It's a year since you added this video and I have enjoyed it so much. I have never held a gobby. But played jacks so much as a child. I was born in Kings Lynn and was taken to America at 6 weeks old and have lived here for 64 years. I so enjoy your videos. My mother who was born in BLACKHEATH and grew up in England would have lived your adventures. The history you shared is priceless as well as your family. Your fan in Oklahoma, Barb
How many Mums will play 5 stones with there child as my Mum did with me over 50 years ago, a childhood memory not just of the game but of my mother too. Time is the most precious thing you can give a child and its free ;)
Sitting here with my old dog. He sleeps now. The orange cat cuddles happily up against me enjoying the warmth on a sudden cool summer day. Roddy, the big white dog, has come to the end of his winter. Goodbyes and final hugs for him. Thank you all my friends. Your happiness warms me.
The blue glass stopper is stunning. The buffalo pipe bowl is great. The dogs head is cute. Love Kates rabbit earrings. Five stones is the same game as fives, yes?
Hi! You can make a picture for your dollhouse using the oval metal piece and a picture from the newspaper you found! Just an idea! Thanks for sharing your treasures! 🙋🏼♀️📰🇺🇸🙏🏻
Never mind Mudlarking you could be nature photographers. Loving it and worth the wait. I have no idea how you spotted that tiny white bead, your eyes have become so attuned.
well, if you want to be put in a good mood just watch this video and get happy! the giddy excitement is enough to start your day out with a smile and appreciation over the little things.
I like acorns too Kate. I make necklaces from them. They're good luck. 😁👍 When you hold an acorn in your hand you're holding potential. That acorn, if planted, could grow into a huge oak tree. Then that tree will bear thousands of acorns in its life and each of those could grow into a tree. So when you hold a single acorn in your hand, you're holding a potential forest in the palm of your hand. Cool huh? 🤍 Ty the bonsai guy.
I love you found a "real" frozen Charlotte! As a crafter in the US, I follow an artist named Tim Holtz who sells art supplies to create mixed media art. Many years ago he decided to replicate a frozen Cjarlotte doll for use in art projects! Had he not oroduced and ontroduced a world of makers to his antique replicas, i would have had no clue why you'd be excited over a doll, even with no head!!! LoL tfs!
Cute Oscar! Just like my son was, looking shy until it was just family around. He is just like me now, he can't go anywhere that he doesn't meet someone he knows and then stops and talks. Me, if I don't know anyone I talk to those I have never met and get to know them. I feel your Kate is like that in a way. She is quite but talk about something she is very interested in and she gets very animated and excited, I love their energy! Please stay safe. ❤
The tubed piece of glass that she found along with the flat piece of pinkish glass with the shells and seaweed the 1st piece of glass she found is a flower Bud vase That was very popular during the thirties and forties it would be used in a little metal holder and would be placed on tables especially during the time of the USO's shows.
Funny you should apologize for your home. The whole time I was watching, I was thinking how charming it was, and how lovely the displays of objects are. It. Exudes warmth and love! Oscar is adorable.☺️
Hello 👋from New York USA you both found amazing finds my favorite was the Cobalt blue perfume bottle stopper and the Buffalo 🐃 pipe bowl Thank You 😊 for bringing me along with you guy's I can't wait to see what you find next 😊
Used to love playing Jax , they were silver metal, sort of spikey 'sputnik' shaped, best played on a smooth pavement, you would toss them over the ground and use a small rubber ball taking it in turns to pick up one, then two etc until all the Jax were picked up. .the one who got the most at the end won. The most I could pick up in one go was 17, not bad considering I had such small hands then....in the summer we would play for hours, such simpler times.
My aunts were adept at jacks. They had additional moves, I remember being very young watching them play. They had one challenge as the game went on called "pig in a poke" they'd slide the jacks into a cave of sorts their free hand made. Very long ago. But this game reminded me of jacks as well. Good for hand eye coordination.
@@bluesingmusic3443 Oh I remember that now you mention it but we called it 'stables' we also played 'Around the World' where you had to circle your hand around the ball before picking up the jax and then catching the ball, also remember having to catch the jax on the back of your hands to see who would go first...happy days..lol
Oscar did a great job! I have to say, just me personally, I liked the roundups better when they were laid in front of you with Sunny giving his approval 😊
Hi there. I think that the greatest challenge with jacks is to catch the ones you throw in the air on the back of your hand,not in the palm !!!! Good luck with having a go with that.!!! Greetings from Wolverhampton in The West Midlands. xxxxxxxx
Such a beautiful family. A lovely video showing some sweet little finds. Thank you for filming in such windy wet weather for us. Well done Oscar at grasping the game of 'five jacks'. All of you take care.
Bless you Oscar . Wow you found some awesome treasures, can’t wait to see what you guys do with some of the glass and china . God bless and stay safe and well 🙏🙏🥰🥰👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
Oscar is a delight to watch, full of curiosity and determination. Your finds were interesting and I look forward to seeing the craft items made from them or groupings/collections eg perfume stoppers. Just to see the variety. Thank you for this video & thank you for being such a good mother, your children are a credit to you.
Great finds!!! And oh...I love Kate's rabbit earrings!!! Oscar is so adorable! Glad he enjoyed playing the game. Can't wait for the next video! Have a great weekend!
The natural footage that you guys snip in here and there is incredibly beautiful. Although, it is unmatched by the beauty of the relationship between mother and and daughter spending time building special memories like these. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Fleur, I think the glazed mystery object is part of a footed platter. The glazing looks very decorative in color and the bulbus foot could have been one of 3 or 4 feet. It appears to have some sort of rimmed edge about it so perhaps it was use for slicing fruit and the rimmed edge would catch the juices. Just a guess....but it's fun letting one's imagination go and try and guess what it may have been!
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers YES! I love the fact that you two are somewhat historians and take the time to find out what things are. I rather enjoy that you and Kate do follow up and post in your videos when you find out what a mystery item is. Onward super sleuths!
Oscar that reminds me I forgot to tell you how much I enjoyed when you did that snippet of video while Kate was out in the mud a few videos ago. I loved your 🐝 china and you did a great job filming! it is so cool that we get to watch you grow up! great job Oscar 🐝💯
Hi, I just found you today and watched the most current vlog and this one. I'm enjoying it very much. I'm from Southern California and lived there for 62 years. Now I'm in North Georgia in a town called Woodstock. I have no clue where I would go mudlarking if I were still in California because where ever there's water, except beaches, there would be no way we would be able to do it without it being illegal. Now in Georgia I'm nowhere near a beach but there are streams, lakes, rivers etc everywhere. Maybe after my knee replacement and some research I could find some dumping places that are available to go to. I think it would be fun. Of course it won't be as old as the things you find but I know there will be something, at least some arrowheads. I'm glad you played the five stones game because I had no clue what you were talking about. A couple comments - the unidentified item - perhaps it's a roof tile and the bump thing is to keep it in place. (?) The casio watch - perhaps it's not broke but needs a battery. Just a note - it's hard to see items when you show them especially the little bits. I recently saw a woman tell a vlogger on her video that if she holds the item in one hand and holds the palm of the other hand very flatly behind the item the details can be made out and is so much easier to see the size of it. Thank's for sharing your life hobby with us.
That was so good .you found some great things.but the icing on the cake was seeing Oscar he is the image of Kate you have two lovley looking children Fleur. Well done Oscar on getting the four.as they say if at first you dont succeed try try and try again and you did it.take care.🐱
Loved it and you teaching Oscar about irony and bottoms ; priceless ; you always remind me of my mother's humour ,she taught me all the lessons I have ever needed in life and to see beauty in the simplest of things . Stay warm and dry beside your awesome fireplace which again reminds me of an 1890's interior. Love ; Love ; Love
As always a wonderful time mud larking with you. Loved the blue bottle stopper, and pipe bowl. Kate was missed, but the two of you did an excellent job at the round up. Oscar is such a handsome little man, and learning the ropes well. Here's hoping the family stays healthy, and safe.
Really enjoyed this so much. Never apologise for living...mess? I didn't notice anything messy myself. I was thinking how interesting your home looked. Lots of things to look at. I think its the small things ypu find and are interested in that i enjoy most from your finds. Such very interesting little treasures. I love also that you make use of your found objects and enjoy to see what you make from them. Re the Gobbies, years ago my hubby found a partially made one in our garden...or a very worn one? Always wondered what it was and always kept hold of it. Playing that game reminded me of playng Jacks as a child. A very homely and comforting end to this extended post. What a lovely young man you have there. X
Your home looks wonderful . Full of curiosity and something of interest for everyone. No one should ever claim to be bored there in a rainy indoor day.
That is a great idea but I think we might turn it in to a new member of the Mudlarking family with a soft body (two people suggested it in the comments ::))
I love that bottle stopper. Beautiful. Kate's rabbit earrings are so cute. Oscar is great helper. The sponge ware is very pretty too. Great video ladies.❤
Very entertaining video demonstrating that little jewels do shine on dull days. That blue bottle stop was the best. And thanks to Oscar for standing in for Kate at the roundup. The goby game revived some memories. Sue and Ian, Australia
It's a year since you added this video and I have enjoyed it so much. I have never held a gobby. But played jacks so much as a child. I was born in Kings Lynn and was taken to America at 6 weeks old and have lived here for 64 years. I so enjoy your videos. My mother who was born in BLACKHEATH and grew up in England would have lived your adventures. The history you shared is priceless as well as your family. Your fan in Oklahoma, Barb
What a sweet boy. Your family is lovely. 😊
Your family warms an old mans heart. Keep safe.
Ahh thank you Paddy :) x
I love the excitement in Kates voice, the smile on her face when a find amazes her. I love Oscar's cuteness! Wonderful video as always.
Thank you so much!
How many Mums will play 5 stones with there child as my Mum did with me over 50 years ago, a childhood memory not just of the game but of my mother too.
Time is the most precious thing you can give a child and its free ;)
You're all so happy about little things.
When you are crawling around in mud on a windy beach the smallest find becomes very very beautiful haha :)
That broken doll's leg would make a great wooden pegleg for a pirate doll ! Arrrr!
Tell Oscar he did excellent with the round up.
I will :)
thank you for taking me on such a wonderful adventure!
Ah! My favourite line! “It’s a Beeeeeeead!”.
Hahaha I suppose it is kinda our catch phrase :)
that blue diamond glass you found would make a great gas lamp for out side the dolls house
Sitting here with my old dog. He sleeps now. The orange cat cuddles happily up against me enjoying the warmth on a sudden cool summer day. Roddy, the big white dog, has come to the end of his winter. Goodbyes and final hugs for him. Thank you all my friends. Your happiness warms me.
that cobalt blue stopper was the best find so beautiful
The "knob" on the underside of the tile is how it would have been set in packed sand or other packing, it gives the tile stability.
Thankyou for playing gobs.. I still would love to learn knucklebones
The camera work is amazing! So pretty, even in the rain. You can use the broken doll's leg and add a little peg on the end to make a pirate doll.
Excellent idea Jeannie! 😊
We made a Pirate once at Halloween :)
I love Kate’s earrings and I love Fleur and Kate’s enthusiasm for treasure hunting.
The blue glass stopper is stunning. The buffalo pipe bowl is great. The dogs head is cute. Love Kates rabbit earrings. Five stones is the same game as fives, yes?
I love your video. You both are a gteat, mother and son couple. May God bless you for that 100 decade..hold you in health and happyness..🖐🙏💖🥰🍀❤👍
In one of the old Thumbelina books, she slept in a walnut shell. 😊
Hi! You can make a picture for your dollhouse using the oval metal piece and a picture from the newspaper you found! Just an idea!
Thanks for sharing your treasures! 🙋🏼♀️📰🇺🇸🙏🏻
Oscar is a precious child! He is smart and funny and so loving ❤️ Thank you Oscar for doing such a wonderful round up with your mom!! 🎉🎉🎉
Such wonderful hobbies and doing them with each other. Bliss
You guys are such a cute family. Stay that way🌹
Ooo what a beautiful blue stopper. Congrats
Never mind Mudlarking you could be nature photographers. Loving it and worth the wait. I have no idea how you spotted that tiny white bead, your eyes have become so attuned.
well, if you want to be put in a good mood just watch this video and get happy! the giddy excitement is enough to start your day out with a smile and appreciation over the little things.
Thank you that is a kind thing to say :)
love that beautiful blue stopper and amazing pipe bowls thanks for sharing Oscar keep playing you will master the game.
Wow! that cobalt blue stopper was worth the whole trip! Great finds, thanks for bringing us along :)
VERY interesting...I love mudlarking..!! Enjoy finding your treasures and thank you for sharing with us.!!! Stay safe..!!
I like acorns too Kate. I make necklaces from them. They're good luck. 😁👍 When you hold an acorn in your hand you're holding potential. That acorn, if planted, could grow into a huge oak tree. Then that tree will bear thousands of acorns in its life and each of those could grow into a tree. So when you hold a single acorn in your hand, you're holding a potential forest in the palm of your hand. Cool huh? 🤍 Ty the bonsai guy.
Im at work right now, but based on the joy in Kates face in the thumbnail, I am going to love this video! 🥰
yup. Love those windy gloomy days! The blue bottle stop is absolutely fabulous...
Your Oscar is so darn cute...he should help more often .Your so blessed to have such a nice family.
I love you found a "real" frozen Charlotte! As a crafter in the US, I follow an artist named Tim Holtz who sells art supplies to create mixed media art. Many years ago he decided to replicate a frozen Cjarlotte doll for use in art projects! Had he not oroduced and ontroduced a world of makers to his antique replicas, i would have had no clue why you'd be excited over a doll, even with no head!!! LoL tfs!
I’m sure others have said it before, but all I could think was “it was quite a gobviously shaped find!” 😂😂😂
:) :) :)
That little bit of jewelry looks like old and newer beads put together, pretty little dance of beads
I found my first dump bead today and thought of you both 😃 I had to day "It's a beeeead!" to myself 😄
Yay! Nothing like a beeeeead! :)
Cute Oscar! Just like my son was, looking shy until it was just family around. He is just like me now, he can't go anywhere that he doesn't meet someone he knows and then stops and talks. Me, if I don't know anyone I talk to those I have never met and get to know them. I feel your Kate is like that in a way. She is quite but talk about something she is very interested in and she gets very animated and excited, I love their energy! Please stay safe. ❤
The tubed piece of glass that she found along with the flat piece of pinkish glass with the shells and seaweed the 1st piece of glass she found is a flower Bud vase That was very popular during the thirties and forties it would be used in a little metal holder and would be placed on tables especially during the time of the USO's shows.
Loved this--retired teacher here and I miss my kids!!!
Lovely to see Oscar on the roundup, the Gobby match was funny.
Good job thank you for sharing
Love that blue bottle stop!!!
Funny you should apologize for your home. The whole time I was watching, I was thinking how charming it was, and how lovely the displays of objects are. It. Exudes warmth and love!
Oscar is adorable.☺️
Hello 👋from New York USA you both found amazing finds my favorite was the Cobalt blue perfume bottle stopper and the Buffalo 🐃 pipe bowl Thank You 😊 for bringing me along with you guy's I can't wait to see what you find next 😊
Thank you for watching :)
Used to love playing Jax , they were silver metal, sort of spikey 'sputnik' shaped, best played on a smooth pavement, you would toss them over the ground and use a small rubber ball taking it in turns to pick up one, then two etc until all the Jax were picked up. .the one who got the most at the end won. The most I could pick up in one go was 17, not bad considering I had such small hands then....in the summer we would play for hours, such simpler times.
My aunts were adept at jacks. They had additional moves, I remember being very young watching them play. They had one challenge as the game went on called "pig in a poke" they'd slide the jacks into a cave of sorts their free hand made. Very long ago. But this game reminded me of jacks as well. Good for hand eye coordination.
@@bluesingmusic3443 Oh I remember that now you mention it but we called it 'stables' we also played 'Around the World' where you had to circle your hand around the ball before picking up the jax and then catching the ball, also remember having to catch the jax on the back of your hands to see who would go first...happy days..lol
@@lynnhamps7052 yes I remember that too. TBH I could barely get past, 2s. LoL
Kate is amazing. So much so that her enthusiasm is infectious.
Thank you I think so too but I am biased as her mother :)
Oscar did a great job! I have to say, just me personally, I liked the roundups better when they were laid in front of you with Sunny giving his approval 😊
We may do some like that again but we like to change things up to keep it interesting :)
I've now heard of gobbys and blobbys watching mudlarking videos i love it
The pottery with the lump was probably a plate or stand with legs.
Hello beautiful video, mystery item looks like roof tile, I think the blob is to keep it on please, thank you.
Hi there. I think that the greatest challenge with jacks is to catch the ones you throw in the air on the back of your hand,not in the palm !!!! Good luck with having a go with that.!!! Greetings from Wolverhampton in The West Midlands. xxxxxxxx
Wow indeed awesome blue stopper.
The half a claw pipe bowl would make a beautiful necklace. The music is perfectly matched and beautiful with the video.
Such a beautiful family. A lovely video showing some sweet little finds. Thank you for filming in such windy wet weather for us. Well done Oscar at grasping the game of 'five jacks'. All of you take care.
Thanks so much :)
Bless you Oscar . Wow you found some awesome treasures, can’t wait to see what you guys do with some of the glass and china . God bless and stay safe and well 🙏🙏🥰🥰👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
Good job Oscar.
Oscar is a delight to watch, full of curiosity and determination. Your finds were interesting and I look forward to seeing the craft items made from them or groupings/collections eg perfume stoppers. Just to see the variety. Thank you for this video & thank you for being such a good mother, your children are a credit to you.
Ahh thank you very much :)
Great finds!!! And oh...I love Kate's rabbit earrings!!! Oscar is so adorable! Glad he enjoyed playing the game. Can't wait for the next video! Have a great weekend!
Take a bowl fill it with water before the tide goes out ,use it for cleaning, or just have squeezy bottle to water jet items .
I enjoyed you and Oscars roundup.so cute.
The natural footage that you guys snip in here and there is incredibly beautiful. Although, it is unmatched by the beauty of the relationship between mother and and daughter spending time building special memories like these. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you that is a very kind thing to say :)
Hi Fleur, I think the glazed mystery object is part of a footed platter. The glazing looks very decorative in color and the bulbus foot could have been one of 3 or 4 feet. It appears to have some sort of rimmed edge about it so perhaps it was use for slicing fruit and the rimmed edge would catch the juices. Just a guess....but it's fun letting one's imagination go and try and guess what it may have been!
Interesting theory I will have to look into that. I love a mystery item the ideas are endless and sometimes they turn out to be amazing things! :)
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers YES! I love the fact that you two are somewhat historians and take the time to find out what things are. I rather enjoy that you and Kate do follow up and post in your videos when you find out what a mystery item is. Onward super sleuths!
What did you discover about that piece these 2 years ago? @@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers
Boy they certainly made beautiful things back in the day!
So fun to see Oscar joining in on the fun. 🙋♀️🍭🙋♀️
Oscar that reminds me I forgot to tell you how much I enjoyed when you did that snippet of video while Kate was out in the mud a few videos ago. I loved your 🐝 china and you did a great job filming! it is so cool that we get to watch you grow up! great job Oscar 🐝💯
Oscar is going to be more involved in the channel over the Summer holidays :)
It was great to see Oscar enjoying a game of fives . great video..stay safe..V...
Hi, I just found you today and watched the most current vlog and this one. I'm enjoying it very much. I'm from Southern California and lived there for 62 years. Now I'm in North Georgia in a town called Woodstock. I have no clue where I would go mudlarking if I were still in California because where ever there's water, except beaches, there would be no way we would be able to do it without it being illegal. Now in Georgia I'm nowhere near a beach but there are streams, lakes, rivers etc everywhere. Maybe after my knee replacement and some research I could find some dumping places that are available to go to. I think it would be fun. Of course it won't be as old as the things you find but I know there will be something, at least some arrowheads.
I'm glad you played the five stones game because I had no clue what you were talking about.
A couple comments - the unidentified item - perhaps it's a roof tile and the bump thing is to keep it in place. (?) The casio watch - perhaps it's not broke but needs a battery.
Just a note - it's hard to see items when you show them especially the little bits. I recently saw a woman tell a vlogger on her video that if she holds the item in one hand and holds the palm of the other hand very flatly behind the item the details can be made out and is so much easier to see the size of it. Thank's for sharing your life hobby with us.
Wonderful finds! And I adore your youngest and you playing at the end ♡ he was so cute helping you.
Great to see Oscar doing so well in front of the camera.
He is getting better and better bless him :)
I love watching these two women search for treasures…look at the joy!
Great game of gobbies! Super round-up with Oscar. Loved the blue bottle stopper. The pipes were amazing. 🦋
Thanks for filling
in Oscar.
That was so good .you found some great things.but the icing on the cake was seeing Oscar he is the image of Kate you have two lovley looking children Fleur. Well done Oscar on getting the four.as they say if at first you dont succeed try try and try again and you did it.take care.🐱
Loved it and you teaching Oscar about irony and bottoms ; priceless ; you always remind me of my mother's humour ,she taught me all the lessons I have ever needed in life and to see beauty in the simplest of things . Stay warm and dry beside your awesome fireplace which again reminds me of an 1890's interior. Love ; Love ; Love
Ah thank you, I take that as a great compliment. Need to stay warm by a fire, the weather has been absolutely terrible haha :)
How I've missed you! ❤
Thank you!😆 great film!
Same. Acons are awesome. And basically the 'bedrock and Seed of things to come'. See what l did there. Cool.🦪❤ ps you're videos rock.
Lovely finds I like the 1/2 mother of pearl button I could see a crescent moon
sculpted for dolls house window
Lovely! :)
I wonder how long ago it was when someone last played with those game pieces. That's really cool. 👍
I think what you do is so cool. It's a part of archeology in your past. Y'all take care stay safe and God bless
Knuckle bones, bottle stoppers, pipe bowls are all great finds. Good to see Oscar again.
I love how excited you both get and how you see what you can do with things artistically.
Thank you Time Foolery (Love the name by the way!) We really love mudlarking and do get very excited about our finds!
As always a wonderful time mud larking with you. Loved the blue bottle stopper, and pipe bowl. Kate was missed, but the two of you did an excellent job at the round up. Oscar is such a handsome little man, and learning the ropes well. Here's hoping the family stays healthy, and safe.
Thank you so much :)
Really enjoyed this so much.
Never apologise for living...mess?
I didn't notice anything messy myself. I was thinking how interesting your home looked. Lots of things to look at.
I think its the small things ypu find and are interested in that i enjoy most from your finds. Such very interesting little treasures.
I love also that you make use of your found objects and enjoy to see what you make from them.
Re the Gobbies, years ago my hubby found a partially made one in our garden...or a very worn one? Always wondered what it was and always kept hold of it.
Playing that game reminded me of playng Jacks as a child. A very homely and comforting end to this extended post. What a lovely young man you have there. X
Brilliant ! And well done Oscar !
Your home looks wonderful . Full of curiosity and something of interest for everyone. No one should ever claim to be bored there in a rainy indoor day.
Woo you all find such fun items, and your little boy is just adorable there at the end : )
Luv luv luv the dogs head! It would make a neat bottle stopper. Enjoy larking... I luv watchin
That is a great idea but I think we might turn it in to a new member of the Mudlarking family with a soft body (two people suggested it in the comments ::))
Cool that sounds awesome as well
Think the cobalt blue stopper was best, think James Bond likes his drinks shaken, not stirred, probably even more if it's perfume.
Fab as ever! Hope Kate doesn't work too hard! 😦 It is great to see Fleur and Oscar playing 5 stones! Looks like a fun game.
Such a great helper at the round up! Another wonderful video. Thank you.
I just love watching your videos. Oscar is such a delightful young man.
I love that bottle stopper. Beautiful. Kate's rabbit earrings are so cute. Oscar is great helper. The sponge ware is very pretty too. Great video ladies.❤
The sweetest horrified face of Oscar when you said cat guts, remarkable, like you said "he's too cute" 😁
Hahaha it was a picture! :)
Good going Oscar! Persistence pays off.
I like the way you (Fleur) and Oscar did the roundup; it was very sweet and well done. Your game of Jacks was a blast!
Ahh thank you :)
The blue bottle stopper is so beautyful. Wow. Congrats👍👍👍
Lots of amazing finds after he storm! That blue stopper and the hatpin are stunning :) Great job Oscar to help with the round up !!! Nicole & Craig
You really must come down this way, you would absolutely love treasure beach for beads and gems! :)
Very entertaining video demonstrating that little jewels do shine on dull days. That blue bottle stop was the best. And thanks to Oscar for standing in for Kate at the roundup. The goby game revived some memories. Sue and Ian, Australia