Great dig guys! Good to see you both digging out some belters! That card was an amazing find. The story was fantastic to watch too. And the cream pot and poison bottles - terrific! More digging videos please! Such good finds. 😊👍
The Cunard Line schedule is amazing but I fear that placing it in the window would destroy it the colored inks wouldn't survive the sunlight and it already survived 100 years in the mud. So I vote for the replica Victorian boot something new yet still old having been made from a recycled copper plate.
I started to get scared when you guys started finding pieces of fabric..lol..it would be scary to find a buried body you guys are so brave! I loved the very creative little copper boot kisses😚💖🍀
I have thought the same thing, It would be quite a shock, Sci-Finds has a video from an island with old human bones laying around. It was a very humbling sight to see so many. They were prisoners back when you could be a prisoner for about anything. It was very touching and they treated the place with the respect it deserves. This is the link if interested- ua-cam.com/video/pPNn4_LScl0/v-deo.html, it is worth the watch.
Alex and Gail that was so much fun to watch! And the incredibly crafted boot belongs in the window! Even if it wasn't actually found there! Beautiful work!
It's amazing how two people we don't know and have never met has become very important to us, so glad you have though. The Cunard card would be my choice. Thank you for taking us on your journey.
I love the copper boot, you brought an Artefact back to life by making one and showing the craftsmanship required to make it. I would like to see the cream jug in the window, please don’t put the Cunard card in the window as the ink might fade. Wonderful finds this week, well done. 💕
So much amazing stuff! I would say that the Cunard Line card should go into the window, but I would be afraid that it would fade it. But I also love the boots, both the old and the new! (Great idea, by the way!) Maybe both boots should go into the window!
My father was born in 1925, and I have a glass milk bottle from the turn of the century. It's red lettering is as perfect as the day it was made. I've always used it as a vase for casual spring or summer flowers. Like daffodils or sweet-peas.
I'm watching from a small town in the Dallas, Texas, USA. I do so appreciate your exploits looking for treasures from the past. I love history and it's wonderful to see those who work so hard to locate and preserve it. Keep digging and I'll keep watching.
What an interesting dig! The Cunard Line calendar for certain in the window, but protected from the Sun as the UV rays will break it down before the year is done. So much history you two found, thank you for sharing it with us. The boot creation is lovely Gail, I so enjoy watching your creations come to life. Have a beautiful week you two!
As much as I like watching you gals dig in the dirt and find things, I love the history you share about some of those things. Thank you for the effort it takes to make these videos, it is appreciated. All my best, Derek from Oregon.🥰😊
The Lil pottery jar with all the blue writing is very interesting! I’m always fascinated by the bottle top finds! Love them the most! Thanks for share! 🥰
Beautiful finds!! Love seeing you both digging up all the bottles. Dirty secrets of Scotland will be so proud of you! Especially for finding the printed cream pot and the two poison bottles 😉 Truly hope to see more of this in the future videos. Also a very wonderful job mom did on recreating the copper boot.
Absolutely love the copper shoe with the bottle! So clever of you. Gail you have so many talents. Love to watch the two of you dig and discover history
"Hello my Beauties ". The tweed cloth is just like a suit my dad had many years ago. It was green and quite scratchy. He only wore it on Sundays to church. Congratulations on the cream jar; simply gorgeous. Love hearing about its history. I believe you found a boarding pass souvenir. I think the Victorian boot and the cream jar belong in the 'Window of Wonders.' Greetings from North Carolina U.S.A.
Those bottles cleaned up really well! The Cunard Line schedule is amazing, it should definitely go in the window. Love the boot redo, the found copper worked so good for it.
Hi ladies! You two always leave me awed and inspired! Your finds, your music, your photography. And your style all draw me into the mysteries to be found! Love it sooo much! ( : Great first bottle find, Gail! ( : Alex, it looks like a tweed jacket from a man's suit, possibly. ( : Soooo cool! ( : I love the big pickle jar that you guys found too! ( : Great little square bottle, Alex and pretty spongewear! ) : Yayyyyyyy! A beautiful cream jar!! Soooo beautiful! ( : It is in amazing condition! ( : What an interesting story about the White family! What a great idea to make his son's name, Doctor Bruce White! Unbelievable! ( : It's amazing how one cure, Kompo in particular, is like the ads for meds. But in reverse when they list all the side effects of meds! Lol! ( : Love the story of the crossword soaps! ( : Such a cool, great bottle and find! ( : Weird liquid Kolonos tooth powder and mouthwash made in the USA?!! Never heard of this product, that is for sure! ( : I think the Cunard line might have been made by the same builder! Actually, I just looked it up and the white Star line and Cunard line merged! Hence why the boat on your tag you found resembled the titanic! It may have been! ( : Hahahaha!! Of course you found a leg. Alex! Sooo cute and funny! ( : You are a leg girl! Lol! ( : OMGGGG!! It must be here! You found a hand too? You had to give an arm and a leg! Lol! You are too funny. Alex! ( : I love the essence of coffee and chickory bottles! It is such a beautiful aqua bottle! ( : 2 poisons in cobalt and green! Nice! ( : I love poison bottles sooo much! ( : Fletcher tiger's sauce bottle is so fun! I agree. Alex, Tiger Sauce does sound cool! ( : Amazing this product lasted into the 1990's!! ( : The brass boot is sooo cool, Gail! ( : I love that you made a replica Gail and added it to a bottle to add lovely spring flowers in! Brilliant! ( : My heavens. Hail, that book replica came out gorgeous! Wow! ( : Cool bottle stoppers you found! What a beautiful and amazing section of finds! ( : I think the cream bottle and both the old and the new boots or one or both of your new poison bottles! ( : Oh man, the Cunard line tag too. Too hard to pick for the window this week! ( : You ladies were amazing and did an amazing digging out of all these wonderful treasures to share!! I was thinking your arm is going to kill you tomorrow, Alex! Owwww! Great job! Love you ladies! ❤️❤️❤️ Tracy ( : 😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🥰
The greatest gift is to have been brought to your channel...To see, Mother/Daughter working together in good, gives me more truth blessings exist! Ty from California. 💕🙏🎁
Oh my! That lovely found copper ladies boot! When Gayle said she was going to make a new one, I hoped she had a big enough piece of found copper, and she DID! And that makes your “new” copper ladies boot so much more special! Thank you for sharing, and thank you for giving that old copper square new life!
You two blow me away! Loved the video, the history, the awe, and the boot reproduction! You tell a wonderful story and I appreciate every minute, thank you!
Love the copper boot. Enjoyed watching the transformation from a recycled square of copper sheet to a lovely flower stem holder. So sweet and so very Victorian in style. Once again. thank you for a very interesting and educational video.
Ah yes the window the old boot with the new one and my other fav, the ship's travel card, but the sunlight would not do it any favors! Thank you Alex and Gail for another looking glass into the past!
@@vermontvampyre Thank you for those pearls. Gail and Alex are smart as whips and most definitely know that already. I think they ask us what we would like to see to go in their window, as a way to keep the conversation going and to find out what our favorites are from their treasures this week. The card and the other things i mentioned are the primary things that struck my fancy! Have a blessed day. 🌻
Love this dig!!! The Cunard calendar card resonated with me because the Aquitaine ship is the one my Nan came over to Canada on from England after WW2. Thank you for the history on this beautiful ship! The pottery pattern that was found at the beginning of the adventure was beautiful as well
I do like your copper boot. How clever to be able to put flowers in the back,was that your idea? And where was that treasure place you both went too? 👍🙌
The shoe vase is adorable! I think the item for the window is the shipping line card. It's amazing it survived. You found some great bottles today. Good job. Loved the video.
This looks like so much fun to dig up rare and vintage items..something very nostalgic about it.I hope to be able to go here and find many wonderful things some day.
I love watching you dig for your treasures I remember my aunt talk about those ships and I especially love watching the crafts you make you are very talented peaploe. I remember my grandmother having a shoe like that in here special cupboards they were so pretty
Sometimes you have to dig pretty deep to get to the good stuff. Alex, glad you kept on digging in that spot. Lots of good bottles. Interesting card find and history behind it. Really awesome finds.
Gail says "a bit of scraping about" and proceeds to get down to digging! 😄. Lots of fun history from the past. I wonder what the original tiger sauce tasted like. Nice dig. Blessings to you both and you're family of brothers as well.
If you place the Cunard card on the windowsill, please find a way to keep the sunlight from fading it! Love the poisons and cream pot! Your boot is toooo cute Gail!
You must have read my mind! I thought put flowers in the jar….Just beautiful! Great dig Ladies! Thanks so much for keeping me entertained….You 2 are my favourite channel on YT!😍 God Bless you both and good luck 🍀on your next adventure.🙏🏼♥️👋🏼🇨🇦 Btw, the cream jar and the boot both deserve a spot by the window!😙
Great to see you digging ;it has a way of making you appreciate those little finds more . Nice to see your humour Alex and funnily my mum would use the same " actress said to the bishop line " . I love a bit of double entendre as you may have noticed in the live chats ; ) . The hobby seems to lend itself to it. On the spongeware front ; I am finding that digging is bringing up rarer finds and unusual colour palettes . I have so much smooth spongeware from the beach ; so finding larger rare palette pieces is adding to my archive hugely . At times even mugs and half bowls and plates are coming out . So I am mutating into a digger and getting really dirty on a regular basis. Nice one. I was staying in a hotel in Aspatria the year I met my 2nd husband who was performing at the Maryport Blues Festival . Nice cream jug .
It was exciting to hope that you might find a complete doll down in the dirt, Alex, and, maybe you’ll find more of her on the next dig. I think that the decorative boot was a fun treasure, and you made a beautiful job of duplicating the pattern, and improving on it, Gail! I hope you were both able to warm up nicely, after that cold dig.
Love all your amazing dig finds. My favourites are the beautiful cream bottle and the Cunnard card. I find all things associated with the Titanic fascinating. Thanks for the fun day digging!😊❤️
What a great day of digging, ladies!! My votes are: keep the boot in the window and just add new flowers each week, AND the card from the 🚢 definitely needs to make it in. Happy digging! ~Nana from Tennessee
I vote for that cool boot looking thing, you couldn't tell how interesting it was until you made the one and made it sparkle. You may have think you may think that the video screen going wonky is bad. But I thought it looked cool and very interesting. I look forward to seeing every new video that the two of you put out it just is a lift in my day. Thanks for taking us along for the ride or the lark.
These bottle videos are like a purification process. They go from the mud and grime, through the cleansing, to emerge bright in that beautiful, natural light. I would have nominated the boot and the card. I thought you can fairly regard the boot as 'new' because you have sophisticated it's purpose. And the card is really good but someone has mentioned it could fade so maybe not, unless you frame it with driftwood? Thank you for uploading.
Fabulas ! Smashing treasure hunt as always. Thank you Gail for another "making" session, what a beautifull vase. Such a nice find to create your own. Loved all the bottles and their history. Yours isn't the only channel l no longer get notifications for, but no problem really, l just check on "search " and there you are. I think the leg and Cuanard card should go on the ledge. Take care Alioban xx
Wonderful dig Ladies, I think the cream pot and the Cunard liner card would be great additions to the window of wonders. Thanks, stay safe! Awesome boot Gail!
HI GUYS!! I LOVE THE VICTORIAN BOOT YOU FOUND AND MADE, IT'S MY VOTE FOR THE WINDOW. ALSO THE COPPER COLOUR BOTTLE. THE SHIP CARD IS AWESOME, HOPEFULLY IT WOULD BE OK IN THE WINDOW. AMOUNG THOSE THREE SHOULD BE IN THE WINDOW. LOVE THE POTTERY SHARD. THANKS FOR MAKING AN ADORABLE VASE HOLD BOOT. IT LOOKS SO LOVELY. SUCH TALENT. THANKS AND STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY ❤ 🙏
Your videos are always so fascinating! You ladies never cease to teach me something new. I especially loved the poison bottles but the winner for me was the replica of the boot you made, Gail! So utterly charming!
Great dig guys! Good to see you both digging out some belters! That card was an amazing find. The story was fantastic to watch too. And the cream pot and poison bottles - terrific! More digging videos please! Such good finds. 😊👍
I agree.
Good dig and finds love the cream pot
Hopefully try upload btl dig sun
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The Cunard Line schedule is amazing but I fear that placing it in the window would destroy it the colored inks wouldn't survive the sunlight and it already survived 100 years in the mud. So I vote for the replica Victorian boot something new yet still old having been made from a recycled copper plate.
I agree with you Margaret!
yes agreed! however I really do like the fact that the card has survived this long. for once I am glad that plastic was used..!
Oh yes, very good point.
100 %! Soooo lovely!
I started to get scared when you guys started finding pieces of fabric..lol..it would be scary to find a buried body you guys are so brave! I loved the very creative little copper boot kisses😚💖🍀
I thought the same thing. I guess I watch too many scary movies 🤣💖
They did find that bone by the pieces of fabric!
I have thought the same thing, It would be quite a shock, Sci-Finds has a video from an island with old human bones laying around. It was a very humbling sight to see so many. They were prisoners back when you could be a prisoner for about anything. It was very touching and they treated the place with the respect it deserves. This is the link if interested- ua-cam.com/video/pPNn4_LScl0/v-deo.html, it is worth the watch.
@@AsIseeitPattiDail that's true!
I was thinking the same..Bones.lol
As usual, Gail makes something astonishing out of a broken piece of brass as inspiration. I think it’s beautiful.
Alex and Gail that was so much fun to watch! And the incredibly crafted boot belongs in the window! Even if it wasn't actually found there! Beautiful work!
It's amazing how two people we don't know and have never met has become very important to us, so glad you have though. The Cunard card would be my choice. Thank you for taking us on your journey.
I vote for the boot-thingy. Fun to watch Gail making it. Great episode, well done.
I love the copper boot, you brought an Artefact back to life by making one and showing the craftsmanship required to make it.
I would like to see the cream jug in the window, please don’t put the Cunard card in the window as the ink might fade. Wonderful finds this week, well done. 💕
So much amazing stuff! I would say that the Cunard Line card should go into the window, but I would be afraid that it would fade it. But I also love the boots, both the old and the new! (Great idea, by the way!) Maybe both boots should go into the window!
Yes, I agree, yes to the boots!
"Hellooooooo" as you both wave 👋. I love that intro! Much love from the USA 🇺🇸❤️
Love the boot and it's gorgeous replica! Honestly, my favorite find today was the Cunard card...how did that thing survive?
My father was born in 1925, and I have a glass milk bottle from the turn of the century. It's red lettering is as perfect as the day it was made. I've always used it as a vase for casual spring or summer flowers. Like daffodils or sweet-peas.
I'm watching from a small town in the Dallas, Texas, USA. I do so appreciate your exploits looking for treasures from the past. I love history and it's wonderful to see those who work so hard to locate and preserve it. Keep digging and I'll keep watching.
My parents came to Canada in 1948, landing in Halifax on this ship. So amazing to see this card.
What an Amazing dig.Loved the bottles & the Cunard card, cannot believe it has survived all those years!.The brass boot you made Gail was beautiful ❤
My vote for the window 🪟 is the poison bottles and the boot you made, which is absolutely beautiful! 🥰
I never thought I would be watching 2 ladies digging in mud and it be so fun and interesting. love your videos
Hi from New Zealand! I love watching you lovely ladies hunt for treasures.
I seem to always enjoy watching Gail doing the craftwork. Thank you for sharing.
The bottle finds were magical.
What an interesting dig! The Cunard Line calendar for certain in the window, but protected from the Sun as the UV rays will break it down before the year is done. So much history you two found, thank you for sharing it with us. The boot creation is lovely Gail, I so enjoy watching your creations come to life. Have a beautiful week you two!
As much as I like watching you gals dig in the dirt and find things, I love the history you share about some of those things. Thank you for the effort it takes to make these videos, it is appreciated. All my best, Derek from Oregon.🥰😊
So excited to be here for a brand new video! Can’t wait to watch. Greetings from California!
The Lil pottery jar with all the blue writing is very interesting! I’m always fascinated by the bottle top finds! Love them the most! Thanks for share! 🥰
Beautiful finds!! Love seeing you both digging up all the bottles. Dirty secrets of Scotland will be so proud of you! Especially for finding the printed cream pot and the two poison bottles 😉 Truly hope to see more of this in the future videos. Also a very wonderful job mom did on recreating the copper boot.
The cream pot is adorable i cant believe that it made it all those years in the ground without breaking Fabulous!!
Absolutely love the copper shoe with the bottle! So clever of you. Gail you have so many talents. Love to watch the two of you dig and discover history
Thanks so much 😊 xx
I don’t know how I missed this one! Thanks girls for another wonderful adventure!!!!
Fantastic once again 😁 Nice to see you try digging again and that cream pot and copper boot are brilliant! Oh and that fabulous little card.
That card! Be still my heart, that for me would be the find of the century!! How cool!
The lovely boot with flowers of course. Well done Gayle
That boot turned out amazing and although not the original find I think it should still go in the window
"Hello my Beauties ". The tweed cloth is just like a suit my dad had many years ago. It was green and quite scratchy. He only wore it on Sundays to church. Congratulations on the cream jar; simply gorgeous. Love hearing about its history. I believe you found a boarding pass souvenir. I think the Victorian boot and the cream jar belong in the 'Window of Wonders.' Greetings from North Carolina U.S.A.
That card about the ship would be a good addition to your window. I like the shoe decoration. It is lovely.
Love the Cunard shipping card! and the boot.
Those bottles cleaned up really well! The Cunard Line schedule is amazing, it should definitely go in the window. Love the boot redo, the found copper worked so good for it.
Yay...this addict needed a new video!
Hi ladies! You two always leave me awed and inspired! Your finds, your music, your photography. And your style all draw me into the mysteries to be found! Love it sooo much! ( :
Great first bottle find, Gail! ( : Alex, it looks like a tweed jacket from a man's suit, possibly. ( : Soooo cool! ( : I love the big pickle jar that you guys found too! ( : Great little square bottle, Alex and pretty spongewear! ) :
Yayyyyyyy! A beautiful cream jar!! Soooo beautiful! ( : It is in amazing condition! ( :
What an interesting story about the White family! What a great idea to make his son's name, Doctor Bruce White! Unbelievable! ( : It's amazing how one cure, Kompo in particular, is like the ads for meds. But in reverse when they list all the side effects of meds! Lol! ( :
Love the story of the crossword soaps! ( : Such a cool, great bottle and find! ( :
Weird liquid Kolonos tooth powder and mouthwash made in the USA?!! Never heard of this product, that is for sure! ( : I think the Cunard line might have been made by the same builder! Actually, I just looked it up and the white Star line and Cunard line merged! Hence why the boat on your tag you found resembled the titanic! It may have been! ( :
Hahahaha!! Of course you found a leg. Alex! Sooo cute and funny! ( : You are a leg girl! Lol! ( : OMGGGG!! It must be here! You found a hand too? You had to give an arm and a leg! Lol! You are too funny. Alex! ( :
I love the essence of coffee and chickory bottles! It is such a beautiful aqua bottle! ( : 2 poisons in cobalt and green! Nice! ( : I love poison bottles sooo much! ( : Fletcher tiger's sauce bottle is so fun! I agree. Alex, Tiger Sauce does sound cool! ( : Amazing this product lasted into the 1990's!! ( : The brass boot is sooo cool, Gail! ( : I love that you made a replica Gail and added it to a bottle to add lovely spring flowers in! Brilliant! ( : My heavens. Hail, that book replica came out gorgeous! Wow! ( :
Cool bottle stoppers you found! What a beautiful and amazing section of finds! ( :
I think the cream bottle and both the old and the new boots or one or both of your new poison bottles! ( : Oh man, the Cunard line tag too. Too hard to pick for the window this week! ( : You ladies were amazing and did an amazing digging out of all these wonderful treasures to share!! I was thinking your arm is going to kill you tomorrow, Alex! Owwww! Great job! Love you ladies! ❤️❤️❤️ Tracy ( : 😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🥰
Loved watching this video,especially the making of the brass shoe.That card was just amazing too.
That KOMPO bottle is absolutely beautiful!!!
The greatest gift is to have been brought to your channel...To see, Mother/Daughter working together in good, gives me more truth blessings exist! Ty from California. 💕🙏🎁
Oh my! That lovely found copper ladies boot! When Gayle said she was going to make a new one, I hoped she had a big enough piece of found copper, and she DID! And that makes your “new” copper ladies boot so much more special! Thank you for sharing, and thank you for giving that old copper square new life!
I can’t think of anything better than digging for treasure! I love your videos!
You two blow me away! Loved the video, the history, the awe, and the boot reproduction! You tell a wonderful story and I appreciate every minute, thank you!
I'm always amazed at how you get all your finds so squeaky clean and spotless! The señora in me gets delighted XD
I so much enjoy going on these adventures with you😍🙋🏼🇺🇸
I really like the blue poison bottle you found and what cool bottle holder you made for your flowers. Great video ladies!
That Victorian boot vase is brilliant!! Bravo!
The Ship card, what a great video ladies, loved every moment of it, ❤❤❤❤
Love the copper boot. Enjoyed watching the transformation from a recycled square of copper sheet to a lovely flower stem holder. So sweet and so very Victorian in style. Once again. thank you for a very interesting and educational video.
The boot definitely needs to go into the window! I love the replica and the flowers are a great finishing touch! Can’t wait for the next video!
Ah yes the window the old boot with the new one and my other fav, the ship's travel card, but the sunlight would not do it any favors! Thank you Alex and Gail for another looking glass into the past!
The sunlight shining through the window would ruin the card. It will fade the ink before summer's out and maybe even make it illegible.
@@vermontvampyre Thank you for those pearls. Gail and Alex are smart as whips and most definitely know that already. I think they ask us what we would like to see to go in their window, as a way to keep the conversation going and to find out what our favorites are from their treasures this week. The card and the other things i mentioned are the primary things that struck my fancy! Have a blessed day. 🌻
Love this dig!!! The Cunard calendar card resonated with me because the Aquitaine ship is the one my Nan came over to Canada on from England after WW2. Thank you for the history on this beautiful ship! The pottery pattern that was found at the beginning of the adventure was beautiful as well
“pretty spring flowers”? That’s you two gorgeous ladies! 😘
I do like your copper boot. How clever to be able to put flowers in the back,was that your idea? And where was that treasure place you both went too? 👍🙌
The shoe vase is adorable! I think the item for the window is the shipping line card. It's amazing it survived. You found some great bottles today. Good job. Loved the video.
The making of the boot-vase was very worthwhile.
Love the brass boot flower holder great job
The most fascinating part to watch was a very talented metal sculptor facsimile an exquisite copper boot.Excellent job!!!
This looks like so much fun to dig up rare and vintage items..something very nostalgic about it.I hope to be able to go here and find many wonderful things some day.
Amazing find. Both of the boots should be displayed at the window. Love it.
I love watching you dig for your treasures I remember my aunt talk about those ships and I especially love watching the crafts you make you are very talented peaploe. I remember my grandmother having a shoe like that in here special cupboards they were so pretty
Excellent work re-creating the Victoria copper boot, Gail. I love it!
That boot jar is absolutely lovely!
Some real beautiful bottles today! That card is a mind blower. I love the Victorian boot
Oh Wow ! Absolutely Beautiful finds , and the History was a Plus too . The bottles looked pristine ! Great job ladies, enjoyed so much !!!!!
Sometimes you have to dig pretty deep to get to the good stuff. Alex, glad you kept on digging in that spot. Lots of good bottles. Interesting card find and history behind it. Really awesome finds.
Gail says "a bit of scraping about" and proceeds to get down to digging! 😄. Lots of fun history from the past. I wonder what the original tiger sauce tasted like. Nice dig. Blessings to you both and you're family of brothers as well.
If you place the Cunard card on the windowsill, please find a way to keep the sunlight from fading it! Love the poisons and cream pot! Your boot is toooo cute Gail!
I love everything you found. I choose the shoe. It inspired you to create a new one with a little a bottle to put flowers in. 🌸🌼🌻🌺
all the bottles you have got out the hole are in lovely condition I would give anything for a poison bottle like those well done xxxxdebbie
You must have read my mind! I thought put flowers in the jar….Just beautiful! Great dig Ladies! Thanks so much for keeping me entertained….You 2 are my favourite channel on YT!😍 God Bless you both and good luck 🍀on your next adventure.🙏🏼♥️👋🏼🇨🇦 Btw, the cream jar and the boot both deserve a spot by the window!😙
Fun dig of hidden gems. The brilliant copper shoe would look nice on the window sill. Gail your craftsmanship is super.
Great to see you digging ;it has a way of making you appreciate those little finds more . Nice to see your humour Alex and funnily my mum would use the same " actress said to the bishop line " . I love a bit of double entendre as you may have noticed in the live chats ; ) . The hobby seems to lend itself to it. On the spongeware front ; I am finding that digging is bringing up rarer finds and unusual colour palettes . I have so much smooth spongeware from the beach ; so finding larger rare palette pieces is adding to my archive hugely . At times even mugs and half bowls and plates are coming out . So I am mutating into a digger and getting really dirty on a regular basis. Nice one. I was staying in a hotel in Aspatria the year I met my 2nd husband who was performing at the Maryport Blues Festival . Nice cream jug .
Love the boot and the two lovely poison bottles on the window.😀
Finding old cloth, and then that bone you unearthed got me quite nervous. Happy you didn't find an old burial site. The Cunard find is AMAZING!
It was exciting to hope that you might find a complete doll down in the dirt, Alex, and, maybe you’ll find more of her on the next dig. I think that the decorative boot was a fun treasure, and you made a beautiful job of duplicating the pattern, and improving on it, Gail! I hope you were both able to warm up nicely, after that cold dig.
Love all your amazing dig finds. My favourites are the beautiful cream bottle and the Cunnard card. I find all things associated with the Titanic fascinating. Thanks for the fun day digging!😊❤️
Oh! The shipping line calendar with the brass boot would be great in the window. What a great start to summer.
Wow. I think the Cunard calendar was one of your best finds ever!
Blue poison for the window! Great boot vase. That copper looked so thick to cut wow
What a great day of digging, ladies!! My votes are: keep the boot in the window and just add new flowers each week, AND the card from the 🚢 definitely needs to make it in. Happy digging! ~Nana from Tennessee
Thank you for sharing your hobby and telling the historical aspects. Your lovely personalities are a plus.
I vote for that cool boot looking thing, you couldn't tell how interesting it was until you made the one and made it sparkle. You may have think you may think that the video screen going wonky is bad. But I thought it looked cool and very interesting. I look forward to seeing every new video that the two of you put out it just is a lift in my day. Thanks for taking us along for the ride or the lark.
Wow, great finds you girls! Fantastic handmade copper boot bottle holder by your mom.💖
Love the history on the ship. Thanks for bringing these awesome items to the light for the rest of us to see.
These bottle videos are like a purification process. They go from the mud and grime, through the cleansing, to emerge bright in that beautiful, natural light. I would have nominated the boot and the card. I thought you can fairly regard the boot as 'new' because you have sophisticated it's purpose. And the card is really good but someone has mentioned it could fade so maybe not, unless you frame it with driftwood? Thank you for uploading.
The boot, Gail, is fantastic!!!👩🦳😍😍😍😇😇😇
Fabulas ! Smashing treasure hunt as always. Thank you Gail for another "making" session, what a beautifull vase. Such a nice find to create your own. Loved all the bottles and their history. Yours isn't the only channel l no longer get notifications for, but no problem really, l just check on "search " and there you are. I think the leg and Cuanard card should go on the ledge. Take care Alioban xx
The replica boot is amazing, I love it. I'm voting for the Cunard timetable for the window this week😊
Wonderful dig Ladies, I think the cream pot and the Cunard liner card would be great additions to the window of wonders. Thanks, stay safe! Awesome boot Gail!
Aw! The boot vase turned out wonderful!!
HI GUYS!! I LOVE THE VICTORIAN BOOT YOU FOUND AND MADE, IT'S MY VOTE FOR THE WINDOW. ALSO THE COPPER COLOUR BOTTLE. THE SHIP CARD IS AWESOME, HOPEFULLY IT WOULD BE OK IN THE WINDOW. AMOUNG THOSE THREE SHOULD BE IN THE WINDOW. LOVE THE POTTERY SHARD. THANKS FOR MAKING AN ADORABLE VASE HOLD BOOT. IT LOOKS SO LOVELY. SUCH TALENT. THANKS AND STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY ❤ 🙏
What a great day of finds. The Cunard card is super nice along with the history of it was told. Keep digging!
I love that copper shoe vase you made!!! Beautiful!!!!
I like the copper and brass shoes. Reminds me of something my grandmother used to have on her wall. Nice memories. And the Cunard card is a rare find!
Wonderful finds ! The copper boot with flowers for the window.
Love the Cunard calendar card, perhaps frame it. The boot vase is wonderful and should go in the window.
Fantastic finds this week ,I’d add the tiny stopper ,the ship card for sure ,happy digging 😉
So many interesting finds. The ship card and the shoe. Gail’s shoe vase looks realy pretty.👍
Your videos are always so fascinating! You ladies never cease to teach me something new. I especially loved the poison bottles but the winner for me was the replica of the boot you made, Gail! So utterly charming!