That beautiful emerald green poison bottle would turn out beautifully if you put it through a rock tumbler with a fine grit. A rock tumbler can remove the "sick" from glass, and sea glass, making the bits appear shiny and clear like little gems. Love the brass look on the bottle too. 😊
That metal plate with the figures on the boat might be the seven lucky gods on the treasure boat. On New Years in Japan the seven lucky gods are supposed to arrive on a treasure boat.
Si-Finds, Send an image of that flamingo colored bead to Northern Mudlarks. Ask them about the brothers in the 20s making Egyptian style jewelry. The beads are apparently on the rare side, as bead collecting goes. Gail and Alex can fill in the details for you. Nice gold. 24K?
Your trips to the dump nerve fail to excite me. Green bottles, coins, chins, doll faces, mortar shells, and old newspapers. I bet Kit a Caboodle and Norther Mudlarkers would love to spend a day or two hunting the dump with you and your friends. I would too but as I am in Kansas USA and 70 yrs old the chance of my getting to the UK is slim at best. I'll just live my mudlarking thrills through my UA-cam friends. Please stay safe. ❤
Hi, at 7.38 the page from the book is a chapter called the Potter’s Field, the poor people’s burial ground in the New York City slums mid 1880’s. The book is called How the Other Half Lives by Jacob Riis who was wealthy man who lived in the tenement slums of New York and wrote what he saw. Book came out in 1896 or 1898 I believe. Interesting you found in the dump in England during that time period!
I'm glad you took the sink home. When I first saw it I was thinking it would make a nice planter for flowers in a garden, but your sink installation is a great idea!
Thank you Si. That was a fine tribute to a forgotten soldier and being the son of a soldier who fought to free the world of evil in 1945, I appreciate the effort you’ve put forth in bringing his memory back. If he has surviving family they should be proud of him.
Just seems like such wholesome and wonderful friendships. I enjoy all of your videos but especially the ones with Kev. (And obviously the ones with Nelson and the rescue chickens)
Yes! I love when you go to a dump! And with my favorites Terry and Kev! Wow Kev finds the good stuff !! The sink looks great , and the poison bottle looks very cool ! You always get my creative wheels turning . Another great video Simon 👍🏻✌🏼👊🏼❤️☀️
Guys, that was a great haul! The bottles....omg...the colors! Wow...I am just amazed..the Bovril and the dolls face. The ceramic bottle was so 👌! That is a great bottle dump...very full of historyyyyyy!
I use pot lids as kitchen hooks. (I used to live near Stoke and could get lots of pretty odd lids from Spode and other top manufacturers) I fix several different ones to a piece of wood for an eclectic set for hanging over gloves, tea towels etc.
What a great little hobo. Love that glycol thymoline bottle. Really great find was the dragon/boat piece. Maybe cut out dragon and boat then attach them to a wooden tray? The tub would also be a lovely garden pot. Fantastic finds altogether and thanks for taking us along.
Denture cleaning tablets will take the staining off bottles, my have to do a couple of times. I use it on my soda water bottles that come out of the ground.
Crazy to find labels still attached! And to find a complete little hobo. He can wonder again now that he’s no longer down in the dumps. You guys found so many treasures. It’s great for you to get together for these treasure hunts.
Maybe I am in the minority, however I would like to see more actual digging out of these items. How much more exciting it would be! I'm surprised you lugged that sink back to your home and I am very impressed. Love that sink!
I love what you said about the sink. I agree with you and think it is poetic and something every school child should hear and write a report about. We all need to upcycle. I love to.
Kevin comes up with some of the best bottles! That one right after the coin at the beginning of the video caught my eye. I am so jelly of the history you gents find! One man's muck is another man's treasure 😊
Sweet fun guys and Si, love the re-purpose on the sink! My favorite place on the old farm was the outside sink! So handy! Enjoy! Also, a FYI about cleaning glass; my Grandma thought me to use shaving cream! It’s non-toxic, smells good and cleans great! It is also beneficial for use on bathroom mirrors. It helps minimize steam on your mirror after a hot shower! Happy Mudlarking!
Love Kevins finds. Everyone had a good day! Fun! Thank you, Si. Love the outdoor sink! Upcycling is the way. I upcycle disgarded fabric into aprons, dresses and whatever comes to mind. The green not to be taken looks great!
What a wondrous dump. Just full of goodies. I got so excited seeing the wire figure pottery holder. I have collected a bunch of old pieces of pottery, glass, etc, whole metal detecting and larking along old mill streams, that just sit in a box., I’m inspired to make some kind of cosmic display with wire. Happy for you with the nostalgic sink that will get well used. Hope to see you all revisit that site again.
Catching up on my UA-cam videos -- was away in Ohio visiting my daughter, son-in-law and two grandsons (I live in Maryland). Great to have "buddy time" at a dump! And the great variety of things that you can find there -- and some intact. And I definitely want to know more about that shell -- who tossed it out in the trash????? Cheers!!!!
You have to follow up with Kev, so we can see what he's able to do with that! I'm always amazed at how clever some folks are. Think about Nicola's art with all the plastic trash she picks up! I believe Kev is going to think up something kinda cool.
Player's Navy Cut loose tobacco...I used to buy my grandfather a tin for Christmas back in the 70s.....recognized it right off! Lol...he used to roll his own smokes. Nice finds and thanks for bringing back fond memories!
Really loved this one, and your finds, Si. I LOVE the Belfast sink and am so pleased that you rescued it and have a fantastic use for it, for cleaning your finds outdoors - such a brilliant idea! And I agree with you about interesting old things with character and mystery, that's exactly my own philosophy. Take care xx
I envy your hobby Simon and thanks for bringing us along for the ride as always!...im not a utuber but I made vid for you to entertain you back!..i dug around and found a package of cigarettes from ww2..they're players navy cut distributed by the Red Cross..as a thank you from all of us I smoked an 82yr old cigarette and gave it a review for you,in the spirit of a good dig,its posted on my channel,I figure you'll get a kick out of It!!...thanks again on behalf of your viewers!
That's a great sink! Looks like everyone found something special! I love the lantern and pots with lids, and the silver dragon tray was very interesting! Love going to the dump!
*I love a mudventure!😉* Pleased you took the sink, has a nice look about it. Spiral glass looks like the neck off a Victorian gentleman's cologne. Kindly👍🧡Dudley
@@Sifinds *Men's cologne bottle neck (the "spiral glass.") Might be later 1900-20. This is an example in metal... I've examined a more ornate version in sterling silver & glass with a cap attached by a thin chain. Your glass might be Venetian... www.etsy.com/listing/903929730/antique-1900s-1920s-moroccan-olive-green?ref=lx_share
Great to see you all back at the dump ! So interesting ! you never know what you are going to find next ?! Love the sink as well !!! the information on the soldier was so fascinating , thanks for sharing .
Love, love, love the sink!! best find!! 👍 enjoyable to hear about V.Vraath and I believe you are right about the name change. My great-grandmother was Laura Elisabeth, but was always called Elisabeth; ergo my name too hello from Denmark 🌱🌸
Wow Si Finds! A Royal Family gold poison bottle! Now how unique is that? For iron I often brush l layer of shellac that reacts with it to create a nice iron color and a shiny finish. A great vid Simon! Very enjoyable! Thanks to You Terry and all your Mates! My best to you all! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
The Navy Cut sailor looked like my late mother’s grandfather - or so everyone said - no one could remember him as he “vanished” about 1930 when his kids were little (bigamist…) but the Navy Cut Man was how he was always described.
Golly! Most families have someone who vanished to be found later with a whole new family. I have a relation on my mother’s maternal side whose wife had to put an ad in the paper after her husband ran off. Then she had to get a divorce. Of course, divorce actions were always published, often with the sordid details. In his case, it wasn’t just the local papers but also the professional journal for pharmacists and chemists. It must have been an embarrassment because all his brothers and a sister plus several uncles who were in the profession.
Simon... outstanding matey, your videos have become a daily staple of interesting and informative entertainment for me lately. I love your approach to finding history and your passion for sharing history. Keep it going brother.... 👏👏👏❤️
This was a great one! But you know even with all the amazing finds you all made, the best part was when you said “Kev (Mein Fuhrer) you need to do this” and he did it! 😂😂 that Kev is such a sweet guy. And you’re a good friend! Thanks for the adventure and the laughs Si! Can’t wait for your next one!
Kev’s little lidded pots would make excellent talcum pots. Mom used to have one on her dressing table. She would empty the inevitable perfume-y talcum powder that she got from one of us kids for Mother’s Day or her birthday… or both. I don’t know how much Mom got to use because I think my sister and I would help ourselves.
Super cool.video ........ it was like an adventure movie to me. Awesome findings by every members. You too got cool stuff. The clean up part narrated by the history is the most touching part of the video . I really enjoyed. Enjoy With Love from SAM Guwahati Assam INDIA
Great mudventure!!! You all had amazing finds. I would love to see the outcome of Kev's restorations. Bringing back the sink is so cool!!! It is such a practical thing and I love that you are putting it to use again. The green poison turned out beautifully, and I agree that the brass simply enhances the beauty of the bottle...well done! Good luck in finding a third casing. That will make an awesome display with the bit that you found at the dump. If you're not careful you will be opening a museum of your own!:D
Love the idea for the sink, I,ve got a good place in my garden for something like that , will be looking around to see if I can find one, maybe in a scrap yard..It would be very handy as you said for cleaning things and also potting my plants.,great find😘
Thats a perfect way to use that sink if you filled it wiith flower's you wouldent see that lovley grazing and the colours of it.late watching as per usual gardening all day showered cooked my tea and rounding the day off with a nice G&T. And watching simon .
I love these bottle dump digs , they are so interesting. You say about the Army lad changing his name .My nana was Blanche Mary , but was always known as Mary!
You need to take your detector to Chateau Thierry , France. Huge WWI battles were fought, and the amount of relics never disappoint. My boys saw some shells on the side of the road only 16 yrs ago, that still contained Mustard Gas! I may still even have the contact that could take you around.
So glad you saved that sink. There are kits that you redo old sinks and tubs. Would love to see it restored and you using it. Thank you for saving history.
I totally agree! Innocent, modest, friendly and calm! It’s so easy for somebody like me -who is not a nativ English- to understand him, because he speaks so clear and slowly.
The original farm house sink. I'm Soo happy you saw value in it and took it with you, someone who's been dieing to have one in my kitchen. Great finds for everyone. Congratulations
Great video. Some top finds for everyone. The projectile shell is fantastic. Hope you find a proper casing. The hobo is really nice. You don't find many lead toys intact. Perfect use for the old sink.
Great day out with the guys! Love the tiny Children's teacup sets and the accident with the poison bottle, turning it gold, is a happy accident - looks great Simon! Nicole & Craig
I was just telling my son about that cool sink you found, and I thought people pay a lot of money for those sinks nowadays and there’s one right there at the dump. And I said, I bet he’s gonna leave it there because that’s gonna be heavy to carry back to his vehicle until we see it at the end that you’re taking it home. I thought that was so cool!! My friends, dad on land that he used as a landfill and she said, sometimes they would just go through it and see what was thrown away, and she says, Pam you would never believe the treasures I found. I can’t remember if it was you or Nikola that I told about this guy over in states, and he looks at all Mabs and he’ll dig where they were out houses and I can’t believe what he’s found!! Your videos are so great and I don’t even watch TV anymore because I find so many interesting videos on UA-cam like this to watch.😍😍
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Thanks for watching. To see me find the big WW2 shell casing click here ua-cam.com/video/2AplvFMtWdM/v-deo.html
That beautiful emerald green poison bottle would turn out beautifully if you put it through a rock tumbler with a fine grit. A rock tumbler can remove the "sick" from glass, and sea glass, making the bits appear shiny and clear like little gems. Love the brass look on the bottle too. 😊
That metal plate with the figures on the boat might be the seven lucky gods on the treasure boat. On New Years in Japan the seven lucky gods are supposed to arrive on a treasure boat.
☺😀😁 WORTH IT !!! ☺😀😁
Using the metal detector was a good idea! A great way to clean up the toxic lead 🌞!!!!!❤️from🇺🇸
Si-Finds, Send an image of that flamingo colored bead to Northern Mudlarks. Ask them about the brothers in the 20s making Egyptian style jewelry. The beads are apparently on the rare side, as bead collecting goes. Gail and Alex can fill in the details for you. Nice gold. 24K?
Just want to remind you how much we appreciate the work you put into your videos. I love the deep dives into the history of your finds.
Thank you!
Aw thanks so much! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Your trips to the dump nerve fail to excite me. Green bottles, coins, chins, doll faces, mortar shells, and old newspapers. I bet Kit a Caboodle and Norther Mudlarkers would love to spend a day or two hunting the dump with you and your friends. I would too but as I am in Kansas USA and 70 yrs old the chance of my getting to the UK is slim at best. I'll just live my mudlarking thrills through my UA-cam friends. Please stay safe. ❤
Thanks Mary!! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Hi, at 7.38 the page from the book is a chapter called the Potter’s Field, the poor people’s burial ground in the New York City slums mid 1880’s. The book is called How the Other Half Lives by Jacob Riis who was wealthy man who lived in the tenement slums of New York and wrote what he saw. Book came out in 1896 or 1898 I believe. Interesting you found in the dump in England during that time period!
Thanks Gordon! Amazing
Kevs a great one for finding things....
I'm glad you took the sink home. When I first saw it I was thinking it would make a nice planter for flowers in a garden, but your sink installation is a great idea!
my thought too, glad to see it on the move away from the dump, good one indeed :)
Cheers Anne!
Or an outside coffee/side table with claw foot legs, a glass top, and some cool items in the bowl.
You do a great job of honoring veterans, Si - very admirable.
Kev's tash 😆 bless him 🥸
Thank you Si. That was a fine tribute to a forgotten soldier and being the son of a soldier who fought to free the world of evil in 1945, I appreciate the effort you’ve put forth in bringing his memory back. If he has surviving family they should be proud of him.
Just seems like such wholesome and wonderful friendships. I enjoy all of your videos but especially the ones with Kev.
(And obviously the ones with Nelson and the rescue chickens)
The 1920s must have been tough, even the medicine bottles got sick 😲🍻
He will be here all week. Don't forget to tip your waitress.
Kev for the win!
💪🏻
Yes! I love when you go to a dump! And with my favorites Terry and Kev! Wow Kev finds the good stuff !!
The sink looks great , and the poison bottle looks very cool ! You always get my creative wheels turning .
Another great video Simon 👍🏻✌🏼👊🏼❤️☀️
Thanks Marie! 👍🏻🐾🧡
That Japanese teapot that Kevin found--😍--WOW!! Great finds one and all!
Guys, that was a great haul! The bottles....omg...the colors! Wow...I am just amazed..the Bovril and the dolls face. The ceramic bottle was so 👌! That is a great bottle dump...very full of historyyyyyy!
Kevin’s got a good eye.
I use pot lids as kitchen hooks. (I used to live near Stoke and could get lots of pretty odd lids from Spode and other top manufacturers) I fix several different ones to a piece of wood for an eclectic set for hanging over gloves, tea towels etc.
Great idea!
would love some pics to see that sounds lovely unique
Would love pictures!!!!
I’m so glad you saved the sink! I was wishing I could have a sink like that. It’s amazing!!
That sink is amazing! So glad you rescued it. I love Kevin's green teapot. It's beautiful!
👍🏻🐾🧡
I really hope children are in your future you would make an amazing dad as always love your videos and the art thanks for all you do ❤️🇨🇦
Wow, Kev had a fantastic day!❤Awesome finds for all around!! Great bit if gold find also!! I love the dump digs!
Cheers Jenny! 👍🏻🐾🧡
What a great little hobo. Love that glycol thymoline bottle. Really great find was the dragon/boat piece. Maybe cut out dragon and boat then attach them to a wooden tray? The tub would also be a lovely garden pot. Fantastic finds altogether and thanks for taking us along.
Cheers Coni!!
Kevin finds some lovely things.
Denture cleaning tablets will take the staining off bottles, my have to do a couple of times. I use it on my soda water bottles that come out of the ground.
Thanks. Never tried that one
Also cleans burnt pots and soaking your burner tops.
Crazy to find labels still attached! And to find a complete little hobo. He can wonder again now that he’s no longer down in the dumps. You guys found so many treasures. It’s great for you to get together for these treasure hunts.
haha nice one
Maybe I am in the minority, however I would like to see more actual digging out of these items. How much more exciting it would be! I'm surprised you lugged that sink back to your home and I am very impressed. Love that sink!
Love when Kev makes an appearance 🙂
I love what you said about the sink. I agree with you and think it is poetic and something every school child should hear and write a report about. We all need to upcycle. I love to.
Ohhh the things I could make with all that broken blue and white pottery!!! Beautiful, lucky you!
Kevin comes up with some of the best bottles! That one right after the coin at the beginning of the video caught my eye. I am so jelly of the history you gents find! One man's muck is another man's treasure 😊
Sweet fun guys and Si, love the re-purpose on the sink! My favorite place on the old farm was the outside sink! So handy! Enjoy! Also, a FYI about cleaning glass; my Grandma thought me to use shaving cream! It’s non-toxic, smells good and cleans great! It is also beneficial for use on bathroom mirrors. It helps minimize steam on your mirror after a hot shower! Happy Mudlarking!
Great tips thanks
Forgot to mention that the way the bottle turned out with copper and the Bar’s cleaner looked really cool!!🌝
So glad you took the sink! It has tons of character.
It does! And I use it!
I'm so glad you took the sink! It's a perfect outdoor basin.
Nice day for you guys outdoors again awesome fines and history 👍🍺🙏
I love seeing Kevin out with you Si, he comes across as such a sweet guy who so enjoys his finds :)
I love Terry!!!
Great finds for all. I think Kevin won this week. Love the sink up cycle. You should get a rubber bath stopper at the hardware store for it.
ordered thanks : )
Love Kevins finds. Everyone had a good day! Fun! Thank you, Si. Love the outdoor sink! Upcycling is the way. I upcycle disgarded fabric into aprons, dresses and whatever comes to mind. The green not to be taken looks great!
I love the brass green glass bottle! Very cool. Gotta love a Happy Accident!
I love the sink and all the history that goes with it. That’s my favorite find!
What a wondrous dump. Just full of goodies. I got so excited seeing the wire figure pottery holder. I have collected a bunch of old pieces of pottery, glass, etc, whole metal detecting and larking along old mill streams, that just sit in a box., I’m inspired to make some kind of cosmic display with wire. Happy for you with the nostalgic sink that will get well used. Hope to see you all revisit that site again.
Tweet me your creation @si_finds
Catching up on my UA-cam videos -- was away in Ohio visiting my daughter, son-in-law and two grandsons (I live in Maryland). Great to have "buddy time" at a dump! And the great variety of things that you can find there -- and some intact. And I definitely want to know more about that shell -- who tossed it out in the trash????? Cheers!!!!
You have to follow up with Kev, so we can see what he's able to do with that! I'm always amazed at how clever some folks are. Think about Nicola's art with all the plastic trash she picks up! I believe Kev is going to think up something kinda cool.
Yay for Terry 👏👏
Lovely range of interesting oddities this week. Especially the tin tray and hobo figure.
Player's Navy Cut loose tobacco...I used to buy my grandfather a tin for Christmas back in the 70s.....recognized it right off! Lol...he used to roll his own smokes. Nice finds and thanks for bringing back fond memories!
Thanks pal 👍🏻🐾🧡
Really loved this one, and your finds, Si. I LOVE the Belfast sink and am so pleased that you rescued it and have a fantastic use for it, for cleaning your finds outdoors - such a brilliant idea! And I agree with you about interesting old things with character and mystery, that's exactly my own philosophy. Take care xx
Cheers Jan
I envy your hobby Simon and thanks for bringing us along for the ride as always!...im not a utuber but I made vid for you to entertain you back!..i dug around and found a package of cigarettes from ww2..they're players navy cut distributed by the Red Cross..as a thank you from all of us I smoked an 82yr old cigarette and gave it a review for you,in the spirit of a good dig,its posted on my channel,I figure you'll get a kick out of It!!...thanks again on behalf of your viewers!
“Why get something new when you can get something with character, like this?” I agree.
Love the sink. Maybe Kev would like to give us a look around some of his upcycled finds one day.
So poetic about your old Butler's sink - gives Hope to us old crocks!! Nice finds... 👍🐾🐕🌈🙏🏻
Right! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Luv the small bottles...green and blue...
My brother had a few of those brass shells and he turned them into lamps. What great finds everyone had!
Those old Belfast sinks make great planters. My old Victorian built primary school in Wimbledon had one in every classroom
SCI IS SO EXPERIENCED HE CAN FIND ANYTHING‼️‼️‼️
That's a great sink! Looks like everyone found something special! I love the lantern and pots with lids, and the silver dragon tray was very interesting! Love going to the dump!
Thanks Karla 👍🏻🐾🧡
You guys found some fantastic things in this video, I'm so impressed 👏 👌 😄 🙌 way to go guys 👦 😀
*I love a mudventure!😉* Pleased you took the sink, has a nice look about it. Spiral glass looks like the neck off a Victorian gentleman's cologne. Kindly👍🧡Dudley
Cheers Dudds 👍🏻🧡👍🏻🧡
@@Sifinds *Men's cologne bottle neck (the "spiral glass.") Might be later 1900-20. This is an example in metal... I've examined a more ornate version in sterling silver & glass with a cap attached by a thin chain. Your glass might be Venetian...
www.etsy.com/listing/903929730/antique-1900s-1920s-moroccan-olive-green?ref=lx_share
Great to see you all back at the dump ! So interesting ! you never know what you are going to find next ?! Love the sink as well !!! the information on the soldier was so fascinating , thanks for sharing .
Looks like it was a beautiful day for a dig with friends. I knew the minute you showed the basin sink it was coming home with you! 😊
Haha!
Love, love, love the sink!!
best find!! 👍
enjoyable to hear about V.Vraath and I believe you are right about the name change. My great-grandmother was Laura Elisabeth, but was always called Elisabeth; ergo my name too
hello from Denmark 🌱🌸
Thanks so much 😃
Brilliant, glad you mentioned " the artist" he still has pride of place in our house!
Nice one Terry. Yes I’m proud of that piece. Glad he has settled in
So glad you took the sink!!
Wow Si Finds! A Royal Family gold poison bottle! Now how unique is that? For iron I often brush l layer of shellac that reacts with it to create a nice iron color and a shiny finish. A great vid Simon! Very enjoyable! Thanks to You Terry and all your Mates! My best to you all! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Great finds!! Glad the sink has a new life!!
💕😺😺😺
The Navy Cut sailor looked like my late mother’s grandfather - or so everyone said - no one could remember him as he “vanished” about 1930 when his kids were little (bigamist…) but the Navy Cut Man was how he was always described.
Blimey
Ouch !!
Golly! Most families have someone who vanished to be found later with a whole new family.
I have a relation on my mother’s maternal side whose wife had to put an ad in the paper after her husband ran off. Then she had to get a divorce. Of course, divorce actions were always published, often with the sordid details. In his case, it wasn’t just the local papers but also the professional journal for pharmacists and chemists. It must have been an embarrassment because all his brothers and a sister plus several uncles who were in the profession.
Simon... outstanding matey, your videos have become a daily staple of interesting and informative entertainment for me lately. I love your approach to finding history and your passion for sharing history. Keep it going brother.... 👏👏👏❤️
Hay mudlover hope u find something beautiful be safe take care
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
This was a great one! But you know even with all the amazing finds you all made, the best part was when you said “Kev (Mein Fuhrer) you need to do this” and he did it! 😂😂 that Kev is such a sweet guy. And you’re a good friend! Thanks for the adventure and the laughs Si! Can’t wait for your next one!
Thanks Amy 👍🏻🐾🧡🧡
Proud Gran here watching you wear the gloves! P. S. Thanks for my weekly English history lesson! Love your show!
The sink is what we in US say butlers sink. Lovely crazing and color patina on it as well.
Glad you saved the sink!
Kev’s little lidded pots would make excellent talcum pots. Mom used to have one on her dressing table. She would empty the inevitable perfume-y talcum powder that she got from one of us kids for Mother’s Day or her birthday… or both. I don’t know how much Mom got to use because I think my sister and I would help ourselves.
Love the sink
Great finds by all so interesting the Jarrett story so poignant yes we will remember thanks for a lovely outing
Thanks Margi
I've been watching this in bits and pieces!! Great finds!
Great idea of brass on glass!!!
Great day. Amazing finds…love your sink!!
It blows my mind all of the awesome finds you guys c9me across.
Super cool.video ........ it was like an adventure movie to me. Awesome findings by every members. You too got cool stuff.
The clean up part narrated by the history is the most touching part of the video . I really enjoyed.
Enjoy
With Love from SAM
Guwahati Assam INDIA
Cheers Sam 🏃♀️
Great mudventure!!! You all had amazing finds. I would love to see the outcome of Kev's restorations. Bringing back the sink is so cool!!! It is such a practical thing and I love that you are putting it to use again. The green poison turned out beautifully, and I agree that the brass simply enhances the beauty of the bottle...well done! Good luck in finding a third casing. That will make an awesome display with the bit that you found at the dump. If you're not careful you will be opening a museum of your own!:D
Cheers Kathi! Glad you liked the bottle
I WISH I could get my hands on some of those pottery shards!!!
Just love the bottle dump 😍
Love the idea for the sink, I,ve got a good place in my garden for something like that , will be looking around to see if I can find one, maybe in a scrap yard..It would be very handy as you said for cleaning things and also potting my plants.,great find😘
Thats a perfect way to use that sink if you filled it wiith flower's you wouldent see that lovley grazing and the colours of it.late watching as per usual gardening all day showered cooked my tea and rounding the day off with a nice G&T. And watching simon .
Sounds like a lovely day!! Enjoy
I love these bottle dump digs , they are so interesting. You say about the Army lad changing his name .My nana was Blanche Mary , but was always known as Mary!
Love that you took the sink and made it an outdoor washing area! And what a crazy effect the brass brush had on the Not To Be Taken bottle, very cool!
Love the butler sink. Has heaps of character.
I can tell you use your dremel quite a bit. My husband loves his too. Such a convenient little tool.
Yeah it’s awesome
You need to take your detector to Chateau Thierry , France. Huge WWI battles were fought, and the amount of relics never disappoint. My boys saw some shells on the side of the road only 16 yrs ago, that still contained Mustard Gas! I may still even have the contact that could take you around.
It’s not allowed unfortunately
Yes! I would have taken that sink in a minute!
Really interesting finds👍🏻😀
So glad you saved that sink. There are kits that you redo old sinks and tubs. Would love to see it restored and you using it. Thank you for saving history.
thanks for a really interesting video.... I loved the transformation of the green not to be taken bottle. the up-cycling you do is great.
I love the little hobo..Well done Simon!
Kev's such a sweetheart.
He’s single and ready to mingle!!
I totally agree! Innocent, modest, friendly and calm! It’s so easy for somebody like me -who is not a nativ English- to understand him, because he speaks so clear and slowly.
@@Sifinds unfortunately long distance relationships don‘t work. 🙈
I have watched lots of your shows and I still find them fascinating.
That’s great to hear 👍🏻🐾🧡
Enjoyed that Si, thanks. Regards to Nelson.
Cheers Mick 🐈⬛
The original farm house sink. I'm Soo happy you saw value in it and took it with you, someone who's been dieing to have one in my kitchen. Great finds for everyone. Congratulations
Cheers Pat!
Great video. Some top finds for everyone. The projectile shell is fantastic. Hope you find a proper casing. The hobo is really nice. You don't find many lead toys intact. Perfect use for the old sink.
Cheers Kev
I reckon the glass item at about 15.52 is an incense burner, especially as it looks like it is a copper cap. Cool finds and great vid as usual 👏
Great day out with the guys! Love the tiny Children's teacup sets and the accident with the poison bottle, turning it gold, is a happy accident - looks great Simon! Nicole & Craig
Thanks guys 👍🏻🐾🧡
I was just telling my son about that cool sink you found, and I thought people pay a lot of money for those sinks nowadays and there’s one right there at the dump. And I said, I bet he’s gonna leave it there because that’s gonna be heavy to carry back to his vehicle until we see it at the end that you’re taking it home. I thought that was so cool!!
My friends, dad on land that he used as a landfill and she said, sometimes they would just go through it and see what was thrown away, and she says, Pam you would never believe the treasures I found.
I can’t remember if it was you or Nikola that I told about this guy over in states, and he looks at all Mabs and he’ll dig where they were out houses and I can’t believe what he’s found!!
Your videos are so great and I don’t even watch TV anymore because I find so many interesting videos on UA-cam like this to watch.😍😍
So nice to hear thank you