THE BOTTLE BONANZA, Part 3. The desolate bottle-dump, mudlarking adventure
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- The final part of a 5 hour mudlarking adventure, and a subsequent roundup.
The 1st part: • THE BOTTLE BONANZA, P...
The 2nd part: • THE BOTTLE BONANZA, Pa...
Flood waters cut into the massive old dump, carrying many bottles down river and dropping them on a beach.
I had so many finds on this 5 hour outing, that I couldn't fit them all into one video without it becoming an unwatchable mess. So it's been spread over 3 videos, I hope each one will be enjoyable.
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My eyes scan the ground when you walk and sometimes I yell at you saying "wait! Wait! No! Go back! you missed that little amber bottle!" Lolol there's so much to look at!
Yes, and usually far too much for me to take. 😕
It cracks me up, here in California, we would kill for some of the bottle that get passed over. Love watching your channel.
I really like watching you Tom. Your video's are quite interesting, the things you find are cool and your voice is so calming. 😀🐈🍀
Thank you, I'm glad you like a good range of things from my videos.🙂
Hard to believe that I've been watching your videos for 3yrs. It's been long enough that this one feels new again. You've been great comfort to me; the pandemic, Charlie being diagnosed with cancer, and after being vaccinated and boosted twice, it's my turn at Covid19. Homebound; and remembering who I am, centering again. Nothing better than Tom Burleigh stream walking to get me through these times.
Sorry to hear you've been through so much, and I hope you recover well from Covid. I'm glad my videos have been able to help you through. 🙂
I can watch you go through that dump all day
Thanks Marvin, a live stream of it one day would be a challenge. Beyond my current technology, but a possible future thing.
It's fascinating what people threw away in the past! You must be very strong to haul that lot back home with you ! Thanks x
Not especially strong, it was slow going with 3 bags back to the car, and I took lots of little rests.
We love squashed horse!
Thanks, still my favorite find 🙂
Wow 😳 amazing amount of treasures!! My personal favorites are the toys and figurines!! So fun!
They're my favourites too. 🙂
I enjoyed this 3 part series. OMG the finds are wonderful. I dont know how you could of left any of them behind. Looking forward to more of your videos.👍
The bottles are gorgeous
Thanks!
We all have a little dark streak in our souls. I love your videos and the introductory music always sets the mood for a great view. Keep them coming.
Hi Tom ! Very enjoyable! I am a bottle collector and saw you pass up some quite valuable ones. To many to count . I had never seen a glass battery before ! Amazing and awesome . I do keep my spots a secret. Very smart to do actually . Until we talk again, take care and be safe .
Thanks Mike. I'm very much a beginner at picking up bottles, so I don't know yet what's valuable. If you have any suggestions of which ones are, (or where I can find some decent reference material), that would be very helpful. I like to learn, and I've been back 2 more times since this video series and picked up a lot more bottles. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, take care.
That many bottles when cleaned up, have a beauty all their own.
You take it easy Tom be safe we love your video's here in America! 🐱😍🐺
Thanks 🙂
I love the squashed horse
Thanks, I think it's one of my favorite finds still, half a year later. 🙂
It must be so tempting to keep filling your bag with bottles and things but then to have to carry it a home! Great videos!
Yes, I visited the site yesterday; and carried so much back to the car that I was sweating like it was summer, and there was still frost on the ground. 😕
the brass ended cardboard thingy looks like a bobbin that goes in a shuttle, we used to live near british mohair spinners in Ingrow and used to find them in the beck :)
Oh, thank you! I was told it could be electrical cable insulation which a long time ago, even before lead shielding, was made of paper soaked in some absolutely nasty chemicals. The brass end seemed an unlikely thing to me on such a thing, but it certainly looks like a bobbin end. Thanks!
Beautiful bottles. I like your macabre horse too.
Thanks Penny 🙂
I really enjoyed reading your book!!!! It brings squashed horse into perspective. Maybe he deserves to be in a book!
Aw, thank you. 🙂 It feels so long since I've felt like a writer; even though I'm writing again in lock-down. I'm glad you liked it. And yes; squashed horse might one day make it into a book. I'm not sure how; but he's amazing and I wouldn't put it past him to become the most famous squashed horse ever.
Tom Burleigh almost a weird and wonderful story in claymation comes to mind. How would squashed horse move? What is it’s personality now that it is squashed? Congratulations on writing again! I look forward to when I may read it!
You need a partner to go with you and help with everything....filming .....carrying things remembering to bring a trowel and extra bags a torch extra batteries for filming We all look forward to you and your videos so whatever you do please have fun and be safe👍🏻💕
I do enjoy going out on my own though, and a key component of my criteria for making videos is that I don't appear much in them; hands and feet are OK but I'd prefer to never be recognised in the streets... I find it so awkward when someone tells me to my face how much they like something I've done. I'm certainly going to need a partner though for my other planned channels... I can barely keep up with the comments and messages from one channel, three would certainly be too much.
I love the music and those ambient guitar sounds, i must say.
I enjoyed it very much, & I loved the old bottles. I'm not crazy about the milk glass, but I have seen beautiful dishes, & platters made of milk glass. I Love the different colors, shapes, & sizes, & have collections of old bottles, snuff brown bottles, cola bottles, & glass insulators. enjoyed as always.
Thanks, I'm not crazy about the milk glass either, I primarily like the coloured poison bottles, but anything that looks good with light shining though it is something I'll take. Glad you enjoyed the video🙂
Your squashed horse reminds me very much of the prehistoric horses that are coming out of the melting permafrost of northern Russia and Canada. Thanks for the entertaining journey.
It's all a lark! Mud or otherwise🌚🛍⚱⚙🧪🔦☎🏭🥄🍄. 😝 Thanks for sharing.
I love that you look for scrap metal
I think you could take any and all of your subscribers with you to help clean this beautiful area of the lead, and maybe the iron and plastic too. I truly hope you go back again. There is so much there to inspire art, inspire clean up and items that just intrigue the curious. Thank you for taking us with you again. Lovely finds.
Thanks Julie. That would be an interesting experiment in crowdsourcing. Not sure I have many subscribers who are local enough yet though, I only know of 3. Maybe one day.
the paper tube is a tube they use to wind string on in a manufacturing plant. Great video. I myself am an artist so I look forward to seeing your unique art. thanks
Thanks Sue, that's good to know about the tube🙂 And I'm glad you like my craft and artistic endeavours too.
And your readings.
Thank you for your time in making these lovely videos. Your voice is soothing to listen to. Amazing and overwhelming to see so many finds upon finds.
Thank you simhi, I'm glad you enjoy them.
Another terrific adventure!! Yearly, I go to a beach on the Gulf of Mexico, and my Dad brings back about 4 five gallon buckets of shells for my outside shell garden. I love the thrill of the hunt, and seeing all the wonderful things you find that have a history-I can relate to your enthusiasm. I also love that you remove items that are trash/dangerous-it shows you have respect for the environment. Thanks again, and I look forward to watching more from you!
Beth Downs, you need to see the movie, “A Little Chaos.” It’s about a woman hired to build a special garden space for Louis XIV at Versailles. She incorporated the shells she collected into the project. I think you’d love it! It’s on Netflix right now.
Thanks Beth. Yearly Gulf of Mexico trips sound amazing. I'm glad you have hunting adventures, and that you enjoy watching mine.
I could take a trip with you to the bottle dump every day! What fun! I’d love to go with you on a live video. I find myself talking to you and so wish you could hear me. I agree with another poster, you must go back for the Asian bowl, what a beauty. My favorite find is the small stoneware bottle, ink or cream? If you find more like that, please put them in your shop for sale. I’ll be your first customer. I really appreciate your videos, your commentary is entertaining and helps the viewer to feel a part of the hunt. Looking forward to your next trip!
Thanks Lynn... I daren't try for the Asian bowl though, it's embedded in an overhang, and it's very precarious. That overhang will fall, probably soon when the soil dries out a bit more. I don't fancy pulling out the bowl and finding out that that was enough to cause the collapse of a few tons of dump on top of me. I think the stoneware bottle was probably for cream. I do go mudlarking with friends; there's currently a waiting list of people wanting to go. :)
@@tomburleigh9261 No surprise about the waiting list to join you on a lark!!
Beautiful video I enjoy watching don't stop
Thanks you 🙂 I don't plan on stopping for quite a while.
Next time you go mudlarking/beachcombing you should put a couple more plastic bags in your original bag that way you can get the things you want. A good back pack would be nice too.
I always take 2 of the plastic bags with me when I go here, I did try taking three one time and it took me an hour to stagger with them all back to the car. I am tempted to try using my nice 80 litre back-back too... but it was expensive and everything I take mudlarking gets trashed fairly quickly.
Vulcanized bottle stoppers amazing. Love them. Good luck.
Love from the old lady in Texas may God bless you always😊
I find that some modern lids fit the old screw top jars. Maybe you would like them more if they were for storage? Thanks for the fantastic tour.
I don't know if I'd have the confidence in how clean I could get the jars to trust things in them. I don't mind the idea of storing some finds and non-perishable things in them; and have a few jars that I've found devoted to that purpose... but I have all I can use at the moment. Glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
I love you voice , I could listen to you for hours .pretty land .thank you for sharing your hobby. Be safe , careful 😇🙏👍
Just a shout out to how much I enjoy your videos.
Thank you. 🙂
I know why u go out there looking, adventure around the bend something new mostly vintage some most strange, others ? But always awesome,artist ,stories, adventure,fun to walk along. P.S most interesting bottle collection!
Thank you, yes... it's mostly the looking around the corner that appeals to me, more than the things I find. 🙂
You have such a nice voice, and I love that you carry out the plastic you come across. Consider me a subscriber.
Thankyou!
Just revisiting a few of your old videos ; ) 2019 ; how time flies.
You should feel chuffed with that blue poison bottle. Great find. Number one on my mudlarking bucket list! :)
Thank you, I hope you find one (or more) one day. 🙂
The paper tube with brass bottom could be a spindle that once held thread produced in a mill. That is just my thought which could very well be wrong but resembles ones I have seen. Enjoyed the outing.
Thank you, I think I've seen similar too, just much much bigger. You may well be right, there were a lot of mills around here. 🙂
VERY GOOD FINDS - WELL DONE - THANK YOU INDEED !
Thank you, I'm glad you get some enjoyment out of what I found 🙂
What wonderful finds!! The glass door knob (amazing), love all the little toys, and the military cap badge was a fabulous find! The bottles are very interesting, the wee ones are so cool. Ah, the lovely game cube (one my hearts desire, I will find one some day!), and a special shout out to "Squashed Horse" looking forward to seeing what you do with him! Such a lovely lark and visit! Can't wait until next time. Take care! xx ~Jen
Squashed Horse: the spirit animal of mudlarkers and bottle diggers 🐴
Thanks Jen. I found more game cubes, sorry, not meaning to boast. If you'd like I could send you one!? I went back to the beaches, and explored one on the other side of the river... the main glass covered beach there was mostly smashed bottles, so I tuned my eyes to look for small finds instead, and I found enough to play the game. I can't wait to see what I do with Squashed Horse either... I haven't found a suitably deep boxframe yet, but I will. Until next time, take care. Tom
Tom, you are very sweet, but those are your treasures and now you have enough to play the game...once you figure it out (LOL) and when you do you must tell me! Now, if you go and find a hoard of them, please let me know! :) Have you figured out what you are going to do with your teapot spouts yet? I was thinking a 3-headed elephant would be wicked cool! Maybe you could put that on your list of your 900 things to do!
Oh, YES!! Thank you! 3 headed Elephant sounds like an ace possibility. It's now on the list. The very, very long list.
Сколько интересного ! Прямо - клад 😍
I hope you will 1. do many more series' like this set, and 2. never reveal your locations, as they would be destroyed. To me, it is wonderful that you retrieve the bottles despite not loving them. They would only be broken sooner or later, and in this way, you can likely find them new homes. Meanwhile, your appreciation of form and pattern as always, great. Also very happy when you retrieve both the scrappable and the dangerous (lead) metals from the river. Plastics, too. Were you saying, "cooked glass?" Never heard that term before. In Nebraska, USA, we call that, "pressed glass." Fascinating language difference? Or is it something different altogether?
Thanks Maureen. I think I will do at least a few more mini-series, probably not many... but a few. I'm not sure, but I think you may have missheard me saying cut glass... I don't have perfect diction, and some words are hard for me to pronounce well without sounding very laboured in doing so.
That is a great spot. Enjoyed the video. Take care, Sebastian
Thanks Sebastian, I'm enjoying your latest video now, some excellent finds 🙂 Take care, Tom.
Hi Tom. We thoroughly enjoy watching your mudlarking adventures. Interesting and also gentle and relaxing viewing. I think a lot of us enjoy "finding treasure"😁
Thanks Joy, I'm glad you enjoy them 🙂
Tom, the paper tube with the brass fitting is pre Victorian home insulation for electricity, I believe. It would have been coated in a fireproof substance and used to cover or "chase" wires throughout a home. It is a pre- cloth covered wire. That is what I could find out. I'm not 100 percent sure. In the US, bottles are a very valuable commodity. You can make some serious money selling the old bottles that have the applied top, and crown top. And if it is embossed, its more valuable as are the poisons. Any tiny sample bottles 1 oz or less is very collectable here. So maybe EBay or Etsy is a shop for you to try your hand at selling.
Oh, wow... thanks for the knowledge. I'll now be very careful with it, that fireproofing stuff is toxic and I shouldn't handle it. Bottles are very collectable here in the UK too... listing some of them on Etsy is something I hope to get around to eventually. Thanks Mary.
"for kitchen use... Obviously" haha!
THANK YOU !
You're welcome. 🙂
Some lovely bottles well recovered
Number 3 was a nice ending to the trio of videos. I like colored glass so many of your bottles appeal to me. Greens and reds and on and on. The problem with the US is no dump sites like the UK has and especially age. We have a few hundred years and you have a thousand years. Do I sound jealous? 😷 No I did not say it Ha Ha.Thanks Tom. Waiting on your next brilliant idea until then, take care. 🐊Florida🌴
Thanks Sanford. Only a little jealous sounding, and that's fine. You've got awesome findable history in the US, I watch quite a few Mudlarkers, bottle diggers, metal detectors, explorers, and treasure hunters from the US on youtube. Next idea is a return , at least for the moment, to releasing one video at a time... three over the Easter Weekend was a little much for me. Might not be a brilliant idea... but I have some ideas for non-mudlarking videos which I'll do at some point. One of them might be pretty good. Until next time, take care. Tom
Tom I too look.at people with metal detectors but I get bored only so many dimes and bullets you can look at. If you could let me know the name of someone you think I might like
I lucked into "Nancy" I knew it was your voice. Really enjoyed it. Talk to you in the future 🐒feel like this monkey😳
@sanford gardener My grandfather (b. 1897) used to take me to the dump in the Upper Midwest. He'd pick around, too, before dropping off his garbage - with a pistol in his hand because of the *bears*!
Great series Tom . The paper and brass item may be a fuse for an electrical circuit . If so it would have fit into a barrel type of holder and then closed in to complete the circuit. Hard to say for sure . As all ways keep the vids coming Winter is coming .
Thanks Ghost Raven, cool name by the way, I love the Corvid family of birds. I shall have to have a read up on those fuses, I do find the brass end bits quite often. I'm happy to report I've got a few videos worth of footage in hand for if the weather turns... though I hope I can get out in the Winter too. Nothing quite like mudlarking when you can't feel your fingers. 🙂
Strange how like pieces grouped together under the water. Fascinating series. I'm afraid that stretch of river would become an obsession for me. I'd return often, and spend much time thinking about it when not there, wondering what others were finding in my absence. Thanks, Tom 👍👍
Must admit, I'm planning on paying it a few more visits... and seeing if I can find any more underwater pockets of similar metals. It's a curious phenomenon and I'd like to understand it; and to find more cool finds. Thanks William.
Squashed horse is the most amazingly creepy thing I have ever seen. My most favorite thing you have found so far.
🙂 Mine too
Beautiful finds tfs xx
Thank you, I'm glad you liked them 🙂
Great video....the tip is a bit late prob 30s 40s which is why it hasnt been hammered much but even these tips can oroduce.The seam at the bottom of the bank will most likely provide oldest finds...keep up the good work
Yep, the first maps with the dump in are from 1930, and it was closed in the 60's. But there is rumour that there was another dump next to it too... older. I've found a few applied top bottles downriver so it is possible, (and there is record of a Roman legion having a crossing point roughly where that beach is too, so it's not inconcievable that there are good things to find with a metal detector).
Enjoyed the video. Look forward to seeing your return to this dump site. So many interesting things to find.
tom what can i say''' what a fantastic voice you have . you could do voice story tape for people . just like to say fantastic video . & what a fab place to do bottle hunting keep up the good work
Thanks 66CLASS, I'm working on putting an audiobook channel together, hopefully coming sometime februaryish🙂
Another eye-popping haul! I’d love a video showing all of your fabulous finds on display. I bet the assortment is incredible! Also, I can’t wait to see what you do with that Limoges bust.
Maybe a super round-up at the end of the year... though I will have passed a lot of finds along to other collectors and creators, as well as re-storing some things in idiosyncratic styles and putting them up for sale. So what's left might not be such a fabulous display.
Im catching up on your older videos as I just found you. Thank you for your treasures, narration and haul showing!. I would love a big box of bottles if you ever sell them on line! Watching your adventures from across the pond.
Another wonderful video. I certainly don't blame you for trying to keep that location secret as it looks to supply many a future lark. I really love the 'honor' you are giving Squashed Horse. Although he is not my aesthetic, I am glad he was found by someone who likes him so well. God bless.
Thanks Malinda. God bless you too.
About the rolled up paper with a brass fitting at the end, I could be wrong but each time you mentioned it my mind wander to a player piano roll. They were rolled cardboard with brass fittings on the ends and sometimes Bakelite fittings on the ends.
I would love to see some of your art, if you wish to share it! I also appreciate your respect for the environment by removing lead, copper, and plastic from the river. A few colored glass bottles makes a beautiful window display, if you so wish. Thank you for the lovely view of the sunset as you were leaving for the day! Another awesome video, thanks so much!
Thanks Cynthia. I haven't really gotten any of my river finds related craft projects to a high completed standard yet... but would it be interesting if I tagged on a brief show of some of my earlier pieces to the next round-up?
@@tomburleigh9261 Absolutely it would, I'd love to see what you have created!
Leuke video' s en prachtige natuur.
Dank je 🙂
fabulous series Tom, thank you.
Thanks Susan, glad you enjoyed it.
you have NO IDEA how much i enjoy your videos Tom!!! Thank you so much for sharing and I cant wait for the next one! Cheers from Connecticut!
I couldn't possibly know, but I'm glad you do. Thanks Kate.
Thanks Tom, I wish I could find that many bottles. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks Diane, fingers crossed you might find a great bottle dump in your area one day.
Wonderful bottle trilogy!!! I have never seen so many lovely items. I would love to sit in one spot and gently dig about. Thank you so much for sharing your treasure hunt. You are getting better and better! Would really love to see that asian bowl clean and up close, even if it is broken you do collect pieces for your art projects. Well done!
Digging on that beach is something I'd love to try, there's probably a whole load just below the surface. I'd quite like to metal detect there too... though I'd never get a permission from the landowner. Afraid the asian bowl was in a very precarious place, embedded in the bottom of a ready to drop overhang. I don't really know what it would take to bring it all crashing down, but I didn't want to give it an excuse.
you found some great bottles
Oh my....you were out treasure hunting for five hours? That’s a very long time! I’m so happy to see that you take items that are harmful to the environment. If only there were more of you! Well, time to go. Thank you for the video. I enjoyed it, as usual.
Well, I usually give as much of a day to each outing as is necessary, some have taken much longer but this one was probably the most grueling. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
nice hall , love the green bottles
Thanks 🙂
Loved it! Thx for taking this armchair traveller with you on your treasure hunt.
Thanks Asun R.A. Glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
Squashed Horse looks a lot like the 42,000 year old frozen foal found in the Siberian permafrost.
Yes! That was pretty much my thought when I first spotted him*. Actually, pretty sure Squashed Horse is neither a Him nor a Her. Just seem to have fallen into saying him.
I love this channel
Thanks Michal 🙂
The last ceramic jar is my favorite. The color and size are perfect.
I agree, that's the one I like the most too.🙂
The brown poison bottle with the points on it is a limited edition. Saw it on si finds . Lovely finds.
A bit late to the party- and now just catching up on all your lovely videos, and am so enjoying tagging along with you. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make and post your vids., and I look forward to seeing more! Gratitude from Maine, US
Thanks EB A. It's still pretty early in the party, I'm intending to make a lot more videos. :)
Hiya Tom a great trio of vids, enjoyed them very much thanks for the trip 👍🇮🇪
Thanks Sid!
You are now on my list of favorite list of channels.
Thanks, I hope I don't dissapoint you.
Thanks for the adventure.
Thanks!
Thank you for the final act of the Bottle Bonanza. Very refreshing. Loved your bottle collection, but I understand your lack of deep enthusiasm for them.
Thanks smartoldlady, I hope most people can understand too. I respect collectors, but I am not one, and I can't do much with bottles... I actually prefer finding wire, which I can use, even though that's much less interesting in video.
Tom i too look at people with metal detectors, etc. I find muself getting bored there are only so many pennies bullets that I can look at. I.have lived in Florida
Thankyou very much for sharing Tom.
You're very welcome.
Tom when I was a kid here in Western Canada my mom made us bovril though she used to use it in cooking. Basically it tasted like OXO cubes or beef broth, not so bad.
Not the worst way to get nutrients into a child 🙂Not really to my taste though, I never managed to develop a liking for beef.
Just have to say how much I love your videos Tom, welcome to the tube!
Thanks Tammy!
Thank you Tom the videos were well put together. I hope the girlfriend likes the little bottle collection.It would be good to get another go at the bottle dump again. Keep the videos coming,Cheers 🇦🇺.......
Cheers Roger, I have filmed another visit there, in which I start on the beaches at the other side of the river. But I think I'll edit together some of my other recent outings first... variety and all that being the spice of a channel.
Omg am drooling..please please list some of your jars, glass bottles and I would love a small to medium blue white piece of pottery to make myself a pendant in sterling to wear. Pretty please. Waving from new Jersey USA
I'm afraid I haven't had much success sending the fragile old bottles through the post yet, no matter how well I package them, a significant portion of them break; but I do plan on listing some of the more robust finds fairly soon.
Many people like buying bottles too now a days
So amazing to watch. Things where I live at the most are 75-100 years old. So finding things over 100-200 yrs or older are so fun to watch you find.
I'm glad you enjoy it. 🙂 I do occasionally find things much older too... my earliest is obviously fossils, but a few bits of Roman pottery, some Medieval. Not generally at this site though.
I'm looking forward to seeing some of your art work.
Would it be OK if I showed some of the stuff I've done a while ago? I haven't perfected my methods for the things I've been making with stuff found in the videos.
@@tomburleigh9261 absolutely. Excited to see your art work.
Another series, which I saved for after Christmas 2020. Of course I thoroughly enjoyed it, talking to you like many others. You didn't seem to be paying attention though. ROFL No doubt because of all the fabulous finds. Wishing you a Happy New Year, and all the best for you & your girlfriend in 2021.
Enjoyed 3rd installment of your adventure, hunt, searching, learning watching you unearthing our recent past. History relics are a plenty you got yourself & cool nice spot. Each flood there be more exposed unearthed waiting for you or nxt person with same interests passion to find.✌ Take care best regards from Ireland cheers 👍🇮🇪☘
Thanks Paul, I'm hoping to go back there this weekend, (though I have 6 other outings already filmed to come out before that one). Take care, warm wishes from Yorkshire.
Love them all !!!
Thank you!
I love love your videos
I enjoyed this hunt too! Very nice!
Thanks!
Wow that really looks like fun looking for treasures 👍love the old bottles , so much things to look at 🤓and find , love it 😁
Thanks, it is indeed a great spot, lots of fun. Glad you enjoyed it too.
Loving this dump!
It is pretty good, as dumps go.
Thank you.
Thanks Lovely Skull. Glad you enjoyed watching.
Thanks
Thanks Joseph, I'm glad you're enjoying my videos. 🙂