Hello you two. My son said that your brass ring with numbers is a timecharger (or so) of a bomb nose. He has a complete one in his ww2 collectie. Nice finds ass always.
I was yelling at the telly when you put the Cheese Cover back in the mud. The Acanthus leaf design where the handle attached to the cover and the fact that it wasn't broken or cracked made it a Keeper in my book. It was missing the plate it fit on, but a rectangular plate might not be too hard to find!
I Don't care what you guys do. Mud, Creek, or dump digging. That brass thing, to me looks like maybe a fuse piece for anti aircraft or something. Awesome video! Thank you!
You really need a Garrett carrot. So many coins seen on your video, were your dad found the big penny there were 3 more coins he missed. Maybe drag a magnet behind you as you slide along . Great video none the less.😂❤
I thought I liked the digging more but after this mudlark I am split down the middle.Really enjoy just watching the whole father & daughter aspect of your videos!❤
The ball looks like the pumice from the wand of a Cape Code fire starter. Put it under the logs and light it up! The stone is submerged in a brass pot of kerosene between uses.
@@Mudpies I looked up fire balls because I hadn't a clue what they were. The first web site stated ' fire balls a modern replacement for the fake logs, in ceramic or clay'. The old adage holds true, ' what was old is new again'. Love the creek walks. Great selection of finds.
I loved the leaf design on the large Cheese Keeper you left. Maybe you'll see it next mud Muck and be prepared with something to wrap the handle in before putting it upside down in the bottom of your bag... put smaller bots to bed in the Cheese "Sleeper'!
I can hear my late father used to say to us x5 sisters and a brother " when in town keep your window down " meaning to look around all the time as you don't know what is under your feet, whilst watching the video
The brass dial looks exactly like being the dial of a special clock, with minutes and seconds on it. It is used especially for cooking and baking, if your oven does not have an alarm, which goes off at the times, when the cookies should be ready. It is kind of short time alarm clock. I can tell you the German word for this: Kurzzeitwecker. 😘 Try to say this. 😉 Thank you for sharing the experience and have a great day!
Digging is cool but so happpy to see you back at the creek. It’s like that is your individual thing . Love you two and your videos. Always glad to see you too. Donna Michigan USA
Mystery brass thing is the timer ring from a shell fuse, the annular channel in it would have contained the fuse powder and controlled the burn time before it detonated.
nice little adventure guys....love the codd. between you guys, ally sherlock, and nikola white, i spend most of my time in that hemisphere. love the brits unique expressions.
What a great slimy lark. You have recovered very good items this week. Always can't wait for your next video. I am awaiting my t shirt and cap. Take care, ❤️👩🦳👩🦳🐾
I adore your channel for the finds, the fun and the excitement...but...as a 57 year old USA person I watch MOSTLY for the awesome times and outings and experiences with the father/daughter relationship...and I've said it once before and you've commented on it (telling me how you know how blessed you are to be close) so no need to take time to comment again, but it makes me SO HAPPY to watch your adventures and outings. Thank you so much for sharing them!!!
hI, love your videos, happy to watch whatever adventure your having, mix it up please. Great haul from the creek, don't know how you see the treasures among all those shells and detritus. Cheers, thanks for taking us along for the journey, and have a great week.
alright stoneeveryware nice 😊 excellent choice off colour Dad you nicely blend in 😂 nice finds my favourite is the big one. see you next time greetings Pieter
Mystery Item one, the ceramic with the whole, could be a "float" for a victorian water purification tank. I saw one on the Roadshow. And it was used to regulate the water in the filter tank. The second mystery item could be a timer fuse for an exploding shell of some kind. My husband used to shoot mortars in the US Army and they had timers that looked like that at the end of the timed shells. So maybe those two answers will help?
I like the creek walks along that particular creek, you always seem to find a lot of bottles when you walk there. I'd say that it's better to focus on creek-walking and mudlarking during the warm months, and bottle-digging in the winter when the nettles are dead. Don't know if you already do this, but carrying a bit of wire coat hanger with you would make it easy to clear the mud out of bottles when found and allow them to drain out.
Top idea, funnily enough Dad spent a while looking for twigs to clean out the bottles! We'll be back at the dump in a month or so and wait for some storms to stir up the mudflats! Take care x
great stuff, that creek is a winner! love that green bottle, mostly for the color. too bad the low life lid wasn’t complete, I wonder what the whole image looked like? 🤔
We would search for bottles along a stretch of mudflats where a town once was located. We found bottles laying on top that were turn of the century but I decided to bring a rake with me one day to dig down a little deeper. We ended up with five Cathedral pickles! With the help of that rake we found so many more bottles! You guys might try it in that creek. Might find a few nice onions down deep.
We've thought about this, just don't want to damage too much of the bank /river bed. We've got good relations with current boat users along this busy creek. Sounds like you found some epic bottles ❤️😀👍
Great finds and so many of them and unusual ones too. Great lark. I like all you do as its all so interesting and you work so hard on the dumps. Keep them coming please.😁😁😁
What a great stream slog !! Belters and oddities galore 😛😛I haven't got a clue on the numbered dial (?) I go with boaty thing too. I kinda thought the big round thingy might be a decoration off a fancy wrought iron fence 🤔nope, has a hole in both ends, unless a tiny sat on top 🤨😆🙄 Oh dear, there go the bats from my belfry... 😵💫..Loves my funny Mudpies and puss too. Stay safe and healthy, don't care if it's mud, water or dirt next time, I'm there !! Hugs 🥰🥰 xx
These were all super finds. I would have to list pretty much all of the items for my favorites. I love watching your videos. I don't have a favorite type of trek, though I love the muddiness. Just please keep up the adventures and videos. You are my favorite on You tube for mud larking, both alone and with guests.
I wonder if that ball maybe a fishing net weight to hold the net down to the ocean floor or perhaps a warp-weighted loom weight? , either squelching in the mud or digging through the soil, I love seeing your awesome finds you get,
So much fun to watch your interaction with each other, seems like a wonderful relationship between Dad and daughter! Thank you for slopping through the mud to find such great discoveries! Your videos bring great chuckles!
Hello 👋 from New York USA you Guy's found some Amazing finds my favorite definitely was the two stoneware ink pots Thank you for bringing me along with you guy's I can't wait to see what you find next 😊
That is a fuses timer from a artillery shell. Would be set to determine when it would go off for example if thy wanted it to explode after it had landed or if they wanted it to go off overhead. This would differ from target to target depending on the distance. Great video again
Great finds! My theory about the ceramic “ball” is that it was for conking unsuspecting people on the head with a rope through the middle.… possible used by a press-gang.😜
Oh!!! And I meant to add that I love all your hunting trips but I especially like your creek slogging, something I absolutely couldn’t do because I am not mobile much any more. Walking in mud would be impossible. I can participate vicariously.
Why do gunshots of UK made guns have a more refined sounding bang than the American KaPOW??? Excellent fist bump Blammo. & the whatsit exploded the entire bank of mud w/sound fx !!! Had to watch 3xs each !!! Thank You, again !!! I don’t know, but i wanted the “modern” skittle bot,b/c there aren”t any here,in the States. Cheers you crazy Brits 🇬🇧♾️
Hello Charlotte, Jane at @myordinarytreasure identified it as a Victorian fireball , it would sit in the fire lifting up the coals helping to radiate out heat! A new one for us . Take care 😀 x
Definitely something to do with military bomb (brass ring) my dad has a complete top of one. The other one I’ve no idea other than a weight to hold something down. Awesome finds guys well done, take care and thank you for sharing 👏🙏❤️
Great haul guys! Mystery objects we think are… the clay sphere looks like a fishing net weight. The brass dial, an 18 pdr shrapnel shell nose fuse timer ring from WWI.
Hello there, great spot with the fuze timer. We're pleased with that one. The round clay ball is a Victorian fire ball to lift the coals in the hearth. Thanks to Jane @myordinarytreasure for this. Take care 😀 x
