That pig in the cup is so SO CHARMING! I love it! I think you should do something similar with the new broken bowl/dish. I'm looking forward to the slate story and Mudmas. I always enjoy seeing what you make. ❤❤❤
I was just thinking of how much I missed you making creatures from the figurines and am truly happy that you are considering doing that again. Looking forward to seeing more of your wonderful and quirky creations. ❤
I think it would be interesting to see you making Christmas decorations using things you find in nature eg., sheep’s wool, cones, twigs, pebbles, shells, bark etc.
You gave me a really early childhood memory. I used to play with honey bees. And help them when i found one not being normal. And they never stung me. They looked just like ones around you there. So weird. Grew up in Florida but that's not where I ever saw honey bees. And they were different looking. Oh how weird!
🥰I love the giggling even though I have no idea what the White co. is🙃 I have loved the years of all of the videos, mudmas and the stories always cheer me up.🤩Thank you both!👍
Hello kate and fluer, it would be pretty neat if you could make a mini scene in that cup/bowl you found. I love the pattern that is on it. I think its going to be wonderful to take us along on your adventures from your stories. Love seeing old places that are part of history. ❤❤❤🎉
If u get some pipe cleaner - tightly fold the wire end up abt. 1/4" or so. It will create a tiny "brush" at the end, but will still go thru a small opening. Thanx!
I love that you film the most beautiful scenery and notice such cute small things. Makes me feel like I am on the path with you. One of my bucket list trips is to England and Scotland to mudlark. 👩🦳🌺🐊🏖️
I’m exited to hear we have minimas and mudmas …I’m looking forward to this event. And I’m looking forward to it the whole year. Thanks as always for the pathfinding journey you take us with you. I like the nature filming during your story so much. Thank you as always to made my day🙏🫶🏻
My mother used to recite that nursery rhyme to us children. As we grew older into adults, and we would venture to town, she shortened it to utter "Home again home again jiggity jog" when we were ready to go home.
Thanks for sharing your video. You all found a lot of nice finds.you all do very good mud locking. Your friend Shirley from new Bern north Carolina USA ❤❤❤😮🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊🎉🎉🎉
Try putting some nail polish remover in the little bottle to clean it possibly? I love your videos both your larking as well as your crafting and doll houses! You are both so incredibly talented!
Your first mushroom was Ganoderma Lucidum I believe You can make a tincture with it and the second was pheasant back mushroom, is edible, smells a bit like a cucumber to be but I love the taste of it. at 16:14 those are Mica Cap Coprinellus micaceus edible if not black under cap but look it up. So many wonderful shard finds and love the figure head! Did you pick any of the mint? :) The Western London S.E. bottle stopper, the colest I came to was a ship that did imports from china, but I would see what the London museum would have on it, It seems like a rare find!
I would be concerned about consuming any of the mint or other wild edibles in the vicinity due to the amount of possible leached toxic chemicals- such as arsenic or lead, which were prolific in the time periods that many of their finds have been unearthed out of.
I have an idea for you. I don't know how hard it would be to cut the back side of the bottle top (the twisted part) and use the front of it (the words part) in the hospital as a little ad to hang on the wall. Especially the words part with the cross on it. Maybe if you ever get around to it and make the store you can use the other stoppers as ads on the wall. Just an idea.
When you do the miniatures I would love to see a tiny sewing shop or milliner shop. Would be so sweet. For the mudlarking, it would be amazing to see you do something with all that beautiful pieces of shards with scenes or pretty colors. Animals or a floor in one of the doll houses.
I’m a secret lemonade drinker, I’m trying to give it up but it’s one of those nights, R White’s R White’s, R White’s lemonade 😂😂😂, sure that’s how the song goes lol, you ladies found some fab treasures, and is it unusual to find four vulcanite stoppers in such close proximity?, tfs x Julie
Really wonderful content, ladies! Not only is what you produce beautiful and informative, but your gorgeous, vibrant humanity leaps through the screen. Wish I was on the other side of the pond to mudlark too!
Absolutely love the idea, u going to the actual place where your items were made, or houses of those manufacturers or owners. Their grave stones too. And if you can put a little sight seeing of beautiful landscapes during drive, antique shops and mom and pop restaurants where u have your lunch, all the better. Most of us will never make it to europe, england, Scotland, ireland, wales ect.. so.. you can bring it to us, in a more personal way. Trust me, watching travel videos leave alot to be desired as they are pretty much functional and can be monotonous. Thank you, look forward to mudmus. And watching your mom and you create.
You can find all kinds of things from long used pathways, like the one you walked. We were ever so lucky to one day many many years ago, finding a tiny (about 3 in 7cm ) long, brass little imp or devil door knocker. It must have belonged to one of the two very old cottages that once stood in that location. They were that old, that they didn't have stairs. Just a ladder to get up into the bedrooms. Outside one of the houses grew the most beautiful rose I've ever seen and smelt. It was a deep dark pinky red colour. Its scent was pure roses. So deep and beautiful. We were so sad that demolition orders were on the doors. We then planned to go get the rose. Sadly, so sadly the day we went, the houses had been destroyed and the rose was gone. Well except for the memory of course. Planted safely in my noggin. Its wise to walk looking up I'm told...but I'm afraid i tend to look both up and down, because you never know what you might find. 😊xx
I love the videos as they are perfect. It's exciting waiting to see how the firing goes. They show the true nature of pottery, it's a process that takes time 😊
Thank you for posting . A good tip for dealing with the aftermath of a puncture wound from those little bitie insects is a small drop of mouthwash (Listerine)on the bite the itch is caused by the insect injecting it's saliva as an anti blood coagulant, by applying mouthwash straight away the itch diminishes fairly quickly by way of the antibacterial or possibly the alcohol properties, I used this with my daughter when she was young and it seemed to stop her scratching the itchy bites
What a beautiful place you ladies live in and such history, Truly a slice of paradise but I bet winter isn't so pleasant . I live in New Zealand which was settled by the Maori peoples well before Europeans arrived sadly they had no metal or glass (dont even think they had pottery) so theres not much to find apart from modern (last 2 hundred years) junk. We have to go to antique stores to find most of our treasures. God bless. Edit the Maori are exceptional carvers of stone and wood (Greenstone or pounamu is highly prized)
Mushrooms and snails ❤️🍄🐌 even if you didn’t find a shard or a sherd, I’d still watch! I’d love to hear the slate story, as well as any sherd-related field trips! I’d love to see Hallow-mas? Mud-o-ween? 🎃👻 Spooky stories are fun too!
I love your channel! ❤ I always look for new videos from you. You have such a lovely sensibility and style! Is there a baby possibly on the way? Something about the way Kate's voice sounds made me wonder🤔
Fancy finding all those stoppers in one place and them all being different. The little dish with the blue pattern is lovely. Stay safe. I have been waiting for a film from you for aaaggeesss. How the Lotty doing? We hav'nt seen it this year much??? XXX
I am looking forward to Mudmas.....Great video. Love the nature shots.
I really appreciate your nature shots. One person's B-roll, is another person's A-roll.
The white morning glory with the honey bee butt....was adorable. Mother Nature at her best.
Thanks, love all the pictures of mushrooms as well as finds. I am looking forward to Mudmas!!
Ahhh, another new video from one of my favorite mother/daughter duos!!!
I too am obsessed with mushrooms so thank you for all of the mushroom footage and also the bee bottoms. That doll crock is darling.
I love your creations Fleur. Thank you for this wonderful video.
Love the stories and can’t wait for footage on your visits of different places 😊
That pig in the cup is so SO CHARMING! I love it! I think you should do something similar with the new broken bowl/dish. I'm looking forward to the slate story and Mudmas. I always enjoy seeing what you make. ❤❤❤
Precious Pathilda
I'd love to see yall attempt a Christmas mosaic with china shards
I was just thinking of how much I missed you making creatures from the figurines and am truly happy that you are considering doing that again. Looking forward to seeing more of your wonderful and quirky creations. ❤
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So beautiful there☀️
What a lovely little pot! Can it go in mini garden with plant? Nice place.❤ Everyone gets a 👍
That little bowl that you found with the broken side would make an adorable little kitty bed or a puppy bed
it's always lovely to see your delightful videos!
To late for me now but I will watch this to morrow morning when I have my coffee, been longing for a new one from you ❤
Lovely to end my day with you. Pleasant video as always. ❤
I think it would be interesting to see you making Christmas decorations using things you find in nature eg., sheep’s wool, cones, twigs, pebbles, shells, bark etc.
Ah, two of my favorites, Mudmas and rebuilding figures from the broken bits! 💖
You gave me a really early childhood memory. I used to play with honey bees. And help them when i found one not being normal. And they never stung me. They looked just like ones around you there. So weird. Grew up in Florida but that's not where I ever saw honey bees. And they were different looking. Oh how weird!
🥰I love the giggling even though I have no idea what the White co. is🙃 I have loved the years of all of the videos, mudmas and the stories always cheer me up.🤩Thank you both!👍
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There’s videos of old commercials,advertising R White’s lemonade ,on UA-cam .
Hello kate and fluer, it would be pretty neat if you could make a mini scene in that cup/bowl you found. I love the pattern that is on it. I think its going to be wonderful to take us along on your adventures from your stories. Love seeing old places that are part of history. ❤❤❤🎉
That little glass bottle reminded me of a perfume I used to wear in my hippie days lol. It was called Pagan & came in such a bottle, very small.
Always look down! Thank you and dare I say I’m looking forward to Mudmass😃💛🧡🤎
If u get some pipe cleaner - tightly fold the wire end up abt. 1/4" or so. It will create a tiny "brush" at the end, but will still go thru a small opening. Thanx!
What a Marvelous Idea! Why didn't I thank of that! Thanks for the incredible tip. Oklahoma
Very good tip on the pipe cleaners. Thanks, Florida 🌺
I love that you film the most beautiful scenery and notice such cute small things. Makes me feel like I am on the path with you. One of my bucket list trips is to England and Scotland to mudlark. 👩🦳🌺🐊🏖️
I’m exited to hear we have minimas and mudmas …I’m looking forward to this event. And I’m looking forward to it the whole year. Thanks as always for the pathfinding journey you take us with you. I like the nature filming during your story so much. Thank you as always to made my day🙏🫶🏻
another great woodland lark. l love your videos you put out. x
With a little cushion or some padding the little blue and white half cup would make a nice chair for the Borrowers, perhaps beside the kitchen range.
Cool love that miniature soup turbine. 🤩🤩🤩💖💖
What a beautiful place to treasure hunt!👍💕
Peaceful place.Love the nature. “You saved face” God a head on the path. Rescued the trodden down. Thanks ladies.
Thanks for sharing!
Wow we have some good films from you to look forward to.
Glad to see you again ☮️🦋💜
My mother used to recite that nursery rhyme to us children. As we grew older into adults, and we would venture to town, she shortened it to utter "Home again home again jiggity jog" when we were ready to go home.
My father used to say "home again home again jiggerdy jog" and I still say it sometimes when I get home.
Can't wait for the slate story.
Thanks for sharing your video. You all found a lot of nice finds.you all do very good mud locking. Your friend Shirley from new Bern north Carolina USA ❤❤❤😮🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊🎉🎉🎉
Try putting some nail polish remover in the little bottle to clean it possibly? I love your videos both your larking as well as your crafting and doll houses! You are both so incredibly talented!
What a fun bit of exploring, love seeing the nature, especially the mushrooms!
I'd love to see you create creepy Victorian snowmen. 😊😊😊😊😊😅
Yes l agree Pathadillie is to be reborn.
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Your first mushroom was Ganoderma Lucidum I believe You can make a tincture with it and the second was pheasant back mushroom, is edible, smells a bit like a cucumber to be but I love the taste of it. at 16:14 those are Mica Cap Coprinellus micaceus edible if not black under cap but look it up. So many wonderful shard finds and love the figure head! Did you pick any of the mint? :) The Western London S.E. bottle stopper, the colest I came to was a ship that did imports from china, but I would see what the London museum would have on it, It seems like a rare find!
I would be concerned about consuming any of the mint or other wild edibles in the vicinity due to the amount of possible leached toxic chemicals- such as arsenic or lead, which were prolific in the time periods that many of their finds have been unearthed out of.
@@SongOfSongsOneTwelve hmm good point.
Great video. You can use Q-Tips to clean the small bottles and other hard to reach areas. Keep up the great work. Blessings.
Oh my, that pig cup would make a cool diorama/ shadowbox. Whatever it's called lol.
Amazing video with some great finds. Take care and thank you for sharing your lark 👍🙏❤️
I'm with you Fleur as soon as someone says R White's lemonade I also try and sing the same song. 80's adverts at there best.🇬🇧
I love Mudmas! I’m so looking forward to it 🥰 🖤
Thank you ladies. I enjoyed the mushroom footage and the bees.
That little pot was great and so was the bird
I have an idea for you. I don't know how hard it would be to cut the back side of the bottle top (the twisted part) and use the front of it (the words part) in the hospital as a little ad to hang on the wall. Especially the words part with the cross on it. Maybe if you ever get around to it and make the store you can use the other stoppers as ads on the wall. Just an idea.
Enjoyed your company today. Thanks.
Lovely nature shots you have taken.love to see that.
Put water and cinnamon in a spray bottle and lightly spray yourselves. It will keep the mosquitoes away.
Thanks. I will be trying this in Oklahoma.
in your opening shot you look like alice in wonderland 😍
Precious path princess
When you do the miniatures I would love to see a tiny sewing shop or milliner shop. Would be so sweet.
For the mudlarking, it would be amazing to see you do something with all that beautiful pieces of shards with scenes or pretty colors. Animals or a floor in one of the doll houses.
I love that tiny bottle!! SING that lemonade song!!! 😊❤
Love the pig!!!!! Taught this rhyme when I was a child, I'm 85 yrs old.
Another wonderful forest adventure❤
Please oh please do some more Frankenstein creations. I love when Kate makes her snails and such with the Mili put and gold leaf!!!
So green and rich with life! Love to watch my UK friends‼❤🙂 In So Cal 42c, choking on smoke from huge fire surrounding us😢🤠
So sorry it's smokey. Good luck to you.
Hope the fires are stopping. Keep safe.
HI Fleur & Kate Thank You ever so much Love the Nature walks🤩✌️
Might have luck finding little brushes in the baby section. We still use the small brushes for straws.
I’m a secret lemonade drinker, I’m trying to give it up but it’s one of those nights, R White’s R White’s, R White’s lemonade 😂😂😂, sure that’s how the song goes lol, you ladies found some fab treasures, and is it unusual to find four vulcanite stoppers in such close proximity?, tfs x Julie
I really like your mudlarking videos, your videos at your allotment and your craft videos.
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Love you're adventures, if you ladies will get some pachouli oil and put it on exposed skin , them darn skeeters will leave you alone.
Thanks. Another tip this woman in Oklahoma will try out.
Always amazing.
I love the bits you found. Wish I could find some china or porcelain dolly heads. The cup with the pig is adorable 😊
Nature sounds are so beautiful, even bugs. As long as they aren’t bugging me! 😂
The head found in the path could be named ElizaPATH lol. She kinda looked like Ronald McDonald though lol
I love the little white and blue dish.
Really wonderful content, ladies! Not only is what you produce beautiful and informative, but your gorgeous, vibrant humanity leaps through the screen. Wish I was on the other side of the pond to mudlark too!
For next time, mint is a mosquito repellent... :)
Absolutely love the idea, u going to the actual place where your items were made, or houses of those manufacturers or owners. Their grave stones too. And if you can put a little sight seeing of beautiful landscapes during drive, antique shops and mom and pop restaurants where u have your lunch, all the better.
Most of us will never make it to europe, england, Scotland, ireland, wales ect.. so.. you can bring it to us, in a more personal way.
Trust me, watching travel videos leave alot to be desired as they are pretty much functional and can be monotonous.
Thank you, look forward to mudmus. And watching your mom and you create.
Aaahhh what a beautiful video. Thank you Kate and Fleur 🥰🥰🥰
You can find all kinds of things from long used pathways, like the one you walked.
We were ever so lucky to one day many many years ago, finding a tiny (about 3 in 7cm ) long, brass little imp or devil door knocker. It must have belonged to one of the two very old cottages that once stood in that location. They were that old, that they didn't have stairs. Just a ladder to get up into the bedrooms. Outside one of the houses grew the most beautiful rose I've ever seen and smelt. It was a deep dark pinky red colour. Its scent was pure roses. So deep and beautiful. We were so sad that demolition orders were on the doors. We then planned to go get the rose. Sadly, so sadly the day we went, the houses had been destroyed and the rose was gone. Well except for the memory of course. Planted safely in my noggin.
Its wise to walk looking up I'm told...but I'm afraid i tend to look both up and down, because you never know what you might find.
😊xx
Your beautiful head could possibly be named Precious Eliza"path". You always have a good time, even with mosquitos. Stay safe, ladies.
Hi,fleur & Kate, I like the beach where you found those Neider brothers buttons
I love the videos as they are perfect. It's exciting waiting to see how the firing goes. They show the true nature of pottery, it's a process that takes time 😊
I remember the R Whites advert, so funny! Lovely video Ladies 😄💖x
The song was written and sang by Elvis Costello's dad. 🙂
Nice place to lark you for many gems. I hope you have been doing well. See you on the next one ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Thank you for posting .
A good tip for dealing with the aftermath of a puncture wound from those little bitie insects is a small drop of mouthwash (Listerine)on the bite the itch is caused by the insect injecting it's saliva as an anti blood coagulant, by applying mouthwash straight away the itch diminishes fairly quickly by way of the antibacterial or possibly the alcohol properties, I used this with my daughter when she was young and it seemed to stop her scratching the itchy bites
What a beautiful place you ladies live in and such history, Truly a slice of paradise but I bet winter isn't so pleasant . I live in New Zealand which was settled by the Maori peoples well before Europeans arrived sadly they had no metal or glass (dont even think they had pottery) so theres not much to find apart from modern (last 2 hundred years) junk. We have to go to antique stores to find most of our treasures. God bless. Edit the Maori are exceptional carvers of stone and wood (Greenstone or pounamu is highly prized)
Lovely video, as always. Looking forward to the new videos you described!
Wow a lovely venture. Im glsd u found tbe dump.
The mirror glass could be used as a pond/water feature in the long awaited garden
Mushrooms and snails ❤️🍄🐌 even if you didn’t find a shard or a sherd, I’d still watch! I’d love to hear the slate story, as well as any sherd-related field trips! I’d love to see Hallow-mas? Mud-o-ween? 🎃👻 Spooky stories are fun too!
The Mirror in The Woods ... Oh no! RUN!!!! Lol.
Love Ur videos I'm an avid collector of beach and field pottery pieces for crafting❤
You have mint growing wild? I have a pot i have to water everyday in Texas just to keep it alive.. very lucky u.
Please name the wild flowers if you can, the UK is blessed with so many wild flowers, it's delightful.
I love your channel! ❤ I always look for new videos from you. You have such a lovely sensibility and style! Is there a baby possibly on the way? Something about the way Kate's voice sounds made me wonder🤔
Fancy finding all those stoppers in one place and them all being different. The little dish with the blue pattern is lovely. Stay safe. I have been waiting for a film from you for aaaggeesss. How the Lotty doing? We hav'nt seen it this year much??? XXX
Love the blue and white, what finds.
This broken china looks very alike Royal Copenhagen ❤😊
Model a shelf fungus out of milliput and fix that broken tiny pot!
Would make a great jumping off point for a story.
At 5:12 are those mushrooms edible? I'm looking forward to your story about the child slate owner.