That is a wonderful 👍 job done on the tea 🍯 also the bird 🕊️ 🐔 looks good. I like your artwork 😍 thanks for sharing your video with us all.❤ Your friend Shirley from new Bern, north Carolina USA. Keep up with your crafts and bottle 🍾 hunting.🎉🎉😅😊
eVerY time, that shot of the two of you, hand in hand, skipping away from the camera, makes me 🤣 laugh out loud. I don’t know why. It just tickles my funny bone mercilessly. Does anyone else think that Who picture was ever so slightly airbrushed? 😂😮😂
The pot is what we call in New England a bean pot. Great find. I have one that was my great grams and it was used for bean hole beans, when you cook them on coals , and bury them to cook.
It’s a salt glazed pot, probably German. They are fairly common in the Netherlands. It’s not for cooking, but to store food. I own several up-to 1 meter high.
Farting hedgehog, brilliant! As a rescuer of hedgehogs (Holderness hedgehog hospital ) and fan of mud larking this is the best clip ever. Plus thank you for supporting your visiting prickly friends
My grandmother (from wales) used to wear a perfume called “Lily of the Valley”, it was in a tiny tiny blue bottle with a stopper. She would order it from overseas somewhere. It smelled divine. Another was “Evening in Paris”. I don’t remember that smell but it had a really pretty stopper also.
My mom said Evening in Paris was worn by many women, in particular before deodorant was invented, and could be a bit much in a warm room full of people, such as at a dance. She had an old bottle in her dresser when I was a kid in the 60s. She was a teen in the mid to late 40s.
Thanks Si, another super 'get down and dirty' Mudlover video from my very favourite Channel - guaranteed to put a smile on anyone's face!! Love and friendship winging its way. xxx
@@Sifinds Hi Si, I particularly liked the triangular brown bottle, the clay pot and blue scent bottle but best of all is your up-cycling! It's an art form that's totally unique, so the winner, by far, is the little china bird you gave a completely new life to!! How about you?? x
The white teapot spout was attached to a broken spout with a short length of rubber tube,saved buying a new teapot. Really enjoy your videos thank you.
I am 84 I have a lovely hat pin holder that belonged to my great grand mum …I just wish it still had the hat pins. My hats never seem to stay put …the one you found is just lovely as well. Nice little Brown Betty
Bee Gee's, actually Pink Floyd was my first thought. Love the condiment pieces, especially the finely painted or etched red japanese design, so fine, so elegant and the deco one is just pure joy, highly creative things. Love the two handled pot, would have had a lid, being glazed inside, it was food grade, could have had olives in brine, or anything preserved with vinegar. Wet or dry storage. It has an elegant shape.
Greetings from Arizona. OMG I just happened on this channel and thought who are these crazy Englishmen digging in the mud! But after watching I'm addicted. Love the cats and the beautiful creatures you make from your muddy finds at the end. 😻😻
Its a hat pin holder that your crab friend vacated. Marshal Fields in Milwaukee, WI USA still makes hat pins today! From: Lake Michigan on the Wisconsin shores USA. 12:58
Fab-u-lous . . . as always. I had one of those pots, so did my Nan, with a lid. General kitchen-wear item used for laying down salted veg, pickles . . preserves of all kinds, a really gorgeous find. And then there are shags . . . striking seabirds similar to cormorants . . . who doesn't love a shag? My neighbours ask me what I watch because of the whoops of joy heard through the wall . . . thank you for the joy you bring me. x x x
I expect someone has already suggested this, but I think the record is by the 70’s band… Mud! That’s right, that’s right, that’s right, that’s right, I really love your tiger light! Your films bring me so much joy Si! 😊
I like being notified when the new video's will be released. Then I know that I have something interesting to watch. Good Day to you all and Happy Easter 🐣
I love your mud larking search with Mark. So cool and informative. I am so in love with you record was cool. Anyone who feeds shrimp to their Kitties is a good guy. God search.
Although I cannot understand half of what Si says I love him. My bucket list is to go mudlarking in England once in my life, especially if it could be Si❤❤❤❤
Paul Simon's...😊...the history on our coastline is so incredibly interesting...you must get so excited never knowing what you are going to find! ...like treasure hunting every time you are out ...😊
I couldn't tell from the scratching and skipping that it was Glenn Campbell...lol I got to wait on him at a McDonald's in Camp Verde, Arizona back in the 1990's. He was very tall to me. I'm just 5ft 1 inch!!...lol
Happy Easter, Si! Post doesn't become available here in Virginia, USA, until 10:00am tomorrow morning. Something to look forward to after Sunrise church service! You and all of your friends are so enjoyable to watch. A new video brightens my day. Thanks for doing this thing you do... so well. Bless you!
Such a fun episode! Held out hope for The Who as well given my ID :-) . Thanks for promoting ADOPT, DON"T SHOP. Appreciate a muddy animal lover :-) . Was so touched when I watched a previous episode w the crab that didn't get evicted. 🙂
The ceramic or china item, housing the little crab, appears to be an antique hatpin holder, which ladies kept handy on their dressing tables. Nice find👌.
How I love that you guys took the cat, the dog, the bird, and you just gonna clean them up and fix them up. Instead of them, just staying there being useless they're gonna look terrific once you're done with them. Bottles, I can't get enough of bottles!! The little blue cobalt bottle is so beautiful I have factory bottles, not mudlarking bottles though and they're nice light green. And then I've collected other bottles too with color. Some of them might fill up with shells because I love the ocean and I live right by the ocean. Do you know I never thought about grinding down a lid like the teapot lid to have it fit into the teapot that you have and I think that was just so cool to see that. Watching this video and watching you purpose what you found gives me ideas and that's what I really love about your videos and you tell us about the history of things you find and show us if the building is still a pub because I love England and it's buildings, so thank you for doing that!! See you in your next video!!😁🫖
I loved that bird. With all of the little holes in the base it would be perfect for flowers and small branches for the bird to hide in. Also the dog, cat and egg cup faces are a great start for a faces art project of some kind.
Well, I didn’t get the album correct 😟😔 The song 🎵🎼🎤 I can’t help it was one of my mother’s favorites she absolutely loved Hank Williams. Although, she and my father have passed away many years now. It seems like I hear that song 🎶🎼🎵 and I can remember her singing it. Her voice was like Patsy Cline very beautiful. Well, Si this was another wonderful video with many great finds. Thanks for sharing the song 😊⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Happy Easter Si, and Mark. The yellow/blue bottle reminded me of a pencil stub. Japanese one is pretty. What a lovely little jug or pot. The teapot resembles the other pot. Wow, that place is full of lovely treasures.
I bet it’s been said but I reckon the record. Either Lionel Richie - “Stuck on Hoo, I mean You” or perhaps it’s “The Jam - Going Underground” Love the videos, Si, thanks for sharing your escapades with us, me ol’ china 😉🙂 I’m a disabled person, Si and because I have such rubbish mobility, I could only dream about going out and doing what you and your friends do and your videos allow me to ride alongside you and let me do what you are doing vicariously and I am so grateful to you for being so generous with your time. Not just the time you spend ‘in the field’ but also the time you clearly spend in editing and all that other stuff you do behind the scenes. It’s all appreciated, Si and so are YOU my old mucker. Now there’s an expression that I don’t very often hear these days. I wonder what the etymology of “my Old Mucker” is. Do you or anyone else on here, know? Thanks Si 🙂👋🏻 bye for now
Appreciate that Martin! I really do. Not sure myself on the Mucker origins. Google says: The word likely comes from the Irish word "muc," which means "pig." The word "muc" was often used in a derogatory way to describe someone who was messy or untidy. However, over time, the word "mucker" came to be used as a term of endearment between close friends.
@@SifindsYou’re welcome my friend 🙂 and thank you for the info on the word, too. Very interesting. 👍🏻🙂 And a big thank you for taking the time to read the comments and for answering us. God bless you Si. I’m looking forward to the next video now. 😉 Take care matey. 👋🏻
Awesome findings and lovely upcycle and mind-blowing history behind each item that you have found . But I am deeply in love with the triangle amber bottle. ❤😊. As I have a small collection of amber colors bottles. Enjoy . Anticipated for more such lovely and wonderful video. Thank you very much and have a lovely Easter 🐣 Sunday. With love from SAM Guwahati, Assam, India 🇮🇳 ♥️
We hubby and me discoverd your Page and oh the finds you find absooutly jealous...i am from London but living in Spain and i just want it all what you find AMAZING!
Amazing finds! The pot is great. You did such a good job in cleaning up that little bird. I love these videos because not just anyone can make it out to these locations and the scenery is great. Thanks for another great video. Happy Easter 🐇🐰🌷🌿🇺🇸
It's a Hank Williams song- "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)" and because it appears to have strings backing the vocal I would guess it is an Eddy Arnold recorded version from the 60s. It is on YT.
Aww the cats!!! That's hilarious. Never heard a hedgehog fart. My husband was holding one of our mini dachshunds a few weeks ago. Scratching her belly, she sneezed and farted at the same time. We laughed and laughed. First time for that. Great job on the up cycle. 👍
Another great mud larking finds this day. A great amount of whole finds. A great location to repeat in the future. Happy Easter to all larkers this day. See you on the next, Si! 🇬🇧👍🙂🇺🇸
Got to say lots of interesting finds on this one, surprised after all this time and condition that,that album played as well as it did. And that up cycle was really nice you did a bang up job on it
My Uncle was a Vicar on the Isle of Dogs back in the early eighties. I remember having a few pints at the Waterman's. At the time it was still a working class neighborhood. Much has changed
Watch part one of this mudventure! ruclips.net/video/IeosVDIM4ac/видео.html
a cork would be on the bottom and a pourer for anything that needs to be poured lol
We call them Bean Pots in Georgia USA too!! You made your baked beans in them mostly.
I have a bird ornament in the same style, it was a gift many years ago, mine is a Kingfisher! ❤
@@SuperScorpiorising Nice!!
Bean pot?
Ah I've found another Milliput fan!
I love my Milliput!
That is a wonderful 👍 job done on the tea 🍯 also the bird 🕊️ 🐔 looks good. I like your artwork 😍 thanks for sharing your video with us all.❤ Your friend Shirley from new Bern, north Carolina USA. Keep up with your crafts and bottle 🍾 hunting.🎉🎉😅😊
eVerY time, that shot of the two of you, hand in hand, skipping away from the camera, makes me 🤣 laugh out loud. I don’t know why. It just tickles my funny bone mercilessly.
Does anyone else think that Who picture was ever so slightly airbrushed? 😂😮😂
😂 agreed!
The pot is what we call in New England a bean pot. Great find. I have one that was my great grams and it was used for bean hole beans, when you cook them on coals , and bury them to cook.
That’s very interesting thank you!
Haha! Just came by to say it's a bean pot!
Maybe could be used for salting down beans to use over winter
It’s a salt glazed pot, probably German. They are fairly common in the Netherlands. It’s not for cooking, but to store food.
I own several up-to 1 meter high.
That pot at 35:26 is fantastic! It needs to lovingly be put back to use and regain its dignity. Beautiful. Enjoy your videos and Ms. White's.
Farting hedgehog, brilliant! As a rescuer of hedgehogs (Holderness hedgehog hospital ) and fan of mud larking this is the best clip ever. Plus thank you for supporting your visiting prickly friends
Brilliant isn’t it 😂 🦔💨
The beauty of the roses is enhanced in your newly recovered, hand crafted pot.
Hey Si-
That's Roy Orbison Singing "I Can't Help It" from 1970.
Always enjoy your great vids!
Good guess - keep watching👍🏻🐾🧡
I was wondering if it was Hank himself.
Definitely Glen Campbell singing on that track, that songs been recorded multiple times by multiple artists.
@@derekwalters6132 This was my introduction to the song. Glen Campbell does make more sense. Thanks for the info
My grandmother (from wales) used to wear a perfume called “Lily of the Valley”, it was in a tiny tiny blue bottle with a stopper. She would order it from overseas somewhere. It smelled divine.
Another was “Evening in Paris”. I don’t remember that smell but it had a really pretty stopper also.
So cool x
Oh I remember that perfume. I think my mom had some. It smelled divine!
My mom said Evening in Paris was worn by many women, in particular before deodorant was invented, and could be a bit much in a warm room full of people, such as at a dance. She had an old bottle in her dresser when I was a kid in the 60s. She was a teen in the mid to late 40s.
Thanks Si, another super 'get down and dirty' Mudlover video from my very favourite Channel - guaranteed to put a smile on anyone's face!! Love and friendship winging its way. xxx
Thank you to you - my number one Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡 What was you favourite find from this mudventure? x
@@Sifinds Hi Si, I particularly liked the triangular brown bottle, the clay pot and blue scent bottle but best of all is your up-cycling! It's an art form that's totally unique, so the winner, by far, is the little china bird you gave a completely new life to!! How about you?? x
@@My2Pennyworth thanks Penny! The China bird is on its way to Australia! What an eventful life it has and will continue to have x
Love your cats. So gentle 🚕
That they are ! 🐈⬛ 🐈
Loud motor, sweet!
The crown @2:19 would make a cool T-shirt logo.
Love that!
The white teapot spout was attached to a broken spout with a short length of rubber tube,saved buying a new teapot. Really enjoy your videos thank you.
Spot on!! Cheers Mudlover!👍🏻🐾🧡
I am 84 I have a lovely hat pin holder that belonged to my great grand mum …I just wish it still had the hat pins. My hats never seem to stay put …the one you found is just lovely as well. Nice little Brown Betty
Bee Gee's, actually Pink Floyd was my first thought.
Love the condiment pieces, especially the finely painted or etched red japanese design, so fine, so elegant and the deco one is just pure joy, highly creative things.
Love the two handled pot, would have had a lid, being glazed inside, it was food grade,
could have had olives in brine, or anything preserved with vinegar.
Wet or dry storage. It has an elegant shape.
Greetings from Arizona. OMG I just happened on this channel and thought who are these crazy Englishmen digging in the mud! But after watching I'm addicted. Love the cats and the beautiful creatures you make from your muddy finds at the end. 😻😻
The Who best band ever!! Quadraphinia top 5 film.
Great film haven’t seen it years! F F F fade away
Its a hat pin holder that your crab friend vacated. Marshal Fields in Milwaukee, WI USA still makes hat pins today!
From: Lake Michigan on the Wisconsin shores USA. 12:58
I don't think I'd be able to stop at that creek, just be still there seeing new things every step!!
New things turn up every tide I enjoy this creek
Yes it is like that sometimes!
Your replaceable tea pot spout reminds me of the metal spouts bartenders have in their liquor bottles. Nice finds, Simon and Happy Easter!
Yes it does!
Greetings from Poland dj si 🎉😅😊 i found in Holland some stuff too like U mud
Greetings U R great bro
Alright matey! Get some luck in the muck!
Fab-u-lous . . . as always. I had one of those pots, so did my Nan, with a lid. General kitchen-wear item used for laying down salted veg, pickles . . preserves of all kinds, a really gorgeous find. And then there are shags . . . striking seabirds similar to cormorants . . . who doesn't love a shag? My neighbours ask me what I watch because of the whoops of joy heard through the wall . . . thank you for the joy you bring me. x x x
Haha brilliant! 🧡
I expect someone has already suggested this, but I think the record is by the 70’s band… Mud! That’s right, that’s right, that’s right, that’s right, I really love your tiger light! Your films bring me so much joy Si! 😊
Haha, great suggestion cheers Mudlover!👍🏻🐾🧡
15:01 That pot looks like the main body of a bean pot. For brown bakes beans with pork and molasses. Good stuff!
Cool beans. Cheers
Must keep the stars of the show happy...shrimp cocktail is a good start😊
I’m guessing the album includes “Splish Splash”. Your upcycle skills are top notch - loved the bird. Happy Easter!
Haha cheers Joe
That is the most wonderful little teapot! Love the flat sided blue perfume bottle, with its lid too!
Cheers Sarah👍🏻🐾🧡
That white thing, it’s a pourer, put it in the bottle like a stopper to pour liquids x 18:10
I like being notified when the new video's will be released. Then I know that I have something interesting to watch. Good Day to you all and Happy Easter 🐣
Yay. Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
I love your mud digging but i equally enjoy all of the sweet creatures you share with us❤
Not for cooking, storage jar, had a lid. Wood/salt fired. Very lovely piece.
I love your mud larking search with Mark. So cool and informative. I am so in love with you record was cool. Anyone who feeds shrimp to their Kitties is a good guy. God search.
Cheers Susan👍🏻🐾🧡
thanks for having friends so we don't have to .. lol so nice to be a part of it
Although I cannot understand half of what Si says I love him. My bucket list is to go mudlarking in England once in my life, especially if it could be Si❤❤❤❤
Half is fine 😂 👍🏻🐾🧡
You guys are living a dream come true.
I’m glad it looks like that. Thanks👍🏻🐾🧡
Paul Simon's...😊...the history on our coastline is so incredibly interesting...you must get so excited never knowing what you are going to find! ...like treasure hunting every time you are out ...😊
Good guess. Yes we are very lucky. Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Awesome day in the mud with some very cool finds, thanks for bringing us along 👍👏🙏❤️
Cheers Chris! 👍🏻🐾🧡
I couldn't tell from the scratching and skipping that it was Glenn Campbell...lol I got to wait on him at a McDonald's in Camp Verde, Arizona back in the 1990's. He was very tall to me. I'm just 5ft 1 inch!!...lol
Ah wow how cool
I'm so glad you left the crab to enjoy that shelter till he outgrew it!
Me too. Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Mark wins the hat competition you didn't know you where having, love it.
Happy Easter, Si! Post doesn't become available here in Virginia, USA, until 10:00am tomorrow morning. Something to look forward to after Sunrise church service! You and all of your friends are so enjoyable to watch. A new video brightens my day. Thanks for doing this thing you do... so well. Bless you!
I LOVE THE COLBALT BLUE BOTTLE AT 22:43 RARE COLOR
Cheers me too!
Happy Easter(Si and Everyone) ❤
Happy Easter Jo👍🏻🐾🧡
Happy Easter to you too 🐰
17:21
little white thing i think would have had a cork on it and be in the top of a bottle ..pourer
Very close!
Such a fun episode! Held out hope for The Who as well given my ID :-) . Thanks for promoting ADOPT, DON"T SHOP. Appreciate a muddy animal lover :-) . Was so touched when I watched a previous episode w the crab that didn't get evicted. 🙂
Oh yeah! Why don’t you all just F F F F Fade away! Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Always a good time out on the hovercraft.
Indeed we do!!
Look forward to this Si. Off for lunch with the family today. Me and the old man will watch at 3. Looks like luck in the muck to me, me ol mucker.
Enjoy! Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
I LOVE WHAT YOU DID WITH THE UPCYCLING OF THE BIRD!!!
Cheers Matt!👍🏻🐾🧡
The bird looked brilliant sitting on the branch. Some great finds.
Cheers Annette👍🏻🐾🧡
The ceramic or china item, housing the little crab, appears to be an antique hatpin holder, which ladies kept handy on their dressing tables. Nice find👌.
Cheers Suzanna👍🏻🐾🧡
How I love that you guys took the cat, the dog, the bird, and you just gonna clean them up and fix them up. Instead of them, just staying there being useless they're gonna look terrific once you're done with them.
Bottles, I can't get enough of bottles!! The little blue cobalt bottle is so beautiful I have factory bottles, not mudlarking bottles though and they're nice light green. And then I've collected other bottles too with color. Some of them might fill up with shells because I love the ocean and I live right by the ocean.
Do you know I never thought about grinding down a lid like the teapot lid to have it fit into the teapot that you have and I think that was just so cool to see that. Watching this video and watching you purpose what you found gives me ideas and that's what I really love about your videos and you tell us about the history of things you find and show us if the building is still a pub because I love England and it's buildings, so thank you for doing that!!
See you in your next video!!😁🫖
Baby shark ready x
Thanks so much! Appreciate the feedback. Here’s to more luck in the muck!
Daisy is beautiful ❤
17:21 could be a moonshiners/whiskey distiller spout! Liquor dripped down that piece into the bottles and jugs etc!!!
Great guess… keep watching
I loved that bird. With all of the little holes in the base it would be perfect for flowers and small branches for the bird to hide in. Also the dog, cat and egg cup faces are a great start for a faces art project of some kind.
Loved this episode Si, nice one !
Cheers Dan👍🏻🐾🧡
Oh my goodness, gourmet shrimp for Nellie!! What a posh cat!
He is very spoilt! 🐈⬛
And works hard!
I'll watch it when it comes up on my notifications later on this morning here in VancouverBC
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
That pot looks like what my grandmother used to use to let bread dough rise, it had a lid..
Cool!
Well, I didn’t get the album correct 😟😔 The song 🎵🎼🎤 I can’t help it was one of my mother’s favorites she absolutely loved Hank Williams. Although, she and my father have passed away many years now. It seems like I hear that song 🎶🎼🎵 and I can remember her singing it. Her voice was like Patsy Cline very beautiful.
Well, Si this was another wonderful video with many great finds. Thanks for sharing the song 😊⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Cheers Susan!👍🏻🐾🧡
My dad loves the who he’s a proper ‘the who’ fan I reckon it’s Duran duran
You know that makes you a squatter Si, taking that crabs house because he went out for a lunch. Lol
Haha! I decided to redecorate tho
@@Sifinds haha, ok, you do that so well too. And you did wait out of respect. Lol Cheers
Happy Easter Si, and Mark. The yellow/blue bottle reminded me of a pencil stub. Japanese one is pretty. What a lovely little jug or pot. The teapot resembles the other pot. Wow, that place is full of lovely treasures.
Cheers Coni! Happy Easter!
Thank you I had a wonderful Easter and Easter Sunday I had a Duckling hatch out from a found egg its named after ther person that found it Rodger
@@markcolyer1989 wow, that’s awesome
I bet it’s been said but I reckon the record. Either Lionel Richie - “Stuck on Hoo, I mean You” or perhaps it’s “The Jam - Going Underground”
Love the videos, Si, thanks for sharing your escapades with us, me ol’ china 😉🙂
I’m a disabled person, Si and because I have such rubbish mobility, I could only dream about going out and doing what you and your friends do and your videos allow me to ride alongside you and let me do what you are doing vicariously and I am so grateful to you for being so generous with your time. Not just the time you spend ‘in the field’ but also the time you clearly spend in editing and all that other stuff you do behind the scenes. It’s all appreciated, Si and so are YOU my old mucker. Now there’s an expression that I don’t very often hear these days. I wonder what the etymology of “my Old Mucker” is. Do you or anyone else on here, know? Thanks Si 🙂👋🏻 bye for now
Appreciate that Martin! I really do. Not sure myself on the Mucker origins. Google says:
The word likely comes from the Irish word "muc," which means "pig." The word "muc" was often used in a derogatory way to describe someone who was messy or untidy. However, over time, the word "mucker" came to be used as a term of endearment between close friends.
@@SifindsYou’re welcome my friend 🙂 and thank you for the info on the word, too. Very interesting. 👍🏻🙂 And a big thank you for taking the time to read the comments and for answering us. God bless you Si. I’m looking forward to the next video now. 😉 Take care matey. 👋🏻
@@martinconyard I try my best mate
Awesome findings and lovely upcycle and mind-blowing history behind each item that you have found . But I am deeply in love with the triangle amber bottle. ❤😊. As I have a small collection of amber colors bottles. Enjoy . Anticipated for more such lovely and wonderful video.
Thank you very much and have a lovely Easter 🐣 Sunday.
With love from SAM
Guwahati, Assam, India 🇮🇳 ♥️
Cheers Sam! Keep on running pal!!
We hubby and me discoverd your Page and oh the finds you find absooutly jealous...i am from London but living in Spain and i just want it all what you find AMAZING!
Cheers Mudlovers! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Si! The teapot and lid is amazing! Thanks for sharing x
Cheers Elaine👍🏻🐾🧡
So! You’re not live, but we will take it! Missed you last night! We think you fell asleep and forgot, it’s all good! We still love you!
Sorry about that, I got the time wrong
Making that teapot lid fit was so satisfying! Well done, Si 🫖☕️
Haha Cheers Michele 👍🏻🐾🧡
Love your finds Si-Finds.
That is a beautiful dog sculpture. Someone did a great job designing the mold for that one. I love him. 😍
Amazing finds! The pot is great. You did such a good job in cleaning up that little bird. I love these videos because not just anyone can make it out to these locations and the scenery is great. Thanks for another great video. Happy Easter 🐇🐰🌷🌿🇺🇸
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
17:29 likley a sort of 'spout' one could stick onto a bottle to pour from it easier
Close
‘Quick ink’ used to have a ink colour called ‘blueblack’ difficult to differentiate when ink was in the bottle whether it was ‘BB’ or B
That could be it Jennifer thanks!
I guessed Glen Campbell, but only by his voice, not from the songs. Interesting! Love the bird upcycle & teapot! 😊
We’ll done!! Cheers Mudlover👍🏻🐾🧡
Cool tea pot. So happy you found the lid!😊
Amazing upcycle of the ceramic bird.
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
There are so many bits on this riverbed, if it was me there I just wouldn't bother getting up before I picked and prodded every single shard 😂😂
Haha! It’s very tempting
Hi Si, Happy Easter..I love it when you go out on the hover craft..Some great finds, I really like the little brown triangle bottle…
Yes that’s one of my favourites too x
I have a yellow Daisy and 12 others! Lol. Great videos, really enjoy them.
Cat heaven!
Those island are full of treasures. Great finds. Love the upsicle.
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
It's a Hank Williams song- "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)" and because it appears to have strings backing the vocal I would guess it is an Eddy Arnold recorded version from the 60s. It is on YT.
So close! Well done
Nice tea pot and several nice looking bottles. Your friend shirley from new Bern, north carolina u.s.a ❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Cheers Shirley👍🏻🐾🧡
Nice trouvailles and good vinyle✍😻👍
Like the new Hovercraft smart ,good finds ,
Its an Amazing craft thank you
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Aww the cats!!!
That's hilarious. Never heard a hedgehog fart.
My husband was holding one of our mini dachshunds a few weeks ago. Scratching her belly, she sneezed and farted at the same time. We laughed and laughed. First time for that.
Great job on the up cycle. 👍
Farts are funny. Simple 😂
I had great fun following the both of you around, in the muckiest of muck!
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
It’s so good to see Mark out with you again.. Happy mudlarking😊
Thank you Deborah we certainly find some really lovely things, looking forward to our next trip.
Cheers Deb👍🏻🐾🧡
The little blue bottle is probably Evening in Paris perfume bottle.
Possibly! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Another great mud larking finds this day. A great amount of whole finds. A great location to repeat in the future. Happy Easter to all larkers this day. See you on the next, Si! 🇬🇧👍🙂🇺🇸
Cheers Martin. Happy Easter 🐣
Got to say lots of interesting finds on this one, surprised after all this time and condition that,that album played as well as it did. And that up cycle was really nice you did a bang up job on it
Cheers Derek 👍🏻🐾🧡
Great finds! And I’m loving Marks hat! Can’t wait to see what you find next!
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
17:40 I think you put the round end into a bottle to pour the contents out from the "tapered" side? 🤔 For example Olive Oil.
33:55 It sounds like "I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You", perhaps the Johnny Tillotson version.
So close. Well done!
My mum used one of those big pots to make casserole/stew in the oven. Hers had a lid, but otherwise identical.
Ah cool!
Such fun you are very lucky to live in such a historical part of the world. Happy Easter!
Rolling Stones, my guess for album! Cheers from Pennsylvania, USA. Love your channel!
Great guess! Cheers Larisa 👍🏻🐾🧡
Happy Easter and you have come across an amazing find indeed 😮😀
Love the teapot and bird upcycle. Great job. Really enjoy watching you and all the history you include.
Cheers Terry! 👍🏻🐾🧡
My Uncle was a Vicar on the Isle of Dogs back in the early eighties. I remember having a few pints at the Waterman's. At the time it was still a working class neighborhood. Much has changed
I bet!! The pub even changed name and went back to Watermans
Happy Easter Si . I love watching the videos. I love all the old stuff you can reuse. Its something i woukd of liked to do years ago.i
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
mate tip for old records to clean them perfect pvc wood glue, leave to dry peel off. brand new
I’ll definitely try that!
I got records,some from the 70s that are damaged. Am going to try your suggestion. Thank you.