Hello lovely ladies! I’m in Tennessee, USA. Alex, I believe your white ceramic pot with the holes is not a pepper shaker, but for moistening clothes when ironing. My mom had one much like it in the 60s. Love you two!❣️
@@dioneglenn7692 Hi you! My favorite Cuban restaurant was in Maryville! Best Cuban sandwich and black beans and rice I’ve ever had. Since I moved back here in 2010 I haven’t been back to see them. We bought our RV from a guy in Maryville too.
Iodine or mecurachrome, maybe genitian violet for canker sores. My mum used it on us when we were kids. Wow that's a bucket load of memories coming back.
You two have the greatest "eye" for finding treasures in an area full of them! I mostly enjoy how you find the history behind each item. Have a wonderful week you two!
Wow ! The finds were spectacular Loved them all , the little green bottle with the cork and wand still in it was super, I think perhaps Iodine or something along that line ! Great lark you ladies are great . Have a great week Alex and Gail !!!!! 🤗💕🧡💛🤎💥
Discipline ladies, bottles were supposed to be a no no!! But who can resist the small cuties, like you Gail, we love the small bottles. Alex, your green one with the dabber was a beauty. Mr plod and the camel were excellent rewards for a wonderful day out. Those dumps and river banks in Scotland have wonderful and varied treasures. Thanks for all your entertaining efforts.
I live in WA State USA & donate to SPCA yearly ❤❤ I choose a different country every 3 years to donate to charities protecting animals including my own country.
Headed to a Scottish Festival this weekend (in Longbeach, Mississippi)...last one was 2019, so will be ecstatic to finally enjoy the fun, history, music, and games!! Look forward to your videos every week❣️
I love , love the Northern Mudlarks videos, I try to imagine my McIntosh ancestors there in Scotland! Finally, made it to our Highlands and Islands festival in Long Beach, Miss. Thank you for all you do.
The yellow object at 17:59 might be the amber mouthpiece of a meerschaum pipe. They were actually made of amber, until synthetics began to replace them. Amber is still used on high-end pipes.
Hey loves ta for all your loveliness started watching through lockdown just about to spring clean my sitting room after doing my kitchen and you guys are here to support me:) such fun and thankyou again, been so wholesome In a mad world xx ❤️ 😊
Love all the tiny bottles, the green one with the dabber is amazing! I always love to hear the stories of the quack medicines so popular back in the day, and the awesome women's history as well. Although when talking of Harriet's children and family the kids laughing and playing in the background almost gave me a heart attack since I listen with headphones, they just came out of nowhere! 😆
Good morning from Michigan USA, my dear daughter and I love watching your videos. My daughter mudlarks in Lake Huron and she has found many little treasures. We love your videos. Have fun on the Thames.
I love your videos. I long to hear your voices filled with excitement when finding something you haven't seen before! I think you both are Marvelous! Thank you for your entertaining history adventures! What a wonderful rich history your Country has!
I really like that green bottle with the part cork and glass spoon. A couple of cool old caps/hats too. It is amazing how sometimes such delicate things can survive the elements and being buried for so long.
Thanks for the great video. I sure needed to see you such lovely ladies, as I'm suffering with the thing not to be mentioned on RU-vid. I'm feeling better every day, but wish all of the symptoms would go away. Thanks again for being a shining light to us all. God bless, and BIG hugs for you all, from Teresa in Utah.
I love all the finds you found today. I would be in heaven. There's no doubt in my mind, after watching all of your beautiful videos that you share with us all over the country. I have to come to Scotland I would like to look up my heritage. I am amazed at how much Scottish, runs through my veins I must have family there. But what I am looking for, is to find a pipe bowl, regardless of its condition. Hopefully, I'll find a clay pipe intact,a plan pipe bowl would be just as lovely. Watching your channel. when you made those cute little pipe bowls. I would love to make a pipe bowl with sponge wear, and then after I have found one, I will make it mine. After painting it, I will put it into the kiln. I'm going Flip it, once it is finished, I will tune it on it as it should be, then put a cone incense, in it and watch the stack produce smoke. The tiny little fairy house, will need heat into the tiny fairy house. I will have heat rising out from its chimney. I have fallen in love with your channel. I just wish I could buy a pipe bowl with out the stem. I look every single day to see if you're selling anything on Etsy. I am looking for just an ordinary Clay pipe. Fingers crossed that I get to purchase one from you. There's many sites that are selling them but it is not the same. I need it to be from Gail and Alex Clay pipes with nothing on them so I can make my own design. I'm so excited about it my suggestion to the two of you if you have enough room on your farm to have Americans and other people come and stay with you for a few days and you take them out to you treasure hunt, so that they can find what they're looking for. I'd take the trip would be absolutely worth it first thing to come and visit Gail and Alex the two of you have the sweetest bones, maybe that's why you're finding the game pieces to show you that you are sweet all the way down the bones. Do you think that there is a way that I could buy just one bowl just one pipe? Over I have a craft that I cannot wait to make a.m. selfish it is for myself but I will love incense burning to the stacks of the people I'm still excited for the two of you do you have an email account? I need to contact you directly and phone number with the two of you a mother-daughter team, I am overjoyed to see Alex gets so excited with her finds and it is amazing that Gail has just as much excitement as her daughter and one of my hearts would you considering having a room for an American stay with you for only a week and take me out treasure hunting? I am a disabled veteran from the United States Navy and I will save up for this trip. so I have to make this bucket list come true thank you for sharing all of this with us you are the best mother and daughter team I have ever found on RU-vid and I am now subscribed to all of the other channels. That should say a lot within itself I would have no bad reviews to give you it's just a plain pipe do you have loads of them I just want one of them to make my magical fairy house. Some of my words may come out wrong because I use voice to text. I have a hard time seeing. I will reread when I write however if it is wrong I hope that you may understand what I'm trying to say. If you could just push me in the right direction to get your email address I have lots to say to you because next year I plan to be fixed and give me an opportunity to go to Scotland thank you for everything you do for us. I just want to find one thing and I have to go to Scotland to find it. Then so be it. I just need a little help could you help me come to Scotland? It is on my bucket list
Hello 👋 from New York USA you Guy's found Some Amazing Finds my Favorite Definitely Was the Little Girl sitting on top of the Teapot 🫖 Lid and the Clay Pipes with the Hands ✋️ on them Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next 😊
hello, and thank you for taking me to the dump with you! i am grateful that you included what you did about the horrible cruelty to the working horses of the past. the photo of the lone cart horse earlier in the video spoke volumes to me; it was a most dejected looking creature. Horses are still being worked to death or near death today; draft horses in amish country, race horses who don't win are dumped into unsavory markets, owners of cab horses in new york city have drawn scrutiny in recent years. the ASPCA can't be everywhere however they are marvelous at what they do. i just read that the ASPCA handed out copies of Black Beauty to cab drivers back in the day.
You two...wow, your videos get more and more stunning each week...love the little green snuff bottle and the story behind the Needham's polish...so interesting. Loved every single second of it! Thank you.
From North Carolins, USA, love watching you do what we call "beach combing here on East Coast!! We have hunted bottles in Bermuda and found lots of crockery such as inks, jugs and more. Love them!! Keep hunting!!!
I wanted to cry when I heard about the cruelty to Horses and other Animals. Thanks to the Scottish society of prevention of cruelty to Animals they stopped it.
I know you promised yourselves not to bring home too many bottles, but you found some historic gems there! Thank you for sharing the history you found!
You had such a wonderful day with sunshine, I hope it wasn’t to cold for you. Absolutely, amazing finds and history of the things you found. I so enjoyed this lark as I do all of them. Praying for you both to continue to find some different but amazing finds. Blessings from the Lord Jesus. Amen.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💗💗💗💗💗
I’m sorry if this has been suggested before but … because you love little bottles and also sea glass, you might want to consider selling little bottles full of sea glass on your Etsy store. That way you can bring more bottles home. 😊
What great finds you had that day, lovely ijnks and stoneware tinys a lovely pudding doll or two and the green bottle with the dabber intact was wonderful and such a beautiful colour green. Who was the other person with you that day? Love to you all. 💕
This was such an awesome "episode"! I gasped when Alex found that cute little green bottle with the stopper with little spoon still in the bottle! Love you lovely ladies! Keep on mud larking! xo
Always a joy to watch you both and see the wonderful things you find. I love hearing the stories behind the things you find. Thanks ,keep up the great work 👍
My grandaughter Ella likes Alex and loves Mudlarking, Rockhounding and dump digging...she is 9 years of age and is starting her own youtube channel soon.
You two find so many of my favorite things. Next time you say I'll leave this one here for someone else think of me and pick it up. I would so love to buy a box of tiny things from you. I would so love to come over there to go hunting with you.
My husband and I are from Fort Wayne, Indiana! I’ve never heard of Barkola, it was so fun to see you find something that turned out to be from our home town. Love watching you ladies on your adventures.
Something niggled me when you say you find a bead…. It just niggled and niggled. Today it finally hit me. “Bill & Ben The Flowerpot Men” when they call for “weed”, the dandelion! Of course, looking back, we can see the subtext now as adults. I used to love that little program, and don’t get me started on “The Magic Roundabout “…….
Greetings ladies! I smiled when you said no more bottles, then begin to find mostly bottles . . . The Victorians seemed to have discarded glass and pottery to the extent that we Americans throw out plastic and paper today. I would collect all the little bottles too, and I adore the dolls' half head succulent planters Alex! Peace 🌻
So nice to relax and watch you two share your joy with us! Great finds! The green bottle was awesome and loved the camel too! So many wonderful historical finds!
Oh my goodness, you had my dream mudlark! I love everything you found lol. Thanks again for the research and history, it really adds something special to the finds 😃💗 x
How wonderful to have such a lovely relationship with Mother and Daughter. It’s very obvious you both love finding treasure together. Fantastic finds! It’s very exciting to watch, I love the pudding dolls!
Thank you Ladies for another enthralling video. I must say I am Greatly Impressed by the amount of research you do in connection with your finds. Very Informative.
How lovely all those little bottles are!! I like to make little bouquets from vintage earrings and put them in bottles..those are so precious! And my favorites finds are the Jack's.. you can just imagine children playing with them in long ago times..much love!
