I guess im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow lost the login password. I love any help you can give me!
Very attractive art! Very creative! It makes me feel good. You took trash, refuse, and made beauty! In the middle of nowhere! A senseless act of beauty! Thank you for sharing.
A very satisfying hobby. When I was a child my father had a vegetable allotment in what had once been a walled Victorian kitchen garden. I helped him a lot and often dug up old clay pipes but all of them were broken. They still fired my imagination as to the men who had used them. I think they were cheap to buy at the time and were considered disposal. There is a town somewhere in the the Republic of Ireland with a small shop which still makes and sells them mostly to tourists.
Pretty much every video you find amazing pipes. You are the Pipe Queen! Always with great detail or color, usually in great shape. You will need a separate room for them all.
I look forward to it. You always find weird and cool things. I live on the Atlantic shore of Maine and find a lot of relics of our own past...but its definitely not the Thames. One day, i should like to make the trip and get a permit for a day. Who knows. :-D Thanks for the great vids. Happy hunting.
Yes, :) It is a pipe day. The first one was so beautiful. And the end of your video was pretty awesome. You have a very good eye for detail young lady. Thank you for another great video.
That's a bit ironic, you can find things hundreds of years old buried in mud and cannot find the key to your cabinet. I'm sure it will turn up and I will look forward to that video, thanks again.
You are so lucky to live where you can find so many historical things with the naked eye. Really love those pipes and the history they tell. That bullet you found is from the 1860's or so, we find them all the time in the states from the American Civil War. Thanks for putting out some very neat videos, always enjoy watching and seeing what you pull out next, just like metal detecting without the cost...
I’ll bet that is a good feeling, finding a complete pipe! I know I’ve said it before... but I’ll say it again... I enjoy hearing you speak. Here in California when people speak it’s just bla bla bla. But when you say something, however simple it may be... it sounds beautiful to my ears. I’m a sucker for an English accent, but yours is even better than the usual. Ok... enough gushing from me. 🤷🏻♂️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍
Thank you for a fairly regular supply of pretty compelling viewing...I love the quirky stuff you salvage and the works you so often create with it... Dave White
Always an enjoyable watch! Thanks so much and I really envy the the way make stuff appear from junk! I will share the message in the video, its one we all need to help solve.
Nicola your teaching is making a mark, when you pulled the J. Kemp pipe, even through the mud I had a picture of the design in my mind, and would have bet under the mud would be stalks of thistles and related to Scotland. After the clean up reveal I saw how close those thoughts were thanks to you helping me to develop an eye, thank you!
Fantastic video! The geocache was a fun find! They are quite fun to go searching for. It's an adventure for certain. I love that you do your plastic art. It would be fun to get a large bunch of like minded artist/ everyday people, to do a clean up day/ art session. Everyone gets a big black bag to fill. Making an art piece to photograph, then pack it all out . I can see photos being put together to make a calendar to sell. All proceeds going to beach clean up and restoration. Art book perhaps down the line. Coffee table type book explaining the groups mission, how it got started, why it's important to recycle the plastic... I will find you some info on the bullet you found. It's a musket ball.
nicola white mudlark - Tideline Art , in all of your spare time, that should be easy to do ! 😉 Wish I could help! I live near a good size river, each year a group of 50 or so volunteers float down the river and pick up junk. Cans, bottles, plastic, metal. The items are mostly discarded by people using the river. Most bottles and cans you can exchange for 10 cents here. People still dump them. The group has a cook out at the ending point, the collect donated prizes and do drawings. Which helps get volunteers. The biggest point is they pull out so much waste! Flip flops and shoes are counted, other clothing items. Any cans and bottles are returned that can be. The $ goes for the next clean up. The idea just popped into my head that it would be great to do there. Adding in art would be fun!
We all need to be so much more aware of how and where we discard our used plastic, as fabulous as your Cormorant is, it really highlights how much waste ends up in our seas, oceans and waterways. Hope your message hits home, we all have a duty to protect and conserve our magnificent planet. Great work Nicola!
Love the way you commented on the geobox you found. My friend is an enthusiast. Well done for collecting plastic away from the beach. Loving your videos..Thanks Nikola!
I recycle as well. I include my family. We have recycling bins here in our town. You have quite an ability on your pictures. Who would have guessed you could make configuration of a cormorant? An artist's 👁️. I love your pipe display for the pipes you find for comparison. I’m in a warm home but I commend you battling the cold. When I do go out I also brave the weather conditions in an appropriate place. A warm hat, gloves, etc. Good show. God Bless.
HI Nicola. Yet another great haul of treasure! I think the bukket is a .577 from an 1853 Pattern Enfield Rifle as issued to British Army. Interesting when you find pipes which were smoked & chucked out before Australia was colonised! Geoff
You are a true artist. Fantastic! So pleased that lot of plastic will go to recycling. Dreadful to see so much is there. Also, your research work was very interesting Nicola. Thank you💦🌴🍄🦚🦜🐬🐟🐠🌿🌵🌝💐🌹🥀🦋🦄🦆🦇🐝
Been watching for some time. and have enjoyed every trip. d every trip. it,s like being right with you. what great fun wish i was there. Always watching Donald G
I'm so happy to see you collect some plastic from the beach! 😊 ❤ We have a campagne here in Norway,telling people to collect at least 3 items of plastic when you're at the coast line,and resycle it. 😊 We can all do an effort to save the planet. So 3 items of plastic,is not a lot,but much more than not collecting any thing. 😊 ❤ Love your videoes by the way. 😊
Very nice discoveries. Love the half pipe, T. Stubbs. J. Kemp pipe very nice. Bullet looks like 17-1800’s. In the U.S. that would be considered from War of 1812. Very nice find (treasure, Geo Cash). Thanks for sharing. See you again soon.
Hi Nicola we often hear of plastic pollution and with the help of people like you word will spread of what must be a horror story for the wildlife.We tend to be thoughtful enough to take our own rubbish away when we go but we must learn from your example to take any plastics away irrespective of how it came to be there.Love your casual style and the way you don’t claim to know it all nor talk down to us.I want you to know you both educate and entertain many of us and what you do is much appreciated.👍🏻
I commend you for taking trash and making art of a sort out of it. I am glad that you try to do your best to clean up the environment. Every little bit removed from the water or land is an improvement. Mother Earth thanks you as I do as well. When I lived in Louisiana we were part of a beach cleaning group led by the US Dept of Interior, Minerals Management Service. We did two beach cleanups each year. We had to annotate the number of items that we found and noted if anything had foreign writing on them. We had glass and plastic bottles from as far as Israel and much was marked China, which was not surprising. We also found light bulbs and 3 and 4-foot fluorescent bulbs. Most of the light bulbs were from offshore oil platforms. Over a weekend we often filled several 30-yard roll-off containers. The folks in charge would give us a report summary detailing the overall weight of what was recovered, usually, it would amount to 20 to 30 tons and sometimes more. We also would report all dead sea turtles as the Dept of the Interior tracks sea turtles. We also found dead sharks and one time we were jumping over a 15-foot long tree trunk but it turned out to be a very large and dead shark. It did make us quite happy to do something to clean up the beach but the thought of all the other shoreline that was not being cleaned just makes you wonder what else is out there? I do hope that you will continue making great videos and showing everyone what you are saving for the future. Please also include a tidbit about all the trash that you remove. Please continue to make the world a cleaner place! Congrats on all the finds and for showing everyone the GEO-Cash. ;-)
You never cease to amaze me with your artistic eye. My favorite part of your video is knowing that you pick up plastic. Im taking my 3 girls out soon to help clean up our town.
nicola white mudlark - Tideline Art Youre welcome, would love to go for a coffee and a chat over lunch someday if you ever find yourself in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA. U.S.A. and interested being in good company of a born and raised local for a guided SF Bay larking adventure!💪😘👍
Sorry I just found your videos! I have been binging time team and that’s how I found you. You are very artistic. Keep up what you enjoy doing. Again I’m sorry it took so long to find your site The history follow ups are greatly important. Thank you
Awesome finds and awesome cormorant, makes me angry to see all that plastic washed up on the Shoreline . Wake up people . Always love your videos Nicola .👍
Awwww Nicola what a wonderful Gal, not only moving all that terrible plastic you made a beautiful Cormorant, lots of great info. again I am totally hooked mate x :)
Your bullet is likely from a .577 Snider round. They had a paper cartridge with a brass base. I believe the Snider was the service rifle of Great Britain from around 1866 through the mid 1870s. Great finds!
Hello again Nicola an interesting video again and I always enjoy them whenever they pop up and I look forward to them, That is a great find of early pipes and they speak a lot about early smoking in England over a period of time the smallest one being at a time when tobacco was very expensive so only very small bowls were used as time went by and tobacco became more common and cheaper the bowls grew in size, That intact one was a lucky find indeed and I'd say it's my favourite so far, I see you got your answer about the bullet so i won't bore you and tell you again lol!, Take care happy Mudlarking and hopefully I'll comment again soon.
I love watching you find those old pipes! I think those are my favorite videos you make, although I do love your message in a bottle videos! Thanks for sharing these amazing discoveries!
These videos are actually very relaxing. Nothing like a morning cup of coffee and a good mudlarking video.
Chug Lyfe I so agree
Chug Lyfe totally agree. 💧🦆💦🥀💧🐝💦🦋💧🦚💦🌵💧🌴🍄💐
I love the sounds in the background. Especially the water lapping when the tide comes in :S
I guess im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow lost the login password. I love any help you can give me!
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1866 Snider-Enfield Bullet. .577 caliber and used until 1874 when it was replaced by the Martini-Henry.
Greetings from a Lambeth girl living in Florida USA I love watching your videos it makes me happy
Very attractive art! Very creative! It makes me feel good. You took trash, refuse, and made beauty! In the middle of nowhere! A senseless act of beauty! Thank you for sharing.
thanks Ross. My pleasure.
A very satisfying hobby. When I was a child my father had a vegetable allotment in what had once been a walled Victorian kitchen garden. I helped him a lot and often dug up old clay pipes but all of them were broken. They still fired my imagination as to the men who had used them. I think they were cheap to buy at the time and were considered disposal. There is a town somewhere in the the Republic of Ireland with a small shop which still makes and sells them mostly to tourists.
Great video again, and the plastic bird last in video was great🌷👌 cheers
Denmark
Thanks Thomas
Beautiful, Ms. White, you deserve to be knighted for your conscientiousness and I thank you for making my morning a delight.
Amazing art out of rubbish your very talented.and a lovely person to thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Pretty much every video you find amazing pipes. You are the Pipe Queen! Always with great detail or color, usually in great shape. You will need a separate room for them all.
Thanks Adam. I just found the best pipe I ever found yesterday. It will be on my next video
I look forward to it. You always find weird and cool things. I live on the Atlantic shore of Maine and find a lot of relics of our own past...but its definitely not the Thames. One day, i should like to make the trip and get a permit for a day. Who knows. :-D Thanks for the great vids. Happy hunting.
I so look forward to your discoveries, and your lovely narration. More please.
Thanks William
Thanks, Nicola. I enjoy your videos and your creativity and I appreciate your concern about plastics, a worldwide problem.
stop buyig it then ffs
Yes, :) It is a pipe day. The first one was so beautiful. And the end of your video was pretty awesome. You have a very good eye for detail young lady. Thank you for another great video.
Thanks Vernon
You're welcome ma'am.
Beautiful artwork Nicola.. Well done !
Thanks Lorraine
brilliant well done and I love your framed and cased pipe collection in your house! Thank you
Thanks Neville. I plan to do a little video on all the pipes soon. I'm trying to find the key to that cabinet! i have misplaced it :)
That's a bit ironic, you can find things hundreds of years old buried in mud and cannot find the key to your cabinet. I'm sure it will turn up and I will look forward to that video, thanks again.
That Cormorant was AMAZING.
Absolutely AMAZING!
You are so lucky to live where you can find so many historical things with the naked eye. Really love those pipes and the history they tell. That bullet you found is from the 1860's or so, we find them all the time in the states from the American Civil War. Thanks for putting out some very neat videos, always enjoy watching and seeing what you pull out next, just like metal detecting without the cost...
minié balls
Another great video Nicola. Loved that beautiful little pony running with its Mom. Always enjoy any wildlife. Thx so much 😄😃
yes! wasn't he cute?!
So enjoyed this vid. Very unique artwork. Especially enjoy finding out about the history of the pieces you rescue from the mud. Betty from Canada
Thank you Betty!
Your quite a girl! Thanks for helping to save the wildlife. Love your beach art & relic finds.
thank you
Wow! That's really quite extraordinary! Thank you for sharing your sculpture with us!
thanks Justin!
I’ll bet that is a good feeling, finding a complete pipe! I know I’ve said it before... but I’ll say it again... I enjoy hearing you speak. Here in California when people speak it’s just bla bla bla. But when you say something, however simple it may be... it sounds beautiful to my ears. I’m a sucker for an English accent, but yours is even better than the usual. Ok... enough gushing from me. 🤷🏻♂️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍
Thank you for a fairly regular supply of pretty compelling viewing...I love the quirky stuff you salvage and the works you so often create with it...
Dave White
thank you Dave! I have a great time making the videos and the art
I'm always amazed at what transforms out of your beautiful mind! Takes my breath away! More please!!
Thank you Cyn!
Always an enjoyable watch! Thanks so much and I really envy the the way make stuff appear from junk! I will share the message in the video, its one we all need to help solve.
Thanks Clive
wow! your plastic cormorant is amazing! Thank you for your art and your eco-friendly message. Both equally important!
my pleasure. thank you
It's been a good start to the week and this video makes it even better
Im very pleased about that Ron!
Love the mudlarking,love your creativity.
I love to watch you find stuff especially old pipes
Nicola your teaching is making a mark, when you pulled the J. Kemp pipe, even through the mud I had a picture of the design in my mind, and would have bet under the mud would be stalks of thistles and related to Scotland. After the clean up reveal I saw how close those thoughts were thanks to you helping me to develop an eye, thank you!
Hi Scott. Glad you're getting your eye in! that pipe is lovely as it has such a beautiful stem too.
Fantastic video! The geocache was a fun find! They are quite fun to go searching for. It's an adventure for certain.
I love that you do your plastic art. It would be fun to get a large bunch of like minded artist/ everyday people, to do a clean up day/ art session. Everyone gets a big black bag to fill. Making an art piece to photograph, then pack it all out . I can see photos being put together to make a calendar to sell. All proceeds going to beach clean up and restoration. Art book perhaps down the line. Coffee table type book explaining the groups mission, how it got started, why it's important to recycle the plastic... I will find you some info on the bullet you found. It's a musket ball.
Thanks Terese. That's such a great idea and suggestion.
nicola white mudlark - Tideline Art , in all of your spare time, that should be easy to do ! 😉
Wish I could help! I live near a good size river, each year a group of 50 or so volunteers float down the river and pick up junk. Cans, bottles, plastic, metal. The items are mostly discarded by people using the river. Most bottles and cans you can exchange for 10 cents here. People still dump them. The group has a cook out at the ending point, the collect donated prizes and do drawings. Which helps get volunteers. The biggest point is they pull out so much waste! Flip flops and shoes are counted, other clothing items. Any cans and bottles are returned that can be. The $ goes for the next clean up.
The idea just popped into my head that it would be great to do there. Adding in art would be fun!
That's so much fun. Wonderful finds, great video
Nice bird in the sand and the pipe history nice finds keeping the dream alive thanks
Hi i love the Cormorent picture and the mudlarking.
Thanks Richard
We all need to be so much more aware of how and where we discard our used plastic, as fabulous as your Cormorant is, it really highlights how much waste ends up in our seas, oceans and waterways. Hope your message hits home, we all have a duty to protect and conserve our magnificent planet. Great work Nicola!
Love the way you commented on the geobox you found. My friend is an enthusiast. Well done for collecting plastic away from the beach. Loving your videos..Thanks Nikola!
Love the creativity & the helping bit re cleaning up plastic.
Does NOT sound sad!! Thrilling!!
Brilliant as usual. Thank you so much for your videos Nicola. Make my week! Love the bird x
Thanks Claire!
I recycle as well. I include my family. We have recycling bins here in our town. You have quite an ability on your pictures. Who would have guessed you could make configuration of a cormorant? An artist's 👁️. I love your pipe display for the pipes you find for comparison. I’m in a warm home but I commend you battling the cold. When I do go out I also brave the weather conditions in an appropriate place. A warm hat, gloves, etc. Good show.
God Bless.
Your bullet appears to be a fifty calibre civil war type bullet! Love the videos you make as usual creative and entertaining!
Excellent as always !
Thank you!
Nice Cormorant. Your bird and fish sculptures are lovely to behold. Plastic has become a scourge.
HI Nicola. Yet another great haul of treasure! I think the bukket is a .577 from an 1853 Pattern Enfield Rifle as issued to British Army. Interesting when you find pipes which were smoked & chucked out before Australia was colonised! Geoff
Thank you. yes,that really does put it all into perspective doesn't it!
Well done again Nicola. Love your art. You minds eye is fabulous
Oh a Geocache with swag. Awesome. They are literally all over the place. I have almost 600 finds myself. Thanks for sharing.
it's my first, but now my curiosity is piqued. It really seems like such fun!
You are a true artist. Fantastic! So pleased that lot of plastic will go to recycling. Dreadful to see so much is there. Also, your research work was very interesting Nicola. Thank you💦🌴🍄🦚🦜🐬🐟🐠🌿🌵🌝💐🌹🥀🦋🦄🦆🦇🐝
Thanks for another adventure :) (And picking up all that wretched plastic).
my pleasure Lynda!
Been watching for some time. and have enjoyed every trip. d every trip. it,s like being right with you. what great fun wish i was there. Always watching Donald G
Thanks Donald!
I'm so happy to see you collect some plastic from the beach! 😊 ❤ We have a campagne here in Norway,telling people to collect at least 3 items of plastic when you're at the coast line,and resycle it. 😊 We can all do an effort to save the planet. So 3 items of plastic,is not a lot,but much more than not collecting any thing. 😊 ❤ Love your videoes by the way. 😊
Very nice discoveries. Love the half pipe, T. Stubbs. J. Kemp pipe very nice. Bullet looks like 17-1800’s. In the U.S. that would be considered from War of 1812. Very nice find (treasure, Geo Cash). Thanks for sharing. See you again soon.
Yes,that was a great pipe day for sure! thanks Jay
lovely finds today thank you for a lovely walk through history! :)
Thanks Cammie!
Hi Nicola we often hear of plastic pollution and with the help of people like you word will spread of what must be a horror story for the wildlife.We tend to be thoughtful enough to take our own rubbish away when we go but we must learn from your example to take any plastics away irrespective of how it came to be there.Love your casual style and the way you don’t claim to know it all nor talk down to us.I want you to know you both educate and entertain many of us and what you do is much appreciated.👍🏻
Love your educational videos.. thank you for bringing attention to the monumental plastic recycling issue!
thank you. my pleasure!
its a nice surprise to have on a sunday morning...mudlarking...one of my favorites...thank you ...from America
thank you for picking up some of the plastic! your art was amazing! you are such a wonderful person!
Your art is so cool. I enjoy your color arrangements very much.
Thanks for another adventure.
Such amazing hands digging for amazing treasures. You're so awesome
Thx for sharing your videos, surely enjoy.👍🤓
Another great video. Thanks!
I commend you for taking trash and making art of a sort out of it. I am glad that you try to do your best to clean up the environment. Every little bit removed from the water or land is an improvement. Mother Earth thanks you as I do as well. When I lived in Louisiana we were part of a beach cleaning group led by the US Dept of Interior, Minerals Management Service. We did two beach cleanups each year. We had to annotate the number of items that we found and noted if anything had foreign writing on them. We had glass and plastic bottles from as far as Israel and much was marked China, which was not surprising. We also found light bulbs and 3 and 4-foot fluorescent bulbs. Most of the light bulbs were from offshore oil platforms. Over a weekend we often filled several 30-yard roll-off containers. The folks in charge would give us a report summary detailing the overall weight of what was recovered, usually, it would amount to 20 to 30 tons and sometimes more. We also would report all dead sea turtles as the Dept of the Interior tracks sea turtles. We also found dead sharks and one time we were jumping over a 15-foot long tree trunk but it turned out to be a very large and dead shark. It did make us quite happy to do something to clean up the beach but the thought of all the other shoreline that was not being cleaned just makes you wonder what else is out there? I do hope that you will continue making great videos and showing everyone what you are saving for the future. Please also include a tidbit about all the trash that you remove. Please continue to make the world a cleaner place! Congrats on all the finds and for showing everyone the GEO-Cash. ;-)
You never cease to amaze me with your artistic eye. My favorite part of your video is knowing that you pick up plastic. Im taking my 3 girls out soon to help clean up our town.
The Auqachigger would know about the age type and when it hit the water lol....we missed you and Bill both thank you for sharing.awesome ....
As lovely as it is sad, you moved me. Thanks!
Nice video! Well done on the pipes, thanks for the historical researching.
my pleasure. Thank you for watching
Love the old pipes, and your Art work with the plastics you found! Gr8 eYe, and keep it uP! Cheers
Thank you
great video again some lovely pipes bullet looks like a two ringer pre victorian to ww2
Thank you
Nicola, eres encantadora.
Ahhhh! Yet more satisfying pipe extractions!! Plus- you should be friends w/ Aquachigger!
Thank you. I do subscribe to him
Thank you, your artwork is very beautiful.
Your videos are delightfully relaxing, thank you.
Thank you for sharing your video with us. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 Realy good looking pipes. WOW
I forgot to add Your Artwork!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thank you!
Fantastic! Everything, the pipes the birds the horses, geo cache the art and you:)
Thank you :)
I must say...I enjoy your videos, and you my dear....are absolutely gorgeous! Subscribed
Thank you
nicola white mudlark - Tideline Art Youre welcome, would love to go for a coffee and a chat over lunch someday if you ever find yourself in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA. U.S.A. and interested being in good company of a born and raised local for a guided SF Bay larking adventure!💪😘👍
Looks like a 59 cal mini ball. Hold your breath! Lol
Think Ricky dropped it?
No, I Think Beau dropped it when he was mudlarking in London last year!
Watch out for the water moccasin lol
I understood this reference! ;)
That would be "minie" ball developed by Claude Minie and came to prominence during the Crimean war and American Civil war.
I love the fact thst you find so many pipes Nicola and then the histories that you attach to them. A for effort! Michael
Sorry I just found your videos! I have been binging time team and that’s how I found you. You are very artistic. Keep up what you enjoy doing. Again I’m sorry it took so long to find your site The history follow ups are greatly important. Thank you
Thank you John
Hey Nicola, the best I could find on the axe and pick pipe was a coal miners emblem. Good finds! Thanks for the share. :)
Thank you. Yes, it could be that. seems strange as there was no coal mining near where I found it
I play geocaching! So exciting that you randomly found a cache. It is a great way of exploring places.
i know! it was a lovely surprise :)
Re Mi I thought it was someones lunch they'd left behind!
Love your videos. Lots of lovely finds with great history, and the wonderful addition of some marvelous arteork
Thank you!
Love your videos, your art and seeing all the interesting things you find . Thank you
,Thanks again, love your videos!
Thanks!
Nice! Lovely bird art!
Just started watching your channel and find it very interesting especially the pipes
Thanks Adrian
Awesome finds and awesome cormorant, makes me angry to see all that plastic washed up on the Shoreline . Wake up people . Always love your videos Nicola .👍
Thanks Peter.
Awwww Nicola what a wonderful Gal, not only moving all that terrible plastic you made a beautiful Cormorant, lots of great info. again I am totally hooked mate x :)
Love the video and the art and went aah when the foal came into view.
yes isn't the foal adorable!
Your bullet is likely from a .577 Snider round. They had a paper cartridge with a brass base. I believe the Snider was the service rifle of Great Britain from around 1866 through the mid 1870s. Great finds!
How exciting that you found a geocache! I have found over 1000 caches and love to find ones with "treasures"!
wow. you are the geocache Queen! I haven't been on the website yet. I will do this evening.
Be careful...it is very addictive!
Thanks Nicola ! awesome as always!
Nice video,I can't believe how many of them pipes you always find must be great living down there and finding all your treasures scott
Very cool!!! I love the old pipes, those are awesome❤
Hello again Nicola an interesting video again and I always enjoy them whenever they pop up and I look forward to them, That is a great find of early pipes and they speak a lot about early smoking in England over a period of time the smallest one being at a time when tobacco was very expensive so only very small bowls were used as time went by and tobacco became more common and cheaper the bowls grew in size, That intact one was a lucky find indeed and I'd say it's my favourite so far, I see you got your answer about the bullet so i won't bore you and tell you again lol!, Take care happy Mudlarking and hopefully I'll comment again soon.
Thanks Lance!
Fascinating stuff Nicola, well done.
Stumbled upon your videos and I love them! I love finding odds and ends on the beach!
Thank you Cynthia. Yes, wonderful isn't it. I used to beachcomb in Cornwall where I grew up. You never know what will wash up!
Just love your art.
Thanks you for another awesome video! I love going on adventures with you, please keep them coming!
Will do! thank you Benji
I love watching you find those old pipes! I think those are my favorite videos you make, although I do love your message in a bottle videos! Thanks for sharing these amazing discoveries!
Love the cormorant! Nice video as always :)
Thanks Alison
What a beautiful bird well done
You have such a good eye for your finds! Not sure which eye though!