The UNBELIEVABLE FORCE Of Magnet Fishing The River Thames
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- Опубліковано 17 січ 2023
- The UNBELIEVABLE FORCE Magnet Fishing The River Thames #239
Today we went to the Rivers Thames to search for history. Little did we know how powerful the water was and what we would find.
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Fairplay peakys your still doing a brilliant job ,clearing out all the crap 👍👍👍👍
I love what you guys do, thank you for cleaning the rivers. It certainly amazes me the things you find, it’s very cold in Britain at the moment, so please take care, your a really nice bunch and I really enjoy your videos. Xxx
The galvanised shackle and the pulley block probably came of the old working boats that ran from Tilbury to London docks
Aaron looks like the bloody Grim Reaper 🤣😂🤣😂
Hi Nigel that swift flowing water of the Thames gave me the creeps. Usually youre at canals which seem much safer. I love to see and hear the swans geese and ducks and birds. Here in Australia today it is 34 degrees celcious air conditioning on to keep cool. Its hard to imagine your freezing weather. Good luck.
They start out where the Wilts & Berks canal used to join the Thames. The bit where the long strip is recovered is where the big slipway of the Davis boatyard was in the 1900s. They built boilers, steam engines as well as boats for customers in south America, the Caribbean, the Nile and New Zealand. The fancy railings were on St Helen's Wharf. The now gone ford across the Thames was probably next to this and this was the centre of River trade. They then cross the bridge from old Berkshire into Oxfordshire (Now all Oxfordshire due to boundary changes). The bridge was widened in the 20's so might the wedge thing be a stonemasons tool? The final part is on Culham Bridge that was over the Swift Ditch. That was an ancient cannalised stream that bypassed the loop of the Thames that Abingdon (and the old shallow river) is on.
Good work even if you didn't find to much. The man with the little boy in the first half had me laughing 🤣 the man wanted to watch and the child just kept on walking.
Aww... Was waiting to see the boys in blue turn up, spot you guys and think 'Please no Boom Booms' 🤣🤣🤣
You should try this spot again with the magnets that you have now. Might find something buried deep in the silt.
Finally got home from a long day. Getting cozied up. Got my popcorn already. Sitting down to watch your lovely show.
Hello from Buffalo Gap, Texas
Now that you have the full cutlery set, you can have goose for supper. 🤣
I sculled along this stretch at Abingdon 1966 to 1980. Should be two pairs of my spectacles in there somewhere!
even if you didn't find anything interesting to you.. its still satisfying to watch you guys do your thing... you leave the waterways a cleaner better place everywhere you go!
Serious question; why are SO many nails constantly being pulled out of the Thames!? Doesn't matter if magnets, or watching mudlarkers on foreshore - there are tons of nails, of all shapes & sizes, covering the London banks and apparently even more In the waters
Jeez, that water is pelting along, wack a few water turbines in there & you'd have a massive free power source, but I just love watching you guys work, well done.
You be a scrape metal buyer friend with all the metal you find.
Another great video
Nigel, it sounds like you need some good homemade bone broth to clear up your breathing as well as some organic pineapple juice for the bromelien to open up your bronchi
Missed the live again! Sorry 👍