I thought the stick was for stirring drinks! 😂😂 love the amber bottle. Also I thought the pouring bottle looked like two designs molded together, like they couldn’t decide on a shape! lol! Nice to see you back guys.🌞
13:41- Could that possibly be a plunger from a syringe? Have you ever considered taking the bottoms of the broken colored glass bottles and grinding them down and making a stained glass window out of them? I think that it would be very cool when finished.
great find on the dump but nice pipes on the forshore. Love the square bot with the lip. It could have been for food colouring with such a delicate lip. lovely shape the penny perfume. Stay safe and good luck on your cycling.
The penny perfume is my favorite, it reminds me of a oil light. The glass stick reminds me of a needle plunger. The German mouthwash looks very art nouveau.
Thank you both for the amazing adventure. Great pipe’s and so pretty bottle’s congrats. I love the amber bottle and the Parfum bottle, and all the other🫣. Have fun with your bike race‘s Josie.👍
Yay ! good to see you guys , back in the mud 😁 and that dump is full of hidden goodies, nice one. Good luck on your tour Josie, see you both soon, take care.
Nice finds mudpies family great to see you both again shame we don't see more of you you are one of my favourite sites could the glass rod be the plunger of a syringe 😮😅
Lovely to see you both, I miss your videos. Well done on the pipes, that looked a very cold day & awesome bottles. My favourite was the penny perfume bottle, so sweet.
That little blueish 3/4oz jar...I have a milk glass one with the classic Vaseline embossing on the bottom. Great finds....smoke em if ya got em...and you've got the pipes...
Lol. The tides are sorting for pipes today. I think I’d put a bunch of those mallet-bottle bottoms upside down in the garden for bee- or frog-watering stations.
Dear me - I seem to have bought my fav find - the pouring aqua ink - well done and thank you both - found a few bits in my own garden recently, which is keeping me quiet whilst i cant get out to try for real ! Good bless All x
@@Mudpies I found a perfect OXO glass jar with herringbone looking pattern on sides and other words written around the large print of oxo - 'packed by' and under it, ' limited london' all in smaller capitals and I believe it was around the 1930's underneath was reg no's I believe (house make over and crafting shed built chaos reigns and my disabled daughter has hidden it) When crafting cabin completed hoping to set up on Facebook site !
Eek, I Almost missed you today!! But better late than never where my fav mudpies are concerned.Another delightful trek through the mud with you both, greetings from N Z
Great to see you. Fantastic finds. I love the pipes. Thank you and cheers. Best of luck Josie with your racing. Maybe lay off smoking the pipes for a bit, 😀.
Excellent finds! think that glass cork screw with a hole in it went into a baby bottle and a hose went through it, then attached the other end to a feeding nuk, mid to late 1800's if I am not mistaken. the glass rod I think went to a syringe I believe. possibly to clean out the hose to the baby bottle.
So happy to see a new vid! Missed you two! Good luck Josie on your bike races! 🎉 So many treasures! Love the tiny sample perfume (sherbet) bottle. Best find … the toothpaste bottle. In perfect condition. Can’t wait for next vid. Hello and 🌹to momma mud pie. ♥️⭐️
Sheena beat me to it I kept saying when you were asking when you found it a plunger for a syringe. Nice finds and Dad you really had the pipe eye out there in the mud! Loved the digging as well. Fun times and love to see you again!
What an epic dig! Although the sea gave up her pipes, lol. Thank you for a grand adventure! I love the pub flask...gorgeous! Have a great week Mudpies Family!
Hey mud squad here. Great to see the mudpies back in action! ❤️ Now, that thin piece of glass with the knobs top and bottom is the inside of an old syringe! And the glass screw thing fit on the top of a baby's bottle! And had a tube coming out of the middle hole. Killed a lot of children due to unhygienic practises! ❤️ From me in Australia...
Your "Castle" bottle is more than likely from the Castle pub in Bexhill (Now known as the Town House). In olden days the Castle had it's own Off Licence and I have a 1920's etched bottle from the Castle Wine Stores Bexhill. Practically all the rubbish on this tip came by rail from Bexhill. Hastings had its own destructor plant and once everything over there had been smashed to smithereens and/or burnt it was dumped at the foot of the cliffs.
Thanks Dave for your insight. I'm going to look up this pub now! Funnily enough we've found some lovely inks at the foot of that cliff in Hastings.... Good luck on your next adventure 💪😃
I love your calico cat! She's so beautiful. What interesting finds you had this video. Josie (Josey), much luck on your bike adventures. See y'all on the flip side! Howdy from eastern North Carolina.
nice pipes and beautiful weather, good too see you back in action nice finds but no stoneware this time 😢 9,10,11,12 mei I will be in the UK 😊 see you next time greetings Pieter
Helloooo Mudpies, good to see you both again 😊. Loved both of the adventures. My favourite things were the dolls head and headless figurine ❤🥰 good luck and have fun on your cycling tours Josie 😊 thank you for taking us along with you ❤️❤️😊😊
Sohappy to see a new post. We do miss you when you disappear. You two had a great dig. I can’t believe the cool objects that you found. Don’t stay away so long. We love watching you. Donna Michigan
Great video. That bulbous little bottle looks Japanese to me. Not sure what for but I’ve seen that shape fairly regularly on a Japanese bottle digging channel. Good luck Josie on your many cycling mudventures!
I didn't get a notification for this video, bummer, buy still was lucky enough to trip over it! I love the tall amber bottle. Did you all find out about the clean bottle with the numbbies' on it?
The amber coloured bottle is my favourite, and I love the bubbly pouring bottle. I love when you two find poisons and was surprised that none were found on this dig. I was also surprised that Andy found that cache of clay pipes. I could tell Josie was probably nursing some sore muscles during the squelch part, but I love that she stays fit and takes excellent care of herself. Even at age 67 I still stay fit by keeping active. Always have some Salonpas nearby! Keep on digging and squelching, I'll be looking for the next excursion!
Wow you finally are getting into the good stuff again 😁 I know the going has been a bit slow over the past wee while but persistence pays perfect periode pieces plenty peachy pinched past parafernalia 😊
Love watching you two! Hello from AZ! I. Thought it would be interesting to see what you guys would find using a pinpointer metal detector while digging around in those bottle dumps! 😊 putting the thought out there. Take care!!
@@aztreasurehuntingduo We've often wondered this too although there is such a lot of metal bits mixed in the soil at the dump would it be too distracting? Thanks for your lovely comment 😊
ahhhh the old muddy lark love it loads of pipes rare as hens teeth here, love the headless figure.some nice bottles, love the tooth powder containers at the dump great video thanks guys
Thank you both! The spot we were in was one of the most productive and popular oyster growing area in the UK at one point. Until a lot of people got very ill! Thanks for your support as always ❤️
Great to see this, especially as the MUDEX is at a location very near to where I live. You often ask about items for inclusion in the future posts. How about some hints and tips in getting started? I've just retired and I would like to make a start on this fascinating pastime. Also as respects DUMPDIGEX where do you find the sites ? There isn't a OS map saying 'Secret Dump Site ', what about landowners permission? You might like, or not to look up the story of the oyster industry there. The placename plus online and the sad story of the Dean of Winchester in 1902. Keep up the good work. Rod
There is an interesting article about the history of the Pond's extract that can be found online titled "Pond's Extract-The People's Friend by Fred DeCarlo. We have a Witch Hazel growing in our yard,
I'll have a look at that. It always amazes me how we have all of these powerful natural healing plants growing around us. With the advent of the Pharmaceutical industry I forget how many products originated in the wilds. 😀💪
Aww I've missed you guys, not watched much RU-vid for a few months so I'm going to binge watch all your more recent videos now. Josie I can't believe how long your hair is now!! It was only short when I first found your channel and I'm loving your new tattoos!! Fab video my lovelies!! ❤️❤️
Love love love those uneven old bottle bases!! I would keep loads and "plant" them in the garden with the top slightly higher then the soil and fill with water for the birds and when the sun hits them should look nice ❤
The apparatus was a kerosene lamp with a bowl over the chimney and the contents of the bottle was a coal tar substance poured in the bowl..when heated it would produce fumes said to cure respiratory complaints..it was considered quack medicine
Wow all the pipes what a good haul. Love the headless horseman, congrats for the toothpaste dispenser, as a good array of bottles and a good ink. Thanks for a good video, look forward to the next
