My Best Cloth Seal!  

Another wonderful trip with you on the foreshore. You find the best things -- loved the magnet play. Shouldn't we all be kids at heart? Loved all the seed beads and imagining what they would have been on and how they found their way to the Thames. Anna's collection of glass roses was choice. Marvelous time spent.

Thank you Marie. I really enjoyed this. Take care and cheers.

Awesome. Looking forward to it. Thanks

I saw a vulcanite bottle stopper at the beginning. Great finds.

Fabulous finds on the Thames this day. Always look towards your trips. Fills the gap in my life that will never be refilled. Have a wonderful week ahead, and see you on the next, Marie. Cheers my friend! ❤️🇬🇧🙂👍🇺🇸

Thanks Marie, I don't know how I missed this video, really enjoyed your finds!

I can't believe the 4-part Alnage seal with still intact. Nice seals. Lovely glass pieces.😊❤

Another great video Maria. Thanks for all your brilliant visual examples

What a lot of cool finds, loved the Bigger Alnage seal,looked a good day out

You found a fairy hat Marie! (that tiny glass item). So many pretty bag seals, that's on my list for April. Hope to meet you then! Have a good and creative week.

loving the seal great video thank you

I should also like to say that your glass bead finds are remarkable. Glass is a language,it speaks things eternal. Here is a zany story for you,it’s based on a story of mine that you know. I made that promise to the River,to place back my very first find,which was a bit of green ware. Seconds later,I found a super pipe bowl,circa 1620. But here’s what you don’t know. I was carefully making my way down very green sloppy stairs,down to the foreshore. I was being very careful,but at the third to last step,I fell like a stone! I fell upon my right side,bruised my hip,no big deal. I also fell on my right hand,my little finger,well,it kinda hurt. And continued to,for many months after! I basically fractured my pinkie finger! To this day,I cannot hold my pinkie finger straight. My souvenir of the Thames. I think That mother Thames needed to take a bit more from me,rather than finding a green ware sherd,she taught me a lesson.

Know this,Marie,as I have touched on this piont in the past,but I must reiterate,re-explain. There are 2 types of rivers. There is male river,there is female river. The Thames,it has been horribly Mis indentified. A female river experiences the tides,a female human experiences tides,you know what I mean. A male river,such as the Congo,or the Amazon,they rage on,they bow to no tidal language,they only understand the language of finding the path of least resistance,they desire only to reach the sea. A female river,the Thames,the Hudson,too,they enjoy the poetry of tides,they befriend the moon. I hope this makes sense,dear Marie..