Finding a 500 Year Old Silver Coin and a Mudlark called Anthony - Mudlarking on the River Thames

[@SarahCairncross]

I love listening to your stories, bloody funny too!

[@FindsByPirjo]

Thank you for the lovely told stories! Made my morning coffee even better. Good luck finding interesting mudlarkers again. Have a happy day!

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thank you

[@SongOfSongsOneTwelve]

2:37 I love that!!

[@rickross2709]

This is just what I needed yesterday morning, thank you for your tales and finds.

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thanks so much

[@Victoriakennedy1972]

😂 love the stories ❤ So great!

[@suebt8794]

Very funny x love our story time 😂

[@carrie_on_larkin]

😂😂😂😂 omg i loved this video ken!!! You are hilarious. 😂😂

[@willbejamming1532]

Very revealing. More, please.

[@Nathan-lj4ds]

You have a very chilled tone to your voice and your little quips are very interesting keep up the good work

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thanks so much

[@merahertel6256]

😂 Hee hee! You have good stories.

[@RunningGrass-we7tm]

Hahahahaha 😂🤣😅😂😆.... i feel same way watching her videos....😅.. recognize the others, which shows i spend too much time watching, instead of doing.. if u find some flint, and inside some pine bark shavings, u can practice twirling down that dried out stick and can make a spark causing a thames lil fire, and cook a little lunch.😂

[@SongOfSongsOneTwelve]

3:13 Gemologists use this technique to determine if an item is a natural stone, such as turquoise, or ivory. You can feel the difference on your tooth between plastic and gemstone, glass or ivory.

[@shirleyporter9025]

Hahaha! Oh dear!

[@franklotion8]

😂😂😂brah...nice

[@sallywatton2580]

Ha ha great stories . Shame about the twig 😂

[@stevewood8891]

you better start growing a beard and that goes for all you english men over there...