A couple of times I found larger clay pots. Be sure to always look inside of them. Two of them that I found were actually filled! One was completely filled with marbles and the other was filled with buttons, small ceramic animals and a bunch of other cool little trinkets like jacks, marbles, small led toys and random goodies :)
Get peppermint oil to ward off the bugs. I love when you find alley-gobs. They remind me of my sister who passed 30 years ago. She was the jacks champion in the park district of our town when she was 12, back in the 60s. I miss her, she was 4 years older than I and I wanted to be just like her.
Dear ladies, I hate seeing you get all torn up & scratched to ribbons crawling through the trees & undergrowth!! ; I was thinking that it might be a good idea to take a pair of succeteers or garden cutters with you next time to help you find your way through without you getting injured. Thank you for yet another delightful video & for sharing your adventures with us. Love from Sydney Australia. 😊🐨
Nature does so much to keep humans away, doesn't it? The weather, thorns, poison plants, bug that bite & sting, Nettles, burrs. The snow baby has such a cute face, I hope you find a way to make it a doll in a fuzzy snowsuit.
Well now I know where my mum got the phrase: I'll snatch that wig right off your head!" She wore wigs in the 60's and 70's for different looks. I had one on one day and that's what she said. LOL
I read an article from the University of Chicago about Washington's home and Male Hair Care. There were some curlers found in excavations at his home and surrounding area that had the "WB" mark on them. They don't know who it stands for, so no help there, but I found it very interesting that these curlers with the same marks were found on Washington's home property.
Hello ladies. Since I know very well what is it to be completly surrounded by brambles full of spikes, I suggest you to buy and carry some pair of shears maybe. It get me out of trouble many times. And, knowing your "style", you should know that you can find some lovely vintage little winemaker shears on many selling web sites. The smallest ones aren't too heavy to carry and I think it may be an efficient way to seek more beautiful things that you show us. And these oldies are still way better and resistant then the modern ones. Love your channel guys. Cheers from south of France.
All your videos look so idylic and peaceful but little do we the viewers know how much you ladies suffer to bring us such lovely content. Believe me we so appreciate it. May your bug bites heal soon.
The wig curlers, the alleygobs, the buttons are all time travelers in their own way. They lived useful and interesting lives only to lie dormant until found. They stretch from their time to ours to tell a tiny story, each fascinating in itself. Dumpdiggers are like household archaeologists- bringing everyday life into focus in a lively, immediate way. I’m not going to say non academic- because you do due diligence and research for your finds. Please keep doing what you do. Maybe one day I can come & join you! 😊☺️😊✨
I misspelled that half-moon w/the patina (is what I wrote, but spell check changed it to the screwy way it came out) 😐. Painted yellow, it could be on the wall of the Nursery!
Thank you for the history of the wig snatchers. I tried to not laugh but the more stories you told I simply couldn't help it. The boy in the basket was the best ... and the dog. Congrats on your finds. Hope the bug bites going away quickly. See ya next time.
In the early 70's my eldest sister learned wig making during her hairdressing apprenticeship. A very arduous and long process. She still has her books with the history and pictures of the old wigs and curlers. Fascinating stuff. LOVE it. LOVE the history!! xx Teresa ❤🇦🇺
I really love this channel. I especially like that you work with the surrounding you search within rather than destroying things like others do. You respect the countryside and nature. This channel is so gentle and relaxing. Thank you for that.x
For mosquito bites, (I learned last year during covid 19 lock down), if you put hand sanitizer on mosquito bites asap they will quickly stop itching altogether and just fade away! Worth a try after already getting bit. Love the finds!
With one of the small dolls head/figurine head and shoulders, you could make a "bust" for the doll house - by filing the figurine flat at the bottom, then gluing it on a small piece of wood that has been stained and polished.
I've been in intensive care in hospital for over a week now and your video was such a lovely break from all the beeping machines and moaning bodies around me. Thank you for taking me outside for a while❤
We are so sorry to hear that! We hope you feel better soon! Kate was in intensive care for about 2-3 weeks once and we both know what a scary lifeless place they are xxxx
Perhaps make two big wigs for you both to wear in the cold winter. Would be a good laugh to wear them mudlarking. I dare you! Or make some for the higher up dolls...
The next time you go to a thorny place, take a pair of nippers/gardening clippers, it will make things so much easier and it all grown back within a month. I loved the video with all the great finds.
i love your stories and adventures you enjoy daily. My location is usa in the south and bugs and bites are part of my upbringing as a child; my friends and I fed many bugs in our lives. We got used to it, but no fun for sure. No bottle dumps in my upbringing, but I feel less of a person for it. I love history and collecting things. Give me 5 things today, and I will put 3 things away and the other 2 things in a collection. I am 75 now, so you have some idea of how many collections I have. I collect History also and try to apply that knowledge when I can. The times you two share are what is important, nothing else compares to it. Shut my mouth now. Enjoy your day and thank you for what you share. Joseph from Tennessee,USA
I think this is the best channel on UA-cam, for me at least. I love insects, plants, flowers, birds, and especially material bits of history, even fragments that most people would not see as valuable. Thank you so much for sharing with us!
That was such an interesting history about wig snatchers, i haven't heard of that before. I like the melted bottle and the coin. Thank you and have a good week
I am so happy I found this channel, Growing up I was full of such wonder and I was such an explorer. My family would call me the real life Tinker Bell the way I’d find Knickknacks and tinker them into something better. Growing up is a pain. And I’ve learned that when someone tells you to cherish the younger days, to really do so as they’re gone in a blink of an eye. This channel brings me back to those roots full of optimism, wonder and creativity. Thank you guys for what you do. This past week has been so nice and subtle since finding your channel and im forever grateful
That sweet little melted bottle might make a nice umbrella stand! Lovely episode, thanks for putting yourselves in such uncomfortable situations to bring us these fun videos.
I would say that the bottle stopper 🚏, the little bottle and the claw pipe stem, little boys head,wig curler, and the coins made up for the mosquito 🦟 and the nettles.
The info on the wig curlers was hilarious and interesting. Great research work. You two certainly put yourselves through the wringer with all your burrowing efforts through the vegetation!! Just rewards though. Thank you. Sue and Ian
Another terrific film, ladies! I love the B roll shots as they, coupled with the music choice, are so peaceful. I look forward to each one you put out. Thank you for your hard work and time.
what a cute little boy you found It’s not often you find boys. Maybe you can make him whole again. Be careful of mosquito bites you need a good spray for your skin and clothing. You are both real troopers. I do hope you can give that little boy a body. He has such a cute face. Two ! Alley gobs ! Even though you didn’t get very many things you found interesting things. Considering the heat, bites, stings and getting scratched you did well. Lots of love from Diane in upstate New York.
What a story about the wig curlers but ir was very interesting but fancy having your wig ripped off your head as you were walking along it must have been pretty embarrassing.i loved the littleblue burnt bottle the colour was lovley. Hope your stings and bites recover.take care 🐱🐱
Amazing that you can just go out and find great dumps in Kent... Seems to be full of them! That little shard of pottery with boats on would be perfect cut into a rectangle and framed for the nursery as a picture!
At Time stamp 2:31 the broken pot would of made a cute chair for the dolls house. Just put in some padding and make a little cushion. I just installed two windows, a closet bump-out ( to give more room for space) and tomorrow I am installing French doors to a Barbie size doll house out of a huge corner cabinet. Much Love from WA State from Wyld Child Designs
Wow, cool finds 😎 I was worried when Kate crawled through the thorny vines (with Indiana Jones backpack 🥰) that she would get stuck, but made it 😁 Love the little boy snow figure and blue melted bottle ❤🥰
Hello 👋 from New York USA you Guy's found Some Amazing Finds my Favorite Definitely Was the Little Bottle Stopper and the Wig Curler Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next 😊 😀 ☺️
This is an odd aside: It is amazing to me how well behaved ivy is in your country. Here in the Willamette Valley of Oregon (and some coastal areas too) introduced ivy is very aggressive, and has killed even big trees by strangling them. English ivy is great -- in England!
Hi .just read your comment about our well behaved English ivy.oh but that were true my poor garden is besieged by it .its grown through the hedges .climbed up a poplar and ash tree .ive tried everything.but someone told me to spray vinigar at the root.just one problem how on earth do you find the root .? Take care.from Staffordshire England.
It’s winter here in NZ. Well, as winters go in the Bay of Plenty, we are really amateurs at it. It rains a lot. 17C is a cold day. We rarely get frosts. It’s lovely to see you having and enjoying nice weather. I love watching you fossicking about. Thank you for such great videos. The melted bottle was one of my favourites. Don’t know why! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟☺️
You ladies were proper explorers for this video! 😄 It was very near a jungle out there lol. Thank you so much for braving the nettles and mosquitoes 🦟💚😊🍀
In Canada, nobody goes into a rural/forested area without putting on LOTS of bug repellent. We have mosquitos, of course, but worse than that are the black flies! *Shudder* And in case we do get nailed, we have After-Bite, a wonderful analgesic liquid that kills the itch and pain. :) I apologise for laughing while Kate tried to crawl through the thorn bushes. There's no remedy for that, so just don't do it. ROFL Wonderful finds, especially the burnt apothecary bottle and the wig curler. See you next time.
You crazy, dedicated mudlarking girls! The things you will put yourselves through to find fabulous tiny treasures. The mosquitoes alone would've deterred me, for sure. I just love the history behind the finds. The wig curler history was fascinating (and rather amusing).
Hi, Great finds from grubbing around braving the nettles and brambles. Loved the little burnt bottle and the snow boy. Magical to hear the wren singing away while you searched for tiny treasures. Great day out, thank you.
Hi great video! I don’t know the science behind it but copper oxide is sometimes added to molten glass to give it the blue colour, so I’m guessing when small bottle was melted it somehow turned back copper sort of!!! Love the miniature makes as well.
You might want to bring a pair of pruning shears so you can get yourself untangled easier, so you don't have to be a catortionist or acrobat getting through the bush. I did have a little chuckle over how you twisted yourself into a knot.
I'm amazed your don't take garden snippers with you to cut back some of the branches as you go, they aren't heavy and pruning a little wouldn't hurt the bushes.
You guys are game, i heard from another mud larker that he uses peppermint oil (pure). He puts it on his clothes and hat, on his skin he diluted it in water and makes a spray for his skin and he swears by it🤷♀️🤷♀️ maybe a small pair of secateurs to cut the brambles?. Love your finds though and the history on the wig curlers. Take care and thank you for sharing 👍👏❤️
Loved seeing Kate doing yoga moves amongst the brambles
A couple of times I found larger clay pots. Be sure to always look inside of them. Two of them that I found were actually filled! One was completely filled with marbles and the other was filled with buttons, small ceramic animals and a bunch of other cool little trinkets like jacks, marbles, small led toys and random goodies :)
Get peppermint oil to ward off the bugs. I love when you find alley-gobs. They remind me of my sister who passed 30 years ago. She was the jacks champion in the park district of our town when she was 12, back in the 60s. I miss her, she was 4 years older than I and I wanted to be just like her.
Vicks vapor rub works too
@@WhatSarahLikes1 I will try that too.
Sounds like you had a wonderful sister
@@sticklebacksummer Thank you, she was a very loving person.
Your sister sounds like she was very lovely :) :)
I absolutely love Fluer's dress!!!
Thank you! :) :)
Dear ladies, I hate seeing you get all torn up & scratched to ribbons crawling through the trees & undergrowth!! ; I was thinking that it might be a good idea to take a pair of succeteers or garden cutters with you next time to help you find your way through without you getting injured. Thank you for yet another delightful video & for sharing your adventures with us. Love from Sydney Australia. 😊🐨
Nature does so much to keep humans away, doesn't it? The weather, thorns, poison plants, bug that bite & sting, Nettles, burrs. The snow baby has such a cute face, I hope you find a way to make it a doll in a fuzzy snowsuit.
That would be lovely! :)
Sorry it was a miserable day. funny that when you mention hair I think about the beautiful ringlets that form in your hair when it gets wet Kate
Well now I know where my mum got the phrase: I'll snatch that wig right off your head!" She wore wigs in the 60's and 70's for different looks. I had one on one day and that's what she said. LOL
You definitely need a clipper in your pocket to get access to some goodies
You two are tougher than I would be.
I read an article from the University of Chicago about Washington's home and Male Hair Care. There were some curlers found in excavations at his home and surrounding area that had the "WB" mark on them. They don't know who it stands for, so no help there, but I found it very interesting that these curlers with the same marks were found on Washington's home property.
Hello ladies. Since I know very well what is it to be completly surrounded by brambles full of spikes, I suggest you to buy and carry some pair of shears maybe. It get me out of trouble many times. And, knowing your "style", you should know that you can find some lovely vintage little winemaker shears on many selling web sites. The smallest ones aren't too heavy to carry and I think it may be an efficient way to seek more beautiful things that you show us. And these oldies are still way better and resistant then the modern ones. Love your channel guys. Cheers from south of France.
A pair of secateurs would be handy
All your videos look so idylic and peaceful but little do we the viewers know how much you ladies suffer to bring us such lovely content. Believe me we so appreciate it. May your bug bites heal soon.
Thank you :)
The wig curlers, the alleygobs, the buttons are all time travelers in their own way. They lived useful and interesting lives only to lie dormant until found. They stretch from their time to ours to tell a tiny story, each fascinating in itself. Dumpdiggers are like household archaeologists- bringing everyday life into focus in a lively, immediate way. I’m not going to say non academic- because you do due diligence and research for your finds. Please keep doing what you do. Maybe one day I can come & join you! 😊☺️😊✨
We are definitely social historians to a degree 😀
Love from the old lady in Texas God bless you❤ always and forever
I think we need a potato coin update!
I love the fact that your mom does everything with you including crawl in the bushes... You both are inspiring.
Yes I agree. I miss my mom so much, and your adventures always cheer me up.
I misspelled that half-moon w/the patina (is what I wrote, but spell check changed it to the screwy way it came out) 😐. Painted yellow, it could be on the wall of the Nursery!
Kate, the absolute icon, crawling through a bramble hedge wearing an Indiana Jones backpack 👏 🏆 Another lovely video, thank you!
She loves that back pack haha :)
The history of wig thievery was hair raising😳
Who Knew??? 😄
LOL! Great pun💚
Kate, great idea with the bulb. Loved your video
We all wait for summer and then the bugs arrive. Nature having a giggle on us. Thank you for this lovely video. Wonderful wig curler history.
maybe you should carry a pair of hand clippers for just this instance to cut your branches so you can get out.
Oh wow bless your heart!! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for the history of the wig snatchers. I tried to not laugh but the more stories you told I simply couldn't help it. The boy in the basket was the best ... and the dog. Congrats on your finds. Hope the bug bites going away quickly. See ya next time.
The illustrations are particularly funny :)
In the early 70's my eldest sister learned wig making during her hairdressing apprenticeship. A very arduous and long process. She still has her books with the history and pictures of the old wigs and curlers. Fascinating stuff. LOVE it. LOVE the history!! xx Teresa ❤🇦🇺
Thank you! :)
11:35 When you ask Kate what she is doing. Why, yoga of course!!
I really love this channel. I especially like that you work with the surrounding you search within rather than destroying things like others do. You respect the countryside and nature. This channel is so gentle and relaxing. Thank you for that.x
Thank you very much!
Love the Indiana Jones pack! How fitting! 😃
For mosquito bites, (I learned last year during covid 19 lock down), if you put hand sanitizer on mosquito bites asap they will quickly stop itching altogether and just fade away! Worth a try after already getting bit. Love the finds!
Thank you we will try :)
With one of the small dolls head/figurine head and shoulders, you could make a "bust" for the doll house - by filing the figurine flat at the bottom, then gluing it on a small piece of wood that has been stained and polished.
Very interesting roller find. Like the tiny bottle stopper. Enjoy you ladies always. Neat coins.
The lengths you are willing to go to practice your craft.
I've been in intensive care in hospital for over a week now and your video was such a lovely break from all the beeping machines and moaning bodies around me. Thank you for taking me outside for a while❤
Prayers for a speedy recovery 🙏
@@tiaking2002 Thank you, that is very nice of you❤
Been through it myself, wishing you all the best, Keep your pecker up!
@@sticklebacksummerthank you, me too. I am chronically ill and bed ridden and a here quite often. Still it is never pleasant... 😬
We are so sorry to hear that! We hope you feel better soon! Kate was in intensive care for about 2-3 weeks once and we both know what a scary lifeless place they are xxxx
I think it might be a good idea to pack a pair of pruners with you when you go back there! Those thorns were nasty!
A trefoil is 3 leaves like a clover. I like the little head - I always like those kind of things as much as I like the animals you find.
I enjoy creating miniatures now and use Found Objects each time I can.
Caboodling in the bushes
What a great adventure difficulty level 💯
Perhaps make two big wigs for you both to wear in the cold winter. Would be a good laugh to wear them mudlarking. I dare you! Or make some for the higher up dolls...
Fascinating video this week, we all learn something new every day xx
The next time you go to a thorny place, take a pair of nippers/gardening clippers, it will make things so much easier and it all grown back within a month. I loved the video with all the great finds.
The heck with that!! Take a machete!!! ROFL And maybe a macho man to wield it for you. :D :D
i love your stories and adventures you enjoy daily. My location is usa in the south and bugs and bites are part of my upbringing as a child; my friends and I fed many bugs in our lives. We got used to it, but no fun for sure. No bottle dumps in my upbringing, but I feel less of a person for it. I love history and collecting things. Give me 5 things today, and I will put 3 things away and the other 2 things in a collection. I am 75 now, so you have some idea of how many collections I have. I collect History also and try to apply that knowledge when I can. The times you two share are what is important, nothing else compares to it. Shut my mouth now. Enjoy your day and thank you for what you share.
Joseph from Tennessee,USA
We have quite a lot of collections too haha :)
I love history too and old things
Interesting history on the 1800s wings 🫢
Wow, great history on the wigs! Lol Great to know where "bigwig" came from!
I think this is the best channel on UA-cam, for me at least. I love insects, plants, flowers, birds, and especially material bits of history, even fragments that most people would not see as valuable. Thank you so much for sharing with us!
Thank you that is very kind :)
That was such an interesting history about wig snatchers, i haven't heard of that before. I like the melted bottle and the coin. Thank you and have a good week
Thank you!
I am so happy I found this channel, Growing up I was full of such wonder and I was such an explorer. My family would call me the real life Tinker Bell the way I’d find Knickknacks and tinker them into something better.
Growing up is a pain. And I’ve learned that when someone tells you to cherish the younger days, to really do so as they’re gone in a blink of an eye.
This channel brings me back to those roots full of optimism, wonder and creativity. Thank you guys for what you do. This past week has been so nice and subtle since finding your channel and im forever grateful
Thank you so much for this lovely comment! :)
These videos bring me peace. 💕from🇺🇸
That sweet little melted bottle might make a nice umbrella stand! Lovely episode, thanks for putting yourselves in such uncomfortable situations to bring us these fun videos.
You need to take secateurs with you, or just carry some in the car for these situations. Lovely finds. 💖
That melted mini bottle would make a great butter churn for the doll's house!
Great idea!!
You guys lasted much longer than I would have. You even managed to bring out some nice stuff.
I would say that the bottle stopper 🚏, the little bottle and the claw pipe stem, little boys head,wig curler, and the coins made up for the mosquito 🦟 and the nettles.
I think a small hatchet would come in handy. I was giggling watching you get through the brush! Brave!!
Like the stories also.
The info on the wig curlers was hilarious and interesting. Great research work. You two certainly put yourselves through the wringer with all your burrowing efforts through the vegetation!! Just rewards though. Thank you. Sue and Ian
Mosquitoes really love me so I have to use essential oil with peppermint oil helps keep them away
Another terrific film, ladies! I love the B roll shots as they, coupled with the music choice, are so peaceful. I look forward to each one you put out. Thank you for your hard work and time.
That broken figurine looked a bit like a pot bellied stove without the door
what a cute little boy you found It’s not often you find boys. Maybe you can make him whole again. Be careful of mosquito bites you need a good spray for your skin and clothing. You are both real troopers. I do hope you can give that little boy a body. He has such a cute face. Two ! Alley gobs ! Even though you didn’t get very many things you found interesting things. Considering the heat, bites, stings and getting scratched you did well. Lots of love from Diane in upstate New York.
Thank you!:)
Great Video and Great finds👍
The heat really came through in this episode, and the wig history was brilliant.
It was really really hot(a bit like now)!! :)
Loved the wig snatcher stories, the tiny blue burnt bottle is so cute!
I use Avon o so soft spray to ward off midges etc x
Thanks we will try it :)
Love the game pieces, I used to play this at school with my friends
What a story about the wig curlers but ir was very interesting but fancy having your wig ripped off your head as you were walking along it must have been pretty embarrassing.i loved the littleblue burnt bottle the colour was lovley. Hope your stings and bites recover.take care 🐱🐱
😄 mudlarking yoga poses! But I would have been there, right with you!😻
That is so funny. you guys would love Mud Bagger videos he goes to one spot that washes up different things every day.
Amazing that you can just go out and find great dumps in Kent... Seems to be full of them! That little shard of pottery with boats on would be perfect cut into a rectangle and framed for the nursery as a picture!
I second that, Richard! I was disappointed they didn't have that round, concave piece of glass in the round-up. I wonder what it was...? :)
That is a great idea! It is harder this time of year because of bugs and nettles though haha :)
@@noraleestone2859 Sorry sometimes slip through the round up :)
The porcelain boy figure is from a pair of 19th century German porcelain figures of a boy and girl in winter dress. Very cute.
Thank you! :)
A gobbie is still on my bucket list!
At Time stamp 2:31 the broken pot would of made a cute chair for the dolls house. Just put in some padding and make a little cushion. I just installed two windows, a closet bump-out ( to give more room for space) and tomorrow I am installing French doors to a Barbie size doll house out of a huge corner cabinet. Much Love from WA State from Wyld Child Designs
Sounds amazing! :)
Wow, cool finds 😎 I was worried when Kate crawled through the thorny vines (with Indiana Jones backpack 🥰) that she would get stuck, but made it 😁 Love the little boy snow figure and blue melted bottle ❤🥰
Great idea :)
Sorry it was such an uncomfortable mudlark. Super information on wig snatchers. Have a great week.
Thank you! You too!
You two make time go by so quickly! :)
Good thing my hair curls naturally! I've never found any of those wig curlers haha
Hello 👋 from New York USA you Guy's found Some Amazing Finds my Favorite Definitely Was the Little Bottle Stopper and the Wig Curler Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next 😊 😀 ☺️
This is an odd aside: It is amazing to me how well behaved ivy is in your country. Here in the Willamette Valley of Oregon (and some coastal areas too) introduced ivy is very aggressive, and has killed even big trees by strangling them. English ivy is great -- in England!
Hi .just read your comment about our well behaved English ivy.oh but that were true my poor garden is besieged by it .its grown through the hedges .climbed up a poplar and ash tree .ive tried everything.but someone told me to spray vinigar at the root.just one problem how on earth do you find the root .? Take care.from Staffordshire England.
It’s winter here in NZ. Well, as winters go in the Bay of Plenty, we are really amateurs at it. It rains a lot. 17C is a cold day. We rarely get frosts. It’s lovely to see you having and enjoying nice weather. I love watching you fossicking about. Thank you for such great videos. The melted bottle was one of my favourites. Don’t know why! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟☺️
You ladies were proper explorers for this video! 😄 It was very near a jungle out there lol. Thank you so much for braving the nettles and mosquitoes 🦟💚😊🍀
In Canada, nobody goes into a rural/forested area without putting on LOTS of bug repellent. We have mosquitos, of course, but worse than that are the black flies! *Shudder* And in case we do get nailed, we have After-Bite, a wonderful analgesic liquid that kills the itch and pain. :) I apologise for laughing while Kate tried to crawl through the thorn bushes. There's no remedy for that, so just don't do it. ROFL Wonderful finds, especially the burnt apothecary bottle and the wig curler. See you next time.
Will look in to After bite thank you 😀
Also you could harvest those nettles , they are quite good eats , make a nice tea as well
Love watching your round-up section, I always learn something new. Thanks ladies.
I so hate bugs!!!
But it was neat to see what you found and I love how you research the history of what you find!
Stay safe and well gals!
You crazy, dedicated mudlarking girls! The things you will put yourselves through to find fabulous tiny treasures. The mosquitoes alone would've deterred me, for sure. I just love the history behind the finds. The wig curler history was fascinating (and rather amusing).
Yes but we did not stay long though haha :)
Do you think you could use extra gobbies as books on a shelf for your doll's house. Really enjoy your channels!
That is a great idea 😀
Ouch bless your heart I know that hurts and those mosquitoes do too keep up the good work digging I enjoyed your video 😞♥️👍👍👍👍
Hi, Great finds from grubbing around braving the nettles and brambles. Loved the little burnt bottle and the snow boy. Magical to hear the wren singing away while you searched for tiny treasures. Great day out, thank you.
I was itching in sympathy! Mosquitoes are horrible! Loved the finds, they were wonderful.
Crazy brambles couldn’t keep you both out of the dump. I’m amazed how big a penny is. Wow.
Hi great video! I don’t know the science behind it but copper oxide is sometimes added to molten glass to give it the blue colour, so I’m guessing when small bottle was melted it somehow turned back copper sort of!!! Love the miniature makes as well.
Cheers
You might want to bring a pair of pruning shears so you can get yourself untangled easier, so you don't have to be a catortionist or acrobat getting through the bush. I did have a little chuckle over how you twisted yourself into a knot.
I'm amazed your don't take garden snippers with you to cut back some of the branches as you go, they aren't heavy and pruning a little wouldn't hurt the bushes.
You guys are game, i heard from another mud larker that he uses peppermint oil (pure). He puts it on his clothes and hat, on his skin he diluted it in water and makes a spray for his skin and he swears by it🤷♀️🤷♀️ maybe a small pair of secateurs to cut the brambles?. Love your finds though and the history on the wig curlers. Take care and thank you for sharing 👍👏❤️
Lovely video nice historical touch with your skirt lifter clip Fleur looking forward to the next film on both channels
They come in handy :)
I saw how you “Indiana Jones’d” your way through that treacherous jungle, Kate! 😂 ❤️🇨🇦❤️
😁
Hi. I always take my Mosquito repellent spray with me everywhere i go. :-)
The wig and curler history was fascinating.