SEARCHING The River Of An ANCIENT Medieval Bridge
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2024
- Join us as we embark on a magnet fishing adventure to explore the mysteries hidden beneath the tranquil waters of the last remaining fortified river bridge in Great Britain. This iconic bridge, boasting its majestic gate tower standing proudly upon its structure, is not just a testament to architectural brilliance but also a treasure trove of history waiting to be unraveled. As we cast our magnetic lines into the depths below, will we stumble upon medieval artifacts, remnants of ancient battles, or perhaps lost treasures once guarded by the fortress above?
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Thank you Peakys for taking me to these beautiful historic places. Thank you for helping to clean up the water ways.
Bless you Kelly for your kind comment 🤗
Safety first, glad to see a 😊walking bridge with no cars!
Big Love back at all of you. Thanks again.
You Peaky Dippers find some of the best stuff on the planet , What with ancient door parts and ones that fit into stone and thats beside the brass button and the clock key . Thank you , you keep us in touch with the past in such a eunique way . God Bless and BIG LOVE , Stuart in Canada ..
Thanks Stuart 🤗
Steve - That twisted piece you found looked like a home made musical note !!
Love all the fines, the key was amazing. The history is so interesting. Thank you
Thank you 🤗
I’m gutted ! I only live a few miles down the road from Monmouth. As an avid fan I would love to have popped down and say hello. I often get fish n chips from the chippy next to the bridge and sit down on the steps by the river bank to eat them. As the river drops you can easily paddle around in there from one side to the other and there are large stones which I reckon would nicely capture small finds. I’ll keep my eye out for your beanie Mike 😃
The decorative twisty find could have hung on a wall and held a candle.
Lovely, lovely finds! That button is beautiful! Glad you didn't slide all the way into the river Marie! LOL You all are such good sports! Thanks!!
Cathy from Florida USA
Thanks Cathy 🤗
Is there a reward for the finder of Mikes hat?... As usual, some great finds and fantastic history lessons. Stay Safe & Keep Pulling!! ☘
Thanks Atma 🤗
Could the twisted metal be a candle holder? I just started watching this channel and love it. Thank you for the history you share.
Thanks Kath and welcome 🥰
Awww I love this video, the bridge was so interesting, great finds,I wont mention the hat flowing down the river 🤣or a certain Peaky falling belly down into the mud! 🤣 just awesome Peaky 7's❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Toni 🤗
Beautiful video from Wales! Stunning finds😮 absolutely love the history and that old bridge. Thank you, Peakys family, for sharing your day near the muddy waters.xx
Thanks Gail 🤣
What an amazing bit of history on that bridge. So beautiful.❤ thank you for sharing this with us. 😊
Thanks DC 🤗
The long silver looking buckler is an old radiator earthing clip I think.
What a beautiful bridge. Another excellent video.
Thank you so much 🤗
Y’all hands down find the coolest stuff. Much love Peakys!
Thanks Nate 🤗
Brill guys you all did so well 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks Nicola 🤗
Another cracking video, cheers guys. Always enjoyable and informative
Thank you so much for your kind comment 🤗
Great video as always lovely button and key take care everyone xxx😊
Thanks David 🤗
Love y’all’s Metal Larking 💥💥💥💥 brilliant stuff as ALWAYS 🤩🤩🇬🇧🇺🇸
Thanks Greg 🤗
Awesome finds peaky gang! Or should I say, awesome medieval finds. 😉😁❤❤
Thanks Cueman 🤗
hats off to mike for his finds lol.. sweet button
Hi Alison and Steve , nice find Alison
Thankyou Arlene x
Marie you have to stop “falling” for Glenn - 😂😂😂. Good to see Steve bit better. Sorry about your hat Mike 😢. Lots laugh and good fun. Thank you ☺️ ❤from Texas
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Some crackin' finds! LOVE that military button. Cool bridge!
Thanks Tricia 🤗
Sincere condolences to you all for the loss of Queen Elizabeth. She was a stable queen who reigned a good long time.
Interesting history about the bridge. Church built in the same era?
Always most interesting and unique finds. That button was so intricately designed.
Best wishes to you all in your future finds. Appreciate you sharing your videos with us all. ♥️👍
Thanks Bill 🤗
WELCOME BACK STEVE...I HOPE THAT YOU ARE OKAY MARIE...CHEERS ALL!!!
Thanks 👍
tHE item at 16.42 is out of a carpenters plane!
The alleged escutcheon is a Plane blade, the telephone/aerial is part of an Edwardian bed frame, although bent and the triangular shaped piece of cast iron, is part of a Victorian box iron.
Thanks for the info Bob. 👍
Hi Peaky's , I sure like that Miltary buttton , I wish I could show you a picture of mine , I got 4 of them ,
I collect a lot of different Canadian & British Comenwealth collectables , See Ya & Watch Ya at your nextime Video 👍
What a beautiful place to fish from.
Thank you 🤗
The bit of the lock cover could be part of a wood planner
Thanks for the info Patrick 👍
Thanks for another outstanding video guys
Thanks Michael 🤗
Amazing history!!! Thanks for sharing! ❤
Love you Peaky's.
Thanks Mick 🤗
I learnt to drive around Monmouth and in those days you could drive over that bridge, so this video has been extra special to watch. I've got an area for you to research on, try looking up Monnington on wye bridge. It's about 9 miles north of Hereford and although the bridge in no longer there, in its day was a vital crossing. Or how about the old wooden toll bridge at Whitney on wye.
The curly bit that Steve found early on in the video is a stand to hang lamp from.
The medieval gate is amazing! I wish I could have seen it when we lived in England many years ago. You guys are so funny, it’s a hoot to watch you. Good luck fishing!
that squrly thing possably a bill hook ,it stands up and the recipts are put on the hook and fed around so they dont loose the recipts and keeps them together
Thanks for the info William 👍
Beautiful old bridge rich in history
Thanks Marie 🤗
Great video you made me laugh Marie when you was trying to get up by the river hope you was ok x
All good Susan thanks 🤗
Hello Peakys👋🏻
Hi Carol 🖐😁
Great finds !
Thanks Lori 🤗
The pointy piece of steel that she thought was off a door looks like it could be off a portcolous like the metal gate that slid down from the top in front of the wooden doors.
Thanks for the info Dave 👍
@@mariecollinspeakydippers no problem,it's just a guess not saying I'm right....lol
Mike is quite the comedian😂
Glen, that one find might be a bent 🎶
You’re certainly pulling up fixings from the structures which used to be on the bridge. One of the pictures of the bridge has a great example.
Thanks 🤗
Great video guys! 🤘🏻🧲
Thanks Hooligan 🤗
At time stamp 15.15 that triangle thing with the opening in rear is an old Iron that they would put hot rocks or coal in the opening. It's just missing the handle and little door that closed over the opening in back
Thanks for the info Sydney 👍
the key hole plate could be a plane blade for woodwork
Thanks for the info John 👍
Really Beautiful Bridge!
Was out last week tied a bit rope to a large horse shoe ,,and after 2 casts pulled out a great big foookin magnet 😮
Hi Marie and Glen
Hi Arlene 🖐😁
You guys crack me up
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@10:20, that item looks like you would set a tea cup on the flat part and the hook would hold your tea bag.
Enjoyed the vid guy's, by the way that spiral thing that you recovered was a Medieval candlestick holder! 👍.
Monmouth mentioned rahhh 🔥🔥🔥🦅🦅🦅
The escutchion looks more like a plane blade to me.
Thanks for the info 👍
Yes it was our mistake but thankyou for saying
Thank you, I thoroughly enjoyed this video.
Hi peakys
Hi May 🖐😁
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Awesome finds and video thanks for sharing have a great nite 😂😂😂😅😅😅
Cheers Marvin
Well done, great finds , love to come with you guys when I'm not on radiotherapy, something I've always loved to do, love your vids Rachel in north Yorkshire x
Key hole thing at beginning looks like a worn out blade from a Stanley plane .
Great video is that curly metal a candle holderyou hang on wall maybe
It could certainly be Andrew 👍
Always enjoy your videos and your quest for history, really entertaining🙂I’m thinking the ‘escutcheon’ might be a blade from a wood plane? My first thought on seeing it.
Thanks Chris 🤗
Another interesting episode, I enjoy the snippets of history you edit in. Would love to come to the UK to check out all the historic places but the cost to come from Australia is not out of my price range unfortunately
Thanks Spoggy 🤗
Even if you lived your whole life in the UK you would still not have time to see all the historic places ! I would love to see Australia and cannot afford too either , hey ho !
The twisty curly piece ( King arthers cup holder 😅) possibly hang off of something high and have a candle mounted on it???
Glen, have you tried the fibre wheels for cleaning delicate metals up? Similar to the wire brush but made of nylon fibre and it removes crud but cos it's a lot softer than metal it won't remove the surface easily, they fit in a Dremel type tool, are universal, and best of all, cheap as...try Temu or Shein, don't eBay them you'll pay through the nose, Temu will get them to you inside 10 days, just a minimum order of £15...👍
They're made of nylon, 24 pieces for £4.98 on Temu, can't send you a pic but I've used them on copper tankards and they leave the surface matt finish, so a good buffing will bring it back to gleaming.
I lived right by the bridge 😊
15:05 Mike's find is the bottom of an old hot coals iron
So many metal items!!
Hi Mike, sorry you lost your hat
How come the river is brown?? Love all your energies
6.29 leaded window cross piece for fixing in the wooden fram
Thanks mark
Insane magnet fishing 8 months ago, the lens Glen has is a cats eye lens out of the middle of the road, 100%, cos as a naughty 8 year old and curious, a couple of us dug one up on a disused road and dismantled it with brute force, only to see the history of the cats eye and its inventor on Blue Peter several days later 😂😂😂
Who shoots the drone footage? They are very accomplished 👍👌
The cartridge case could be a .455 cal Webley ?
The 1st thing u showed the keyhole is actually off of a wood plane.
Hi Terri and Paul
water, boats, and alcohol is a bad mix.
It certainly is
That first find is a plane blade. Carpenters plane.
Sorry, Kristy
looks like the end of a 20 gauge shot gun cartridge.
What is the name of the song at the opening of the vid please ?
Why throw the magnet rocks back when you will no dought pick them up again.
They are good to be on the river bed for fish to lay their eggs in and other creatures.
If we collected all the magnetic bits we would have buckets full and the scrap yards don't take it.
The spiral hand made metal might have been for a flower pot to hang somewhere.
Thanks Donna 👍
You need to get a metal detector
Yes we do have one 👍
Do you have a pinpoint (short range) metal detector aka a "carrot". May be useful when mudlarking.
i don't understand why y'all don't get ur own go pro cameras for each one of y'all so y'all don't have to keep using one camera
they look like pony 🐎 shoes
Its a shame magnets 🧲 can't pick up none ferris metals i reckon theirs allsorts of cool coins down there you have picked a couple up in your crud so they're there.
Yes I bet there is lots Robbie 🤗