adventure ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Beautiful finds great video as always glad you’re enjoying the freedom looking forward to seeing you both wading 💛
Awesome finds! The clay balls look like the clay marbles we find here in the states. Kids played with in the 19th century.
Thankyou so much for taking us on this larking adventure. Truly loved it. I am addicted to your video's. XX
I wish America had places like this. So jealous of you guys!
I love seeing the driving scenery because it reminds me of Germany where I was raised
I Just enjoy your videos. Your theme music is very enjoyable. I catch myself humming it at work ,riding in the car, and doing house work. LOL .... 😊👍🌷
Rock on! xx
Great to see a new Mudlark. Awesome finds! 💕
Hello lovely Ladies. I ran across your videos, for the first time, this evening here in Colorado, USA. I watched several in a row and found your videos and talk quite interesting and actually relaxing. I do hobby metal detecting, but I find your discoveries are more interesting. There is so much more depth of history in England and Scotland and therefore more artifacts and "bits" to find. Your descriptions and appreciation of your finds makes your videos engaging. I am really puzzled why you find so many beads on the shores. How in the world do so many get dropped in the sea? I guess I can understand broken clay pipes being discarded, but such variety of beads! And then you have good enough eyes to see them, ohmygosh! Fascinating, the variety of things you find and I doubt the US offers such variety of little treasures on our shores. Nice Mother/daughter team you have...very pleasant and refreshing. God Bless...Allen
Thank you so much and welcome to our adventures! It's great to have you join us xx
Yay!!! So glad you’re able to get back out there! I always live vicariously through you two and love your mudlarking adventures ❤️
Wow SIX MONTHS of not being allowed to mudlark! That is crazy! Thanks for taking us along. This was enjoyable 😊
Great your free to roam now. You must be so pleased to go out and about again. I liked the trade bead and all the interesting history that Alex found about it.
Looked like a similar red pattern on the bowl and base with the cow.
Enjoy your week
The gears and other metal finds would make a fun wind chime and could be weighed with your handmade beads or the pieces of pottery shards.
You are both lovely sweet people
Great start to a new year, I got my fingers crossed:)
I wonder if Codd marbles could be center drilled and made into an interesting necklace?
It's all about history new and old, isn't it.
Cheers,Rik Spector
Scottish Mudlarks have a video on how to do this.
A *lead* toothpaste tube sounds like a bad idea. 😮
I love the color of the old copper that you find. It’s kind of like rose gold.
Gail and Alex so happy that you can finally get out again, lovely finds ❤️ from Ontario Canada 😁👍👍👍
So happy for you two to be able to get out again. I can’t wait to see purple beads, that color is awesome! Peace
Freeeeedom!!! You must be just thrilled to finally get out for a good lark! I know I was glad to see all the treasures you both found. I am predicting a steampunk craft session in the not too distant future. Cheers from sunny Florida!
We have a Greyhound and she is delightful, we were so lucky to get her from GAP, Greyhounds as Pets and would have no other breed now.
You could make a sand mold for the drawer handle. Melt your scrap brass and copper to make more than one. You could mold some of the prettier mourning buttons and make beads from them.
Welcome back! Great finds. Always enjoying your video and history accout. Greetings from California. 🇺🇸
Love watching you find such awesome treasures ❣
Love the video.......The bead in the River was a stunner i would have fell in....well done ladies.....xx
Yay! So happy for you! So happy for us to enjoy your lovely faces in your lovely videos with your lovely finds again. I’ve quite a collection of African Trade Beads, they are little pieces of art but I am mindful of their sad place in history as you have mentioned.
Oh my lucky day, a new video from you and Kit and Caboodlers. I'm going to have to save this one for later. :) Diana.
So lovely to see you both back out exploring ❣️thank you for taking me along😍love to see whee as t your finds are and the history you have found and shared with your audience ❣️be safe laugh stay healthy keep exploring until next Sunday then☀️☀️⭕️❌
I'm only at beginning of video and already I've gotten so excited over that GORGEOUS bead!
Hooray for freedom! Happy days for Scotland and you marvelous girls! 🙌🙌🙌
You are lucky to have such glorious digs.. here in Texas... Arrow heads ..
Would love to find arrowheads! xx
Most of them were found by the children on family hikes... They are all grown, now.. you two are like my daughter and me, crafting together, only we have Texas accents and say Whee Doggies! When we get excited..
The deer antler is my fav! One of my favorite things to look for are antler sheds! I've found a lot over the years, each unique and cool!
So happy for you and the rest of Scotland and England, having more freedom afforded you. Enjoy!
I love your drive to the river...so varied and picturesque!
Amazing bead, Alex!
So happy that you two were able to be out again. You had some wonderful finds...I especially liked the African Trade Bead. Not only is it beautiful, the history behind it is incredible! Thanks for sharing:)
6 months is a very long time. Life must feel all is good and air is cool and free. It is very cool to to watch you mudlark again. Great finds. Just found out that I am 38% or more Scottish. I did not know this. By a Haden/ Hayden family line . Quite happy about this information.
When I get notifications that you've posted I right away click on it so I can just get away from it all and enjoy time with you ladies. This episode was really interesting because of all the metal cogs and wheels and that toy soldier was really amazing. Thank you for sharing and God bless you both🙏😇 greetings from Colorado💓🙋🏼🇺🇸
I think those little wheels might be on canons as you can see in the pictures you showed with the redcoat soldier. Lovely tiny finds. Stay safe.
Such beautiful souls. Wishing you both well
Oh and I just love your channel Mary from South Ga USA
What a lovely day you had so many finds looking forward to menu moor
I'm in England its was great to be able to go to Scotland again
Well done and welcome out to your putting! Terrific to see the relics you have recovered from the past! Stay safe💖🤗🙏👍