Mudlarking A New Spot! Great Potential + Something Unexpected In The Stream! 

Watching Oscar, it reminds me of when I would take my son was younger I would take him out with me along our local river with his friends and we would find different things , clay pipe with the stem on, codd bottles still in tacked, fossils and he still has them, he is now 20years old

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Oscar is growing fast, will be a tall young man . I have a nephew that is 15 & 6' looks to be taller than his father 6'3""or6'4"

That would be great! I think she is the perfect model ! I have bento Prague and saw the great exhibition of Alfonse Mucha, what a great painter he was! 💕

I see her painted by a pre-Raphaelite - but she seems to happy for that.

Totally agree

So interesting. Thank you for that tid bit of info.I d never seen or heard of horsetails before..very cool ! Indians were ingenious by knowing how to use all kinds of plants and trees. Recently my husband and I were blessed by a park employee (USA) who has Cherokee background , who gave us a tree tour complete with some of the things they were used for. I d been interested in the Cherokee most of my life. And now that my husband is retired we have been studying them and have gone to 3 southern states Cherokee places. (Unfortunately most of them were WRONGFULLY forced on the TRAIL of TEARS from these states to Oklahoma!!) They were unjustly treated , lied to and stolen from over and over and over again) As a very young girl I was taken to an interactive Cherokee village and super impressed and glad that that area of Cherokees escaped the Trail of Tears..may it EVER be so!!

I thought so too..dog head in their garden peeking out from somewhere.

Yes but be careful every1 . Queen Annes Lace is NOT posionous but there is a very similar looking plant that can be deadly.

Great tip

I grew up there. It has some really cool landmarks. The local church was amazing when I used to go there at primary school, I just stared at the stain glass windows and ceilings. I don't think I ever hear a word from the vicar 😅 it is a really popular tourist destination and is a shame they can't tell you more about it. I live a few miles away but still go back often, and regret leaving!

It must be the archaeologist in me. When I see Kate and Flo’s finds I think context and start asking who, what, when and why. There is so much more to the story.

@@leeklassy1012 it's a very old town, the thing I find sad is the limited amount of children's toys there. It is very rural so there was no money for such things. It's not listed on the council dump sites but I've found bottles and cups with the towns name on them. The whole length of that stream has been used as a dump and there is a fishing lake further up stream that is relatively new. It hasn't had many archeology studies there, which is odd as it's got many fields around it that are ripe for digging! As you can tell I absolutely love the place!