Mudlarking an ancient port at sunset! A beautiful mudlark and finds with fascinating histories!

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Come with us on a beautiful evening mudlarking adventure in the historic port town town of Workington in North West England as we search for the fascinating little histories lost in the river mud.
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@sticklebacksummer 4 года назад

There's something life enhancing about your videos; the way you find joy in the tiny discarded things of life. You should write a book "Zen and the art of mudlarking" or at least start a cult where we all dress in plaid shirts,wear wellies, smother our legs in mud and drive about the countryside at 100mph. All hail to the great cod marble in the sky and more power to your elbow.

@kellydiver 4 года назад

“It’s got a bit of green slime on it, but don’t we all.” 😂

@mudlarksincanada9081 4 года назад

I laughed out loud at that one 🤣

@ritamurphy9426 4 года назад

@@mudlarksincanada9081 As did I hehehe!

@anitadoan614 3 года назад

Why does the young one interrupt. Most annoying

@inge6280 4 года назад

It’s amazing people still have clothes on , with all those buttons gone rogue

@Chr.U.Cas1622 4 года назад

Dear Inge 👍👌👏😁😂 LOL Best regards, luck and health. Postscriptum:. Isn't Inge a German prename?

@inge6280 4 года назад

@@Chr.U.Cas1622 it’s swedish actually

@nancyholm2995 4 года назад

Lol😂! Good one Inge!!!

@sherylwheelon9679 4 года назад

I was thinking “ladies of the night” may have there 😉😉 😄

@Chr.U.Cas1622 4 года назад

Dear@@inge6280 Thanks for replying. Ah, okay. I thought that it's Ingacin Sweden and Inge in my country Germany. Sincerely yours.

@leidersammlung6955 4 года назад

Bulbs n buttons, bones and brass; Stoppleboppers made of glass! Hiding suspicious ‘neath the rocks, Ancient coins peep out their tops. There’s a beautiful ship on a ha-penny Wait. A ship on a coin fell in the sea? More buttons, bricks and bits-o-boot Bed parts hide amongst the loot, Random horse heads, big & small, Figurines against the wall. And was one of the guys who drank John Peel, The dude from the ‘drunken sailor’ reel? Thanks for taking us on this trip! To the Cumbrian town of the coin with a ship. History, mystery, always a ball! We sure do appreciate ya’ll!

@Squatchladypa 4 года назад

Beautifully written.,..

@susanbdusan2785 4 года назад

Well done! Looking forward to more of them.

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

You most certainly have a talent! That was wonderful, we love it! Thank you! Xx

@leidersammlung6955 4 года назад

Northern Mudlarks Thank you for sharing your beautiful country with us! (And for replying to my comment🤗) Your videos are always a bright spot, leaving me feeling calm,yet energetic. Something to do with your attitudes, and outlook on life, I suppose........Thank you!

@heidiavera8851 4 года назад

Brilliant

@davidquerry8869 4 года назад

I don't know what is more precious? Your adventures, your finds, or the two of you.

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

Aww you're so sweet David! xx

@nancyholm2995 4 года назад

Definitely the two lovely ladies!!!

@katykopp674 4 года назад

I so agree !!! what lovely lady’s and fun , exciting adventures for all of us. thank you from the USA.

@mimimitch327 4 года назад

So true! Hard to find these days!

@janicecooper875 3 года назад

The girls of course.

@mischiefmouse 4 года назад

It looks like you're having a lovely Autumn 🍁🍂

@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers 4 года назад

I have a lot of green slime haha! So many buttons! Strange again but Kate found a button hoard the other day at the dump, we just can`t seem to escape the synchronicity haha :)

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

I know! We definitely have a cosmic connection, lol! xx

@kellynicolls6383 4 года назад

Stopple Boppers 😊 I love when you say that! I'm always mixing up words too.

@janicehoughtelling5137 2 года назад

I keep finding old videos from a year ago that I haven't seen so I'm watching them. You do not disappoint me in the videos back then and I love watching All of them

@RebeckaSarkozy 4 года назад

The bigger horse's head actually does look like it's from the Ming dynasty. Could you imagine if it were worth millions! xx

@ianhooper4373 3 года назад

Hi Gail and Alex, my wife Sue and my daughter, Clare, came across your RU-vid clips about 2 weeks ago and since then we have "binged" daily. Absolutely love the shows - your presentations are excellent. Sue interests are pottery work, beading, painting and anything to do with craft. Clare is into jewellery making and I have a love for geography, maps and history so I follow your travels via Google Earth. Sue was born in England and after watching the videos of the beautiful area in which you live, she is getting somewhat homesick! I love the choice of your music, particularly the country style music. Nature around your area is just superb - so green compared to here in Australia. Keep up the lovely work.

@shanetrent3323 4 года назад

Cast the little horse head in silver.

@BongoboyUK 4 года назад

I just had to comment and say - you 2 are brilliant! I'm sick and tired of seeing fake, clickbait-y videos on RU-vid, but you 2 are so genuine, and it's so relaxing just watching you go about your day, digging through muck and rubbish to find treasure! I only found your channel last week as you were in my suggested videos, and I've been binging your videos since! I started making little bits of recycled jewellery about a month ago, and you're so inspiring - keep it up! Can't wait for the next adventure!

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

Thank you so much! Good luck with your jewellery! xx

@BongoboyUK 4 года назад

@@NorthernMudlarks thanks! You too! - have followed you both on Etsy - beautiful jewellery! Will be keeping an eye out for some Christmas presents!! 😉😁 x

@Minniebol 4 года назад

My mam lives in workington. My stepdad said his pal hasnt left much at all in the tips around there. He dug with jcbs and uncovered flaggons, toothpaste jars and bottles of all types. Sold most of it and made himself a fortune

@annemariemayr3576 4 года назад

Everythink is precious...and you have wonderful time together, outside in the sunshine, healthy, enough fun and found a lot of nice things....🥰👍🍀🍀🌺🌺 Thank you for sharing..

@rikspector 4 года назад

My Grandfather had a button factory in the 1920's in New York City. We moved fron NYC to a 27 acre farm in Jackson,N.J. in 1944 and when I was little we had a couple of large jars or containers full of buttons from the first decade of the twentieth century, many I'm sure were my Granddads. Some were mother of pearl , some wood and other materials, but they were all fascinating to a 6 or 7 year old. Nothing like the truly ancient ones hiding in Britain but interesting never the less:) What lovely afternoon light and finds you had and what memories you evoked in me:) Cheers, Rik Spector

@heidiavera8851 4 года назад

My granny had bottle of buttons and we would play with them them all day when we would visit best part of visiting with grandma and granny she passed them onto my mother we still love to play with them and I am almost 50

@emesestudy6287 4 года назад

What a nice story Rik, thank you for sharing. Best regards from Germany, Emese

@sharimullinax3206 3 года назад

My grandma worked in a button factory after my grandpa died in the 30s in Central Illinois. She had a great collection!

@barbaralindhjem1582 4 года назад

Love the violin pachabel

@lornafinch8855 4 года назад

Isn't it amazing that your finds often have a 'theme', today was definitely a button day. Beautiful glass bottle stopper, even if it was a little slimy from algae

@brucebrothers2373 4 года назад

When the tide goes out there, it really goes out! I would love to see how fast it comes back in and how high it gets.

@paulinehucknall985 3 года назад

Apparently the solway is second fastest in England. The Seven is faster.

@sandralane1923 4 года назад

I love this video channel. The photography, music, the artisans. Creative women who make beautiful, soothing videos and things. Well done ladies.

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

Thank you so much Sandra! That's so kind of you!! xx

@MsSandraCGL 4 года назад

I had a good time, thanks

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

We're so glad to hear it! xx

@MsSandraCGL 4 года назад

Congrats

@rachelpriddis1896 4 года назад

On November 18th 1908, JD Wilson and GF Holms took over the business of aerated and mineral water and ice manufacturers. Their office was in the Old Paper Mill buildings on Brown Hall Street (According to the British Colonial Druggist Vol. 54, Pg. 514).

@SouthCoastMudlarks 4 года назад

The larger clear marble is actually from an old car battery. As kids we would go to out local scrapyard and ask for them. They would sometimes have a pile left over from breaking the batteries open for the lead plates. We would then use them as marbles but they were known as crystals. Lovely video again. Thank you.

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

Very interesting! Thank you for that! It's definitely something we'll keep in mind if we find another xx

@peggyreid6836 4 года назад

When I was coming up in North Csrolina, we called the marbles you two found 'cat's eyes' because they resembled a real cat's eye. Love, love, love you both.

@margiebrown7436 4 года назад

Screw top bottles can easily be over a hundred years old. I love the amber bottles.

@Janettemay64 4 года назад

We called the red marble Conny Agates but we always loved the butterfly marbles.

@maverickstclare3756 4 года назад

The benefit of Lucozade is its high glucose content. Granulated sugar is mostly sucrose and fruit is fructose, milk is lactose. The body uses glucose and you have receptors in your mouth which put it directly into your bloodstream, other sugars need to be digested first, which is why Lucozade benefits someone who is ill. (Pineapple is high in glucose, try some after you have been strenuously exercising and you will swear it is the best fruit on earth).

@amandabell8827 4 года назад

Wonderful video Ladies, full of buttons, marbles and bottle stoppers, all the tiny finds that make us so happy! 😀 x

@zoeolthearch 4 года назад

I live in maryport and my aunty used to work in a button factory not sure if this explains the buttons lol xx

@paulinehucknall985 3 года назад

My mam worked at the button factory in Maryport. But I think the Workington laundry just a little up stream has more to do with these ones.

@catherinethompson2525 4 года назад

Wow the horse has great crazing on it, I thought it was metal At first, looks liked it was a handle to a pottery piece?

@f.k.burnham8491 4 года назад

Have you ever considered taking some of the old brick/tile parts and using them to print on fabric with ink or the batique process? That segment you found at the beginning would have made a great print. Maybe frame the fabric as a print to sell, or print yard goods. I wonder how many of the marbles you find in the water or on the bank were shot by kids with sling shots at ducks?

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

What a good idea! We've tried printing with embossed bottles and bottle stoppers, but tiles would be perfect! Xx

@f.k.burnham8491 4 года назад

@@NorthernMudlarks I am visualizing possibly a frame with the bricks / tiles placed in it with the desired face (s) of all at the same height. Then ink or paint applied to the faces with a brayer, and then the cloth placed over the frame, with a "rolling pin" or large round dowel covered in rubber or thick felt being used to press the cloth evenly onto the bricks or tiles. A person could even use old window or picture frames to put the cloth on as a frame for hanging.

@feewaybilz 3 года назад

I was thinking that you could use some of the designs and text on the bottle stoppers as stamps to stamp ink or paint onto fabric or paper

@MeMommyEms 4 года назад

that's the button river of England!

@juliegale3863 4 года назад

I remember lots of things that were made in the wartime under the heading 'Utility'. Things that were serviceable, useable but very plain design. I remember Utility furniture. We felt lucky to get any of them. Utility typically became a bit of British joke.

@suesykes2985 4 года назад

I remember Lucozade when I was a small child. The bottles had the black stoppers then. I must have been about 5 when I had scarlet fever and the doctor recommended it to help me get some strength back. I’m 74 now. Greetings from North Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@corfukefi 4 года назад

I had Lucozade when I was young, (late fifties) then mum took me to the doctors for something and he told her to forget Lucozade , wasn't cracked up to what it was supposed to be and had far too much sugar in! Never had it since!

@sarahstrong7174 4 года назад

@@corfukefi I remember my friend having Lucozade about 1968. Her Mum used to buy it for her specially because she was a bit of a sickly child, skinny & sometimes wheezy. I was never allowed to have any of this special drink that looked delicious when wrapped in it's translucent, shiney, orange wrapping. I was never even allowed one sip to see what it was like & its orange wrapping had me fantasizing about some amazing refreshing orange flavour but I don't think it was that nice.

@MsDig65 4 года назад

I think the forks would make nice bracelets. Thanks really enjoyed that.

@MsDig65 4 года назад

Is the agate type marble a bead from a hat pin ? I'm sure I saw a hole in it.....but I could be very wrong

@MaryABaker-rd3mm 3 года назад

I don't know how I missed this when it first came out. I look forward to watching your vidios so much. I find myself looking in the sand and dirt everywhere I go and have for years. I wish I could find clay pipes but alas I only find the odd coin and beautiful rock. Please stay safe! ❤

@MaryABaker-rd3mm 3 года назад

Oh my Lanta I found a little green marble while watering my flowers and filling the bird baths! 😄 and it was muddy. Does that make me a mudlark?

@aprilp.4530 4 года назад

I think the large horse could be a carousel figurine, and that's what the part under the chin is.

@sticklebacksummer 4 года назад

So it seems the population of Workington used to run around naked, drinking beer and playing marbles.

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

lol!

@eastcoastartist 4 года назад

Maybe, people did laundry near by: hence the buttons. Also, coins can come from the pockets of laundry.

@paulinehucknall985 3 года назад

You are right there was a laundry a little way up river.

@jonesjohnr9052 4 года назад

Thanks for another peaceful escape from the crazy world !!!! 🌞

@juliet5114 4 года назад

Wow😳, when the tide goes out it REALLY goes out of that river/stream!!! Such a great new finds area🙌🏻👍🏻. Looking forward to seeing more from there. Gail and Alex, I always am in awe of your "facts digging" and all the indepth historical information you present for us. Well done, sister-friends 👏🏻😊. 🕉️☮️ to you and your precious family 🥰. Stay safe and healthy 😊🤗🤭😘.

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

It was very surprisingly low that day! We will going back there again very soon 😊 We really do love the research side of mudlarking! All the best Juliet, keep well. Gail & Alex xx

@phylliswilliamstn 4 года назад

I'd love to watch the tide come in there. Beautiful video, as always!

@paultrigger8492 4 года назад

Another Brilliant mudlarking video by you two lovely ladies what great finds you had and love the horses heads Alex and like you said big coincidence right next almost to each other , absolutely love your mudlarking adventures hope you're keeping safe x

@kenyonbissett3512 4 года назад

Love the crackling on the larger horse head, beautiful.

@kkw8260 4 года назад

0 dislikes as it should be.

@paulsirens7259 4 года назад

Sadly theres always one lol

@mjc3206 4 года назад

There’s two of the now

@paulsirens7259 4 года назад

@@mjc3206 Well at least there sitting up and taking notice, I hope they go and tell there friends all about it, “There's no such thing as bad publicity” P.T. Barnum,

@c.w.3750 4 года назад

I don’t get it. I’m not just talking this channel but any of them that get thumb down. If you don’t like the content why follow or watch?

@paulsirens7259 4 года назад

@@c.w.3750 Some people love to hate.

@jonathansteiner3251 4 года назад

Another wonderful lark, y’all are just finding treasures left and right. I always so enjoy watching you two. Gail, I think I may just be somewhat infatuated with you. Just love your adventures and watching you and Alex making jewelry.

@carlosmulders2823 4 года назад

watching you two makes the weekend !

@cynthiat6505 4 года назад

I journal, those buttons are great. Plastic, glass, metal, it’s all treasure for a junk journal.

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

That sounds interesting xx

@stellabelikiewicz1523 3 года назад

I would love to see what you two amazing artists would do with a challenge to sculpt replacements for the missing bits of all the figures and animals that you find!

@belindamilliner3496 4 года назад

Watching you find sea glass and marbles makes my day! I want to go to Scotland so much. I love watching you two ladies. Oh and I love the music on your videos. 💕

@rmp9849 3 года назад

I do enjoy watching your adventures. You’re doing the things that I have wanted to do and at my age now won’t be able to do. So I’m living through you - and having a fabulous time. Thank you. Of all the channels i started watching I now just watch yours. You ladies are so natural and fun loving! You do an amazing job editing your videos and have beautiful music- great job! I love the beautiful connection you have with each other! One day I hope to purchase one of your creations! Hello and thank you Las Vegas, Nevada!

@NorthernMudlarks 3 года назад

Aw, thank you so much - it makes us so happy that you are enjoying what we do! Much love, Gail & Alex xx

@sandymudlark1177 4 года назад

always looking forward to Sunday eve..cant walk cant run just beeing in my bed ..listen and watching is a pleasure...missing mudlarking on my own..it does some good to my soul..watching you having so much fun

@catherinemoore1426 4 года назад

That is a e bottle stopper❤️🇨🇦

@shanaadams9293 3 года назад

Fun to imagine the last person to put that stopper in the bottle.

@ruthbond1581 4 года назад

Another beautiful drive and lots of wonderful finds❤️💕❤️💕

@angelicangel817 4 года назад

Maybe start button strings. Strung according to what they're made out of. Nice bead find Gail. I love the work you do researching the finds, that's time consuming and I appreciate y'all for it.

@Mudpies 4 года назад

Lovely video as ever, thank you. Particularly nice to see the vulcanite stoppers. We are both jealous of your lack of mud!!! 😄

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

Can't go wrong with a good ole stopple bopper! We originally planed to search the river mud but this burn defiantly looked like the better option lol 😀

@jennywilloughby3236 4 года назад

Liked this before I even watch it. 👏

@hummerklein2567 4 года назад

I’m new to your channel and looking forward to you and your mother. My husband and I enjoyed scavenging for 40years we did it always every where but we only got sea glass and shells but sadly he passed away in 2018. Now I’m justCoveding . But wow keep your momma close and God bless the 2of you always.

@judithlyon1332 4 года назад

My dad used to sing the John Peel song to me when I was very young.

@lastmanstanding2622 4 года назад

Mudlarks are certainly kindred spirits. The small bottle at 5:30 did not appear old...so she left it for future Mudlarks. Beautiful. 💖

@carolynchatham6338 4 года назад

Hope you return to this area for another look around for treasures.

@dbayerle1 4 года назад

Thank you ladies! Always a pleasure to watch your video.

@alicewilson1874 4 года назад

The glass bottle stoppers are still my favorite things you find

@j.k.rector9818 4 года назад

Love the shrews and cat cameos! Love the marbles and keep looking for history of that bottle 😊

@julierundlett2736 4 года назад

"What do you do with a drunken sailor..." my mom used to sing that from an old folk book we had!

@Let785 2 года назад

Wonderful glass bottle tops, cut off even at the bottom, assorted colors, for making wind chimes

@lovelyskull3483 4 года назад

Thank you for another lovely video☮️🇨🇦❤️

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

You are very welcome as always! Stay safe xx

@melaniek7577 4 года назад

Love the 'good-bye' from the two Shwoo's ! :)

@jacklisiecki2389 4 года назад

Thank you for another cool video!

@erinnkemp 4 года назад

They could have done laundry on the banks back in the day.

@trudiel7353 4 года назад

Oh that makes sense, now. TX Beads the same?

@hallowedbethynameyahuah7705 4 года назад

That's smart you're smart.

@paulinehucknall985 3 года назад

There was a commercial laundry just up river. My mam worked there

@michaelaussie3372 4 года назад

Its great just horsing around !!!

@helzbetwinters9633 3 года назад

Just a thought...the vulcanite stoppers reminded me of a flower middle... Like a daisy or sunflower...just a thought

@donnabrewer4971 4 года назад

On our visit to Stoke-on-Trent back in 2007, our friends introduced us to Wade Whimsies. I now have over 100 of them - including the horse you showed on your round up. It was interesting to see it!

@lilianorubiano175 4 года назад

21:12 "Why thank you!" ....did y'all say that? Or was it a ghost😶👻👻👻

@dmax64 4 года назад

I heard that as well. Definitely a female voice.

@sandraford4235 4 года назад

@@dmax64 me too ,ooh ay

@dmax64 4 года назад

@@sandraford4235 Hopefully there's a rational explanation if not...........just a little creepy.

@sandraford4235 4 года назад

@@dmax64 yes it was creepy ,I wonder if the girls heard it ?

@dmax64 4 года назад

@@sandraford4235 idk if they did they didn't respond with a comment that I can see. I was thinking it may have been Alex somewhere close by and was picked up by the microphone. Only it doesn't really make sense by what Gail was saying weird.

@darrennorth6255 4 года назад

That big glass marble when I was in school in Manchester we use to call them dobbers .. Haha keep safe girls xx

@scottishmudlarking 4 года назад

Cute as a button! Gosh so many buttons and marbles too. Really like that opaque milk glass marble, looks so battered and worn :) Workington suddenly has appeared on our bucket list ;)

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

We had a great day there!

@jennywalborn7769 4 года назад

Buttons and boppers, oh my!

@dawnculpeper2125 4 года назад

Button Bay !!!

@bigkeg9173 4 года назад

Wonderful treasures 😊 Love the history behind your finds ❤

@LeapingLeapords 2 года назад

Hi, the large horses head looks like a bookend, I’ve loved that

@babybyrd2121 4 года назад

A fun Sunday afternoon again! Love the fancy bottle stopper and the local bottle! The horse heads, that was something! Thanks!

@nilo70 4 года назад

A wonderful time , well spent !

@tonywild3588 4 года назад

Was a lovely area with all the old buildings for your mudlarking and a lovely sunny day to. Was some nice finds with the buttons and stoppers. I like the marbles. I remember drinking lucozade when poorly. Its always interesting to hear about the history of your finds. Thank you

@juanitaskelton448 4 года назад

I love the locations of your videos...stunning and lush. When you bent down to pick up the coin, I thought I saw a head...I almost went crazy because you went for a coin instead...lol...I go intense when you find coins but that time I got excited because the head looked like a males head. Love your videos...please stay healthy and loving with each other...it is so nice to see parent and child partnering and doing teamwork. God bless you both and your jewelry making.

@traceybradshaw 4 года назад

A bounty of buttons - my heart was flip flopping after the first 5 when they just kept coming. This outing would have been mudlarking perfection for me 🥰

@marciajohnson6767 Год назад

So many buttons! All good finds and great history 👏

@catierandall3030 4 года назад

You get to explore in beautiful old places. I live in the USA and it is beautiful as well but not the age of where you visit. Love hunting along.

@francescalittle4414 4 года назад

Happy Sunday :)

@marshacrom6206 4 года назад

I love your birds. I wish I lived where I could have them. They are beautiful.

@catherinethompson2525 4 года назад

That's what we say in the USA we like things made here!!

@sarapulford5957 4 года назад

🇬🇧 Your two latest marbles are comparatively modern but still nice finds.

@randomvintagefilm273 4 года назад

Wow, what changed? The audio is excellent!

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

Really? Nothing changed but we're glad it sounds good! xx

@carp53 4 года назад

What a Beautiful sight on a Beautiful day. Beautiful Finds & Beautiful Ladies. 🌹🌹 👻🎃

@genevievesmith3562 4 года назад

Hello my victorian ladies.

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

Hello! x

@deidrecruickshank6056 4 года назад

Hello how are you today, I got home from night shift and am now snuggled in bed watching my favourite mudlarkers.....have a nice day. We have a 'famous in NZ' John Kirwan too. He was an All Black and he is a tv celebrity promoting mental health awareness.

@primitivetennesseechicks8740 4 года назад

Thank you so much!

@calicocritterscrafts886 4 года назад

JD Wilson of Wilson and Holmes Limited along with GF Holmes; bottled aerated and mineral water and ice manufacturers. Information found in a book called “The British and Colonial Druggist Vol. 54”. Office listed as Old Paper Mill Buildings, Hall Brown Street, Workington, Cumberland

@NorthernMudlarks 4 года назад

Thank you so much for that Traci! X