Just when I needed something to take my mind off the world, along came another lovely treasure adventure with the Northern Mudlarks. I've never been so happy to see Bottle stoppers!
Yay! What a great new place to explore! I think that the Goedewaagen pipe bowl deserves a place in the window. Fun fact about the Goedewaagen curly pipe and also other curly pipes: they were often bought at a boot sale near the ice. The ice skaters bought a pipe and made a skating trip. If they came back with the brittle clay pipe still in one piece, they proved to be an excellent skater. When the ice was very strong, people skated specially to Gouda just to buy this pipe (and stroopwafels). I'm Dutch, but I never knew this, until you found the pipe and I did some research about it. Thank you for this history lesson!
Everytime you find doll arms I think of the movie apocalypse now. Where Marlon Brando says there was a pile of little arms. I may have a warped sense of humor. Lovely finds today
You ladies always give me a smile and always teach me something new. Our Ancestors made some absolutely fabulous things that still stand the test of time, I wonder if our things will be able to last as long as our ancestor's items have. I love all of your finds but most of all I love your genuine smiles when finding a new bit of the past that you get to research! Great video ladies thank you!
We often ask that question, will anyone want our rubbish in the future? Most of it is just plastic packing, we don't use half as much glass and ceramics nowadays unfortunately. And it would be so much better for our environment if we did! 😊
Gail, your words at the end about discovering the past are so well said. It brings me so much joy to watch your videos and the history that you find out about the past from such simple objects. I was particularly interested in the finds from Carlisle as it is also my closest city. The thought of all those young single men up to no good is not a pleasant thought - I wonder if that is the reason for one part being called Botchergate meaning someone who makes mistakes due to incompetence! The decorated pipebowl is amazing with a fantastic history. Plus I will now think of a strong woman when I enjoy my Duerr jam or marmalade. I really hope Mrs Duerr got a good share of the business or was handsomely paid for her recipes when she divorced her naughty husband. Thanks again and I'm very pleased to be one of your patreons.
I love that you two are such wonderful friends, besides being mother and daughter! That is how my two daughters and I get along together - besties forever! Seeing each treasure as you find it and immediately seeing it cleaned up is absolutely awesome. GREAT video-ing - and thank you so very much for sharing with us all! Wish I was there as well!
Such joy I get in watching you two find treasures! It’s like a dream of mine to find old things like y’all do! Y’all are just so talented at filming and telling us the stories. Plus you are both artist in creating things too! I am so glad I dug up a treasure when I found your video! ♥️
Wow, ladies,one of your best! Great content. Loved each history lesson. Amazing finds. You should do a few more videos there. Treasures were plentiful! I love the tiny bottles! Thanks for taking us along!
What a fab new dump! I never really see old bottle dumps about near me. Always lovely to see Alex's smile on these videos 😊 That urinal is an odd find and that pipe would be cool with it's pretzel shaped stem!
Wish we would have a place around here in the states that we could find old things. Only old stuff we find is native arrow heads that could be thousands of years old. Good to see y'all again
Donny check out under the surface here in the states it's a UA-cam channel from New Jersey and he finds all kinds of things in the surf and in the Creeks that lead to the surf.
Just when you think there can't possibly be anything left in the ground to find, you two hit it out of the park! That had to be one of the best tip larks ever, and at a new one to boot. :D Obviously the Dutch pipe was the star of the video.
What an exciting lark! So many beautiful things you've found! The pipe is amazing and the tiny bottles are sweet. Thank you for taking us with you. Stay healthy, happy and humble and I'll be here next week for the next adventure.
You two gals sure brighten the day with your beautiful smiles and wonderful finds. I don't get out much anymore and love to watch as you explore and find your lovely treasures. Thank you so much for doing such a wonderful job of sharing with the rest of us. Hugs Nola
A wonderful adventure this week with more amazing finds. Things clean up so well and look brand new! I love the pipe bowl. I think it's the most beautifully decorated I've seen. Maybe a marriage pipe, considering the couple and the knot in the stem. One for the window I wonder? :) Thank you!
Thank you for another lovely video! Adore taking a bit of time for myself to watch what my family calls "my ladies". Your gentle enthusiasm is always refreshing.
BEAUTIFUL finds by two very BEAUTIFUL ladies, who have once again managed to lift me out of the grief I am going through. I love EVERYTHING about your vids, and especially love you two both xx Teresa 🇦🇺❤
You two remade history on this day, beautiful and wonderful history of past time gone by, like a time capsule, some happy, some sad, and sorry. Thank you for the wonderful history you give us each time you hunt 💙 ❤ God bless you both ❤ I wonder what kind of things you will find in heaven when you get there, you may be surprised !!
Alex, I think you might have been wearing the cutest sweater in the world. What animal is sprinting down (across?) the front of it?? If you ever think of selling (or, god forbid, tossing) it, let me know!!! You guys had such a great day finding so many terrific things! You both work so hard; you deserve nothing but great finds forever. 🤗 Thanks so much for all the great videos! Cutting in the finds all cleaned up + the history snippets is a real mudlarking video innovation. 🏆🌟 I have to admit, though, that I do miss 😢 the long looks out of your beautiful window & the lengthy visits with the schwoos & the kitty. Have a wonderful week! 👋🏼🙋🏽♀️✌🏽 from Seattle (where spring is on the way! )
Hello Beauties, I do so love our adventures together. The bottle stops were all gorgeous and the pipe bowls are all beautiful. I did a little research on the Lysol bottle and here is what I found. Lysol was invented in 1889 by a German man named Gustav Raupenstrauch. I love German history especially since my Grandfather and his wife and children (18 if them) immigrated from Germany in the 1800's. Thank you again for including me in your adventures. Until next time Good bye.
The two of you are such a joy to watch Your enthusiasm in the simple things you find is so refreshing. Take care and see you next time. Renee in Arizona
Absolutely thrilling detailed pipe bowl find. This adventure was genuinely mind blowing with so many unique and fabulous finds. As usual, both of you are magnificently charming and it’s such a pleasure to follow along as you continue to unearth these discoveries from the past. I can’t wait for the video when you return to this site to see what other fascinating treasures can be pulled from the earth there!
You got some beautifull bottles from that dump .i especialy love the tiny bottles.i wonder in years to come id mudlarkers will get as thrilled to find the bottles we use now,even those tiny purfume bottles you can get in the gift boxes?.that pipe tho is wonderfull and surely deserves a place in the windoe.thanks for the history.🌷🌷
You two are so entertaining. Here in the USA we say "YER' in uhl". I love how you call it a "yer I nul". I've never seen a glass one. What a wonderful treasure hunt! Thank you for taking us along and for sharing the history of your finds. Amazing! Can't wait until you bring your shovels and unearth more goodies.
What beautiful bottles and stoppers. But more importantly you both seemed to have such a wonderful wonderful day together finding your treasures. I hope you treasure that time.
I have only just discovered your channel and am working my way through your amazing videos! I am so surprised by how well some of the items (like the doll arm) clean up. Have you covered how you clean the items in a video? I'm absolutely loving your content. What fun to find all these treasures and spend this time together.
Welcome!! We love to get our finds as clean as possible, it takes some time but its so satisfying to see the before and after. We've not made a vid on how we clean our finds, we do plan on making one at some point though. Thank you so much for watching! 💕🥰
The fancy Dutch pipe was my favorite this week. The fantastic knotted stem would have been incredible to find. It's tragic breaking must be the reason the pipe bowl ended up in the tip. The tiny perfume bottles are always favorites with me as well. So many bottle stops in so many sizes and shapes! Perfect name for this dump is the bottle stop dump or the stopper bopper tip. ♥️
I was really taken by the number of teeny tiny bottles. Your haul was a crafter’s dream. That pipe story was really written written in a lovely voice.💕♥️💕
WoW !! What amazing finds , wish I had those beautiful pieces here in New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦 . Thanking you two beautiful ladies for sharing such history with us as well as sharing your journey. Gail the tin man is Spectacular , you both have beautiful talents . So much fun watching you guys ❤️
The pipe is still my favorite at this new dump, but the array of blue bottles on the table-ahh!! They are the color of water I recently saw In Hawaii!! Love the aqua blues!! 💕🌸
Brilliant finds! Love the pipe bowl that Alex found. I enjoy the history lessons. Gail you make me laugh because it’s so hard to leave things behind and I’d be the way. Lol. Thank you for taking me along on this wonderful journey.
Love that Barty Boatnail made it into the window! That pipe bowl is amazing, I can't believe it had a curly knot stem... When you hold those pretty glass bottles and stoppers in the light I fall in love with each one, seriously. 😍
March has come in like a lamb here in Indiana, and that combined with your video has given Philip a bad case of "bottle fever," and therefore going out in the next few days for his first real dig in years! Here's to Larks on both sides of the pond! Yay!
As always history continues to repeat itself and in the most wonderful way you show us the truth about all that you find and that is no easy feat you two have accomplished it whatever It is you two have truly found it and are both blessed beyond measure..... Many Blessings to you both 💜😊💜❣️💜❣️🌈💖🌈💖🌈💖🌈💖🤣💖
I love monograms. It looks like W.B Co.? Not sure. Alex,that is the coolest pipe ever! Gail, you got some more ideas from today's stuff. Always new materials. I like your jewelry making. You Rock kiddos.
HI GAIL AND ALEX!! A LOVELY VIDEO OF FANTASTIC FINDS. THE COLOURS AND THE ETCHES IN GLASS ARE TERRIFIC TO FIND. THE BRONZE OF THE BOTTLE WITH BASKET DESIGN ON IT IS BEAUTIFUL. THE PIPE BOWLS ARE GORGEOUS AND VERY DETAILED. YOU TAKE US ON A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY AND ADVENTURE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESEARCH, WONDERFUL INFORMATION HISTORY. THANKS AGAIN AND PLEASE STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY ❤ 🙏
Been meaning to say for sometime how I love the new format of the show! Digging then switching to a cleaned bottle and the story, then back to digging! Dirty little secrets of Scotland does a similar format, love that!
Great video, as always! Some great finds too! That wee chemist bottle is almost exactly the same as an Edinburgh medicine bottle I found, aside from the wording. The colour, shape, writing font - all the same. I think it must’ve been the same bottle makers. I guess Carlisle isn’t too far from Edinburgh, so it is possible that they may have been supplying the north of England and Scotland. Willie, Sarah and Jack Spaniels xxx
Lovely finds! Being a bottle digger myself, I'm so envious of the age possibilities of your larking adventures. A bit of wisdom picked up from a more experienced digger: never smell what may still be in the bottles. Apparently the fumes may still be strong enough to overbear an unsuspecting sniffer. I once caught whiff of a strange bottle filled with a yellow liquid from several feet away. Unmistakable fragrance of Grandmother's lotion! Thank goodness it wasn't any more dangerous 😅
What a lovely place you two found! I see hours of finds ahead. Loved the pipe Alex, and your words about the find Gail. Barty Boatman...I'm still stuck on Bertram, don't ask me why 😂 Have a great week you two!
Another amazing Lark. So many beautiful jars. Loved the pipe. The little metal man is gorgeous. He reminds me of the Tin man from The Wizard Of Oz. Thanks for sharing.
I just love your videos. I always come away with a calm state of mind. In this world of chaos and clamber it takes me back in time to a more gentle way of living.
What a great discovery. A new bottle dump and place to dig, I look forward to future videos of your return. That pipe bowl was so detailed and had an interesting history 🙂 So many beautiful bottles. Just love the aqua and blue ones.
The glass colors are beautiful! I would have my arms full of bottles on my way to the car! I really enjoy the history that you uncover. It’s my favorite part, aside from holding a cleaned bottle up to the light.
Always enjoyable, educational and historical. Can't resist a good treasure hunt! Your personalities make following yous even more lovely and fun. Good to see the Scrooe again. The dancing nail-man could become a popular fidget toy for all ages. I'd like one. ☺💕😻🇺🇸
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Just when I needed something to take my mind off the world, along came another lovely treasure adventure with the Northern Mudlarks. I've never been so happy to see Bottle stoppers!
my thoughts too
I wholeheartedly agree! So wonderful to watch these two lovely ladies! ( :
Yes, and so pretty in colour once clean and the sun shining on them.
So glad to be able to share a bit of respite 🥰 Unfortunately, it's a dark time for Europe and the world 🇺🇦
Oh how right you are Luke, watching these two lovely ladies cleanses the soul every time ☺️
Yay! What a great new place to explore!
I think that the Goedewaagen pipe bowl deserves a place in the window.
Fun fact about the Goedewaagen curly pipe and also other curly pipes: they were often bought at a boot sale near the ice. The ice skaters bought a pipe and made a skating trip. If they came back with the brittle clay pipe still in one piece, they proved to be an excellent skater.
When the ice was very strong, people skated specially to Gouda just to buy this pipe (and stroopwafels).
I'm Dutch, but I never knew this, until you found the pipe and I did some research about it.
Thank you for this history lesson!
It's lovely to see mother and daughter together discovering antiques and going on adventures😊
Everytime you find doll arms I think of the movie apocalypse now. Where Marlon Brando says there was a pile of little arms. I may have a warped sense of humor. Lovely finds today
You ladies always give me a smile and always teach me something new. Our Ancestors made some absolutely fabulous things that still stand the test of time, I wonder if our things will be able to last as long as our ancestor's items have. I love all of your finds but most of all I love your genuine smiles when finding a new bit of the past that you get to research! Great video ladies thank you!
We often ask that question, will anyone want our rubbish in the future? Most of it is just plastic packing, we don't use half as much glass and ceramics nowadays unfortunately. And it would be so much better for our environment if we did! 😊
Gail, your words at the end about discovering the past are so well said. It brings me so much joy to watch your videos and the history that you find out about the past from such simple objects. I was particularly interested in the finds from Carlisle as it is also my closest city. The thought of all those young single men up to no good is not a pleasant thought - I wonder if that is the reason for one part being called Botchergate meaning someone who makes mistakes due to incompetence! The decorated pipebowl is amazing with a fantastic history. Plus I will now think of a strong woman when I enjoy my Duerr jam or marmalade. I really hope Mrs Duerr got a good share of the business or was handsomely paid for her recipes when she divorced her naughty husband. Thanks again and I'm very pleased to be one of your patreons.
Wonderful, absolutely wonderful!!!! Gail and Alex, I know you hear it all the time but you truly do bring such joy to people! 🥰
I love that you two are such wonderful friends, besides being mother and daughter! That is how my two daughters and I get along together - besties forever! Seeing each treasure as you find it and immediately seeing it cleaned up is absolutely awesome. GREAT video-ing - and thank you so very much for sharing with us all! Wish I was there as well!
We certainly are! And really glad you like the new format! Thank you so much for watching! 😘💕
Yay! I've been waiting, somewhat patiently, for my favorite Mother/Daughter Dynamic Duo!
Gail and Alex the new and improved Dynamic Duo. No more Batman and Robin.
Such joy I get in watching you two find treasures! It’s like a dream of mine to find old things like y’all do! Y’all are just so talented at filming and telling us the stories. Plus you are both artist in creating things too! I am so glad I dug up a treasure when I found your video! ♥️
Aw thank you so much Kathy! It' great to have you come all one with us 🥰
@@NorthernMudlarkshiii!
What a treasure trove of Victorian bottles. The decorated pipe bowl was a treasure. Thanks Gail and Alex!
I absolutely loved this lark. All the beautiful stoppers, jars, pots, and joy that you share💗
So glad you enjoyed it! 🥰💕
i have a smile so big, it makes my mustache look like bicycle handlebars
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Wow, ladies,one of your best! Great content. Loved each history lesson. Amazing finds. You should do a few more videos there. Treasures were plentiful! I love the tiny bottles! Thanks for taking us along!
Oh wow! Thank you 😊 We have been back since filming this and found some more great treasures! Thank you for coming with us 🥰
What a fab new dump! I never really see old bottle dumps about near me. Always lovely to see Alex's smile on these videos 😊 That urinal is an odd find and that pipe would be cool with it's pretzel shaped stem!
Thank you Richard! It depend on were you live? If you're in the UK you're never too far from an old bottle dump 😊
@@NorthernMudlarks the Wirral. So many housing developments are built on them now!
Bottle Dump Yaaay!😆
Wonderful finds, you two always bring a smile to my face, so enjoyable to see your sheer delight in these rather dark times.
Wow, this is one of the best days hunting I've seen in awhile! Absolutely love the British Lysol bottle and stunned about that amazing pipe.
We really had a great day, very unexpected too! Thank you for watching 😁💕
Wish we would have a place around here in the states that we could find old things. Only old stuff we find is native arrow heads that could be thousands of years old. Good to see y'all again
There's plenty of US bottle digging chanmels
Donny check out under the surface here in the states it's a UA-cam channel from New Jersey and he finds all kinds of things in the surf and in the Creeks that lead to the surf.
Check out Crick Diggers
I feel the same up here on Canada.
Just when you think there can't possibly be anything left in the ground to find, you two hit it out of the park! That had to be one of the best tip larks ever, and at a new one to boot. :D Obviously the Dutch pipe was the star of the video.
I just love learning the often lost history of the common men and women who produced and used the treasures you find. Thank you ladies!
What an exciting lark! So many beautiful things you've found! The pipe is amazing and the tiny bottles are sweet. Thank you for taking us with you. Stay healthy, happy and humble and I'll be here next week for the next adventure.
Oh yes, we love a tiny bottle! Thank you so much for coming along! Much love, Gail & Alex xx
I love the pipes especially the Dutch pipe & I’m a sucker for perfume bottles!!
You two gals sure brighten the day with your beautiful smiles and wonderful finds. I don't get out much anymore and love to watch as you explore and find your lovely treasures. Thank you so much for doing such a wonderful job of sharing with the rest of us. Hugs Nola
Thank you Nola! That makes us so happy to hear! Much love xx
Gail has such poetic descriptions of these magical finds. I simply love the soothing tone if your voice, I could listen to you all day! Cheers!
Aw, thank you! xx
For some reason I keep coming back to watch this video over and over again….Tis currently my favorite… All blessings to you dear friends…
With horrendous world news in almost every direction, this was a lovely safe place to go for a little while. Thank you for that.
A wonderful adventure this week with more amazing finds. Things clean up so well and look brand new! I love the pipe bowl. I think it's the most beautifully decorated I've seen. Maybe a marriage pipe, considering the couple and the knot in the stem. One for the window I wonder? :) Thank you!
Thank you for another lovely video! Adore taking a bit of time for myself to watch what my family calls "my ladies". Your gentle enthusiasm is always refreshing.
BEAUTIFUL finds by two very BEAUTIFUL ladies, who have once again managed to lift me out of the grief I am going through. I love EVERYTHING about your vids, and especially love you two both xx Teresa 🇦🇺❤
What an amazing pipe bowl! Love it!!! This new bottle dump promises many treasures to come! Can't wait to see what you two lovely ladies find!
You two remade history on this day, beautiful and wonderful history of past time gone by, like a time capsule, some happy, some sad, and sorry. Thank you for the wonderful history you give us each time you hunt 💙 ❤ God bless you both ❤ I wonder what kind of things you will find in heaven when you get there, you may be surprised !!
Such a pleasure to see you mucking around in a muddy old trash dump and excitingly pulling beauty from it all. Thanks!
Alex, I think you might have been wearing the cutest sweater in the world. What animal is sprinting down (across?) the front of it?? If you ever think of selling (or, god forbid, tossing) it, let me know!!!
You guys had such a great day finding so many terrific things! You both work so hard; you deserve nothing but great finds forever. 🤗 Thanks so much for all the great videos! Cutting in the finds all cleaned up + the history snippets is a real mudlarking video innovation. 🏆🌟 I have to admit, though, that I do miss 😢 the long looks out of your beautiful window & the lengthy visits with the schwoos & the kitty. Have a wonderful week! 👋🏼🙋🏽♀️✌🏽 from Seattle (where spring is on the way! )
Thank you for another wonderful mudlarking journey through history….always so informative!
Hello Beauties,
I do so love our adventures together. The bottle stops were all gorgeous and the pipe bowls are all beautiful. I did a little research on the Lysol bottle and here is what I found.
Lysol was invented in 1889 by a German man named Gustav Raupenstrauch. I love German history especially since my Grandfather and his wife and children (18 if them) immigrated from Germany in the 1800's. Thank you again for including me in your adventures. Until next time Good bye.
Toujours un véritable moment de détente🎬🔬🌹🙏🏳🌐💪
The two of you are such a joy to watch Your enthusiasm in the simple things you find is so refreshing. Take care and see you next time. Renee in Arizona
I laughed so much at the, "Awww, it's whole... Guess we'll have to keep it."
Well darn it all ta heck!
Best bottle site... is just wonderful...the doll's arm too...that pipe was amazing!
Absolutely thrilling detailed pipe bowl find. This adventure was genuinely mind blowing with so many unique and fabulous finds. As usual, both of you are magnificently charming and it’s such a pleasure to follow along as you continue to unearth these discoveries from the past. I can’t wait for the video when you return to this site to see what other fascinating treasures can be pulled from the earth there!
I hurt my leg so I'm on bedrest awhile what a great time to binge watch yalls channel. Thank you ladies for the excitement of your finds.
You got some beautifull bottles from that dump .i especialy love the tiny bottles.i wonder in years to come id mudlarkers will get as thrilled to find the bottles we use now,even those tiny purfume bottles you can get in the gift boxes?.that pipe tho is wonderfull and surely deserves a place in the windoe.thanks for the history.🌷🌷
I adore your little bottles. You find the most beautiful colors. Thank you for sharing your finds. Bartie is adorable.
You two are so entertaining. Here in the USA we say "YER' in uhl". I love how you call it a "yer I nul". I've never seen a glass one. What a wonderful treasure hunt! Thank you for taking us along and for sharing the history of your finds. Amazing! Can't wait until you bring your shovels and unearth more goodies.
What beautiful bottles and stoppers. But more importantly you both seemed to have such a wonderful wonderful day together finding your treasures. I hope you treasure that time.
😊 for your sunny smiles. How I wish I could have spent time like you do with my mom.
Awesome finds ladies! The bottles are beautiful. Thanks for sharing your day with us.
I have only just discovered your channel and am working my way through your amazing videos! I am so surprised by how well some of the items (like the doll arm) clean up. Have you covered how you clean the items in a video? I'm absolutely loving your content. What fun to find all these treasures and spend this time together.
Welcome!! We love to get our finds as clean as possible, it takes some time but its so satisfying to see the before and after. We've not made a vid on how we clean our finds, we do plan on making one at some point though. Thank you so much for watching! 💕🥰
Oh wow you are in for such a treat. This is by far my favorite mudlarking channel. Just incredible adventurers to go along with.
@@deathtrance217 I love that I have so many videos to work my way through! The only problem is I want to jump through the screen and join them!
Alex, you said the word twice!
Gail, that round stopper was a beaut.
The fancy Dutch pipe was my favorite this week. The fantastic knotted stem would have been incredible to find. It's tragic breaking must be the reason the pipe bowl ended up in the tip.
The tiny perfume bottles are always favorites with me as well. So many bottle stops in so many sizes and shapes! Perfect name for this dump is the bottle stop dump or the stopper bopper tip. ♥️
The shortest 41 minutes of my day. Love what you do.
I was really taken by the number of teeny tiny bottles. Your haul was a crafter’s dream. That pipe story was really written written in a lovely voice.💕♥️💕
My worries wash away for a moment watching you two finding beautiful things, so much positive energy.
Wow. Gail starts off with "cracking" good find ? Im hooked first minute in!!
Thank you for showcasing the cleaned items after you have found them rather than lumping them together at the end.
Love the way you are showing the treasures cleaned and history as you go along. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
WoW !! What amazing finds , wish I had those beautiful pieces here in New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦 .
Thanking you two beautiful ladies for sharing such history with us as well as sharing your journey.
Gail the tin man is Spectacular , you both have beautiful talents .
So much fun watching you guys ❤️
The pipe is still my favorite at this new dump, but the array of blue bottles on the table-ahh!! They are the color of water I recently saw In Hawaii!!
Love the aqua blues!! 💕🌸
What a wonderful lark! Such amazing finds! Congratulations on that pipe! Wow!
Truly lovely finds ladies the pipes were smashing ,yes you need to go back I can’t wait to see what you’ll find,💕💕💕💕
Brilliant finds! Love the pipe bowl that Alex found. I enjoy the history lessons. Gail you make me laugh because it’s so hard to leave things behind and I’d be the way. Lol. Thank you for taking me along on this wonderful journey.
Love that Barty Boatnail made it into the window! That pipe bowl is amazing, I can't believe it had a curly knot stem... When you hold those pretty glass bottles and stoppers in the light I fall in love with each one, seriously. 😍
Love the "finished/cleaned look" during the regular story.
March has come in like a lamb here in Indiana, and that combined with your video has given Philip a bad case of "bottle fever," and therefore going out in the next few days for his first real dig in years! Here's to Larks on both sides of the pond! Yay!
You ladies are incredible to watch. You always make your hunts exciting
As always history continues to repeat itself and in the most wonderful way you show us the truth about all that you find and that is no easy feat you two have accomplished it whatever It is you two have truly found it and are both blessed beyond measure..... Many Blessings to you both 💜😊💜❣️💜❣️🌈💖🌈💖🌈💖🌈💖🤣💖
I love monograms. It looks like W.B Co.? Not sure. Alex,that is the coolest pipe ever! Gail, you got some more ideas from today's stuff. Always new materials. I like your jewelry making. You Rock kiddos.
I ABSOUTLEY LOVE YOU TWO AND LOOK FORWARD EVERY WEEK TO YOUR NEW FINDS AND CRAFTS, GOD BLESS AND STAY SAFE
HI GAIL AND ALEX!! A LOVELY VIDEO OF FANTASTIC FINDS. THE COLOURS AND THE ETCHES IN GLASS ARE TERRIFIC TO FIND. THE BRONZE OF THE BOTTLE WITH BASKET DESIGN ON IT IS BEAUTIFUL. THE PIPE BOWLS ARE GORGEOUS AND VERY DETAILED. YOU TAKE US ON A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY AND ADVENTURE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESEARCH, WONDERFUL INFORMATION HISTORY. THANKS AGAIN AND PLEASE STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY ❤ 🙏
Thank you, Nita - so glad you enjoyed it! xx
Been meaning to say for sometime how I love the new format of the show! Digging then switching to a cleaned bottle and the story, then back to digging! Dirty little secrets of Scotland does a similar format, love that!
I got emotional watching this! Amazing finds. Can’t wait to see when you come back and dig! 💞
Your videos are a joy to watch.We always look forward each week!Thankyou and stay safe!
What a wonderful new spot to hunt treasures! You have brightened my day! Thank you. Please stay safe and be careful ❤❤
Nice haul. I think the embossing on the small jar might be great to make a mold from to make pendants from.
Great video, as always! Some great finds too!
That wee chemist bottle is almost exactly the same as an Edinburgh medicine bottle I found, aside from the wording.
The colour, shape, writing font - all the same. I think it must’ve been the same bottle makers. I guess Carlisle isn’t too far from Edinburgh, so it is possible that they may have been supplying the north of England and Scotland.
Willie, Sarah and Jack Spaniels xxx
Wonderful finds! Thank you for sharing👍👍
Lovely finds! Being a bottle digger myself, I'm so envious of the age possibilities of your larking adventures. A bit of wisdom picked up from a more experienced digger: never smell what may still be in the bottles. Apparently the fumes may still be strong enough to overbear an unsuspecting sniffer. I once caught whiff of a strange bottle filled with a yellow liquid from several feet away. Unmistakable fragrance of Grandmother's lotion! Thank goodness it wasn't any more dangerous 😅
What a lovely place you two found! I see hours of finds ahead. Loved the pipe Alex, and your words about the find Gail. Barty Boatman...I'm still stuck on Bertram, don't ask me why 😂 Have a great week you two!
Another brilliant day of finds, I love seeing what you find and what you make from them. Keep digging 😊
I love to watch your adventures. Thank you for being so cheerful. You inspire me. - Loriane, British Columbia, Canada
I would love a video showing how you clean up your finds - you do such an amazing job transforming them, please share your tips and tricks!
That beautiful half plate would make beautiful headboard for a doll bed. Absolutely beautiful
Omg sitting here rocking my grandbaby while he naps trying not to wake him laughing so hard over the pee pot jar 😂😂😂😂
Every find was so awesome. Loved that pipe it was really beautiful. AWESOME EPISODE.
Another amazing Lark. So many beautiful jars. Loved the pipe. The little metal man is gorgeous. He reminds me of the Tin man from The Wizard Of Oz. Thanks for sharing.
What an amazing mudlark! You just kept pulling out treasure after treasure!
I just love your videos. I always come away with a calm state of mind. In this world of chaos and clamber it takes me back in time to a more gentle way of living.
What a great discovery. A new bottle dump and place to dig, I look forward to future videos of your return. That pipe bowl was so detailed and had an interesting history 🙂 So many beautiful bottles. Just love the aqua and blue ones.
What a wonderful Adventure !! and the wonderful stories that the artifacts tell, Well Done Lady's....
What a stunning pipe! Thank you ladies for getting my mind off so many troubling things tonight.
The glass colors are beautiful! I would have my arms full of bottles on my way to the car! I really enjoy the history that you uncover. It’s my favorite part, aside from holding a cleaned bottle up to the light.
This is one of the best videos of finds guys. Loved every thing you found. Take care and see you next week 👏👏👍👍😍😍❤️❤️
Always enjoyable, educational and historical. Can't resist a good treasure hunt! Your personalities make following yous even more lovely and fun. Good to see the Scrooe again. The dancing nail-man could become a popular fidget toy for all ages. I'd like one. ☺💕😻🇺🇸
Oh oh oh .I see pendants coming from that pipe. Such great finds as always .
Wish I could find stuff like that. The oldest stuff I've found that I can date is from the 1930's, in my backyard.
Love your over the top professional videos and also the way you tell the stories behind some of your finds. Love the dancing man!!
Love watching your videos and finds!
Wow! Love all the bottle stoppers and the little bottles like the Penny Perfume. Great video and so many cool finds.
Rewatching this video! One of my favorites!❤