My Last & Very Exciting Find of the Day Was Found in the Wall! A Day Full of Mudlarking Treasures 

Oh thank you so much! That's so very kind of her. I appreciate that xx

My first thought. Geocache 😊 how to find without GPS😅

Also my first thought when she pulled it out, geocache

Stay positive that you will overcome your health issue. Ones body and mind are incredible at healing.

Sending you lots of love xxx ❤️

Oh microsoft word class! how fun. And the total eclipse! wow. I didn't know about that. I need to see if it's here too

@@nicolawhitemudlark If you want to see it, I believe you would have to make another trip to the States. Maybe not Texas, but a trip to Hot Springs Arkansas might be good. Also, in Arkansas there is a diamond mine you could hunt... just saying... (never been there or hunted diamonds there, but it might make the trip worth it.)

The ppl u went with to magnet fishing , I might be following them also , lol

@@dalemills7926 maybe you shouldn't have this on my comment...

Hi Danella. Yes I will. stay tuned!

ha ha that' s too funny! But probably too true. They are little brutes!

@@nicolawhitemudlark Always glad to bring you a smile

I need to rethink it that's for sure! Thank you

So very true. That pigeon most likely died a natural death. The ones we eat- that's another story.

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Very true!

Thank you!

He was so disappointed

Aah 😮😂

This made me laugh so much 😂

Funniest thing I have seen (or heard?) this year😂😂👍

That’s a great story thanks for sharing it sounds like my brother in-law 😂

Im so glad you enjoy the videos. x

I love that comment❤

I know! Geoff's footage is incredible!

Totally agree!

oh, what a great story about the pigeon. Im glad that you called the rspca! xox

My Granddaughter Cait and friend saved a racing pigeon from the Cats! Phoned it's owner they came all the way from Yorkshire to Stockport Cheshire to pick it up they were impressed that I knew how to look after it myself Dad breed Budgies! For years 😂 one happy man apparently it was his champion bird! Weirdly my Dad was a champion Budgie breeder too 😂 my youngest brother nickname is Budgie and nephew is pigeon.. 😂

Were many (or any) of the LP’s still playable after the pigeon left residence in the cabinet?

love back to you!

Im looking forward to learning more about it!

@@nicolawhitemudlarkI’ve gone geocaching here in Canada. People add little charms to the cache as well as writing their names. It’s lots of fun searching for them. Sometimes they just give you fun little clues instead of the exact location to find them.

@@cyndicunanan400I have a Zealand friend who is a mad geocacher she is addicted to it! She has found thousands all over the world.

I started geocaching when my kids were younger. A lot of them had little gifts to trade so we would take a few bits ourselves to put back in. They loved it and now I may go back out on my own now the are grown 😊

...but you shouldn't take it with you home. Others are looking for it, registering the code inside the box and sign that they were there.

Thank you Emily ❤

@@nicolawhitemudlark You're so very welcome ❤️!

Apart from Indian arrowheads ,which I’ve never found and sharks teeth .

Fabulous building it’s a shame it hasn’t been utilized into something else a museum or something,

I remember Sharps Toffee from the 1950s

I used to geocache. It was my first thought when i saw this video.

Never saw one upside down before. When the tide comes in it will right itself.

Oh thats amazing! I think im going to prepare a little time capsule too

I could honestly live in one!! They are so peaceful

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yes, it was a lot of fun. tomorrow I will find out if the ring is gold

@@nicolawhitemudlark Thank you for replying back to me, Nikola! That gold ring is pretty special! Congrats! Just so you know...I look forward to your weekly videos! It makes my Sunday to sit and watch your larks. ☺

I also love your squirrel moments!

Thank you Ysabet! Wow, so interesting to hear more about the geocaches, including having to dive 10 feet down. oh my goodness. Im looking forward to finding out more soon! x

Thank you Pirjo xx hugs and love to you xx

Excellent! Thanks Dale ❤xx

Our country is old, only the government is young. There are hidden antiquities all around.

Same! I have my own version of 'mudlarking' in my old creek, finding American Indian arrowheads & bits of their pottery, old bottles, strange little water creatures & mosses, etc - but no Roman pottery, that's for sure!! We do have a lot of Indian mounds on the property but I would never dig in them as that's where the NAs often buried their dead, so I'll just have to keep wondering what's inside them. I keep telling my husband I want to go to England and mudlark the Thames. He always says "maybe next week!" 💀 We're retired, on a fairly 'fixed' income, and altho we have thousands of air miles I doubt we'll ever go. Shame, that, as I spent a lot of time living in Scotland as a youngster, and passed through/vacationed in London dozens of times off and on as my family traveled with my Dad's work. I'd love to see it again, but especially now as my time is short in the big scheme of things. Ah, well... Perhaps I'll come back as a Thames Mudlarker in future, eh? Life has way of working out the important things. 😁

@@MeanTweetsPlease LOL that's what we always say! "Remember how stoked we were to find an arrow head or bit of leather with a feather attached???"

Our country is just as old as theirs. Only our government is younger.

@@cijmo lol that's awesome! I've found some real beauts! Where do/did you arrowhead hunt? Interestingly, I found more awesome old bottles this past "hunting season" than I ever have before. We can't hunt the creek in Spring/Summer because rattlesnakes & occasionally water moccasins are so abundant and aggressive during that time.

Thank you SO much. It's weird as I wasn't sure how to put this video together initially. xo

I so agree, it covered so much, wonderful river shots, skylarks, music, and several interesting stories/history lessons...

Thx Dean xx

Thank you! xo

Also the stone dressing , all those angles and it's curved, such craftsmanship a work of beauty absolutely . So glad it's survived considering how many carefully constructed functional buildings are just demolished to put up shopping sheds etc.

No update yet

@@nicolawhitemudlarkThere was a Time Team episode from years back that investigated the original landing/invasion point in Kent that the Romans used, and a large fort that was built. Perhaps this area of the river connects somehow with what the Time Team worked on.

Hello. Im so sorry to hear about your brother. That is very hard to have to go through. Thinking of you, and him, and sending you much love. Im so glad you have discovered the videos and I hope they continue to resonate with you. Lots of love, Nicola xxx

THANK YOU

Thank you! I am going to check that tomorrow!

It is!

Thank you! Much love back xx

Loads of them but we were on the Medway that time

Thank you! David is very keen on History particularly military history

Oh amazing!!

Thank you Andrea xx

I'm an arrowhead junkie in Louisiana. What state are you in? There are books to help you identify exactly which type/era your arrowheads are from - many of the guides are broken down into specific geographical regions. One go-to is the "The Official Overstreet Indian Arrowheads Identification and Price Guide," but there are plenty others as well, which honestly are generally more useful to me on a daily basis. You local library either has some or will certainly get them for you. Also, Amazon and eBay are great sources for used ones. I try to order 'used' books as often as possible! Cheaper, and why not 'save a tree' if one can, eh? I learned that several of my arrowheads are from the paleo, archaic, and Woodlands eras. I found a stunning, museum-quality hafted knife in absolutely perfect condition (the blade is still sharp!) in my creek - probably my most beautiful find, tho definitely not the oldest. Lots of pottery shards from across several eras, as well. My dream find would be a Clovis, of course, but that'll most likely never happen in this region. Sorry to hear you're dealing with Lyme disease. It's not so common in my area afaik, although I suppose it could be contracted from the ticks here as well as anywhere else. We harvest enough deer every winter to fill the freezer for the year, so deer ticks are definitely common during spring & summer. I wish you well, and sending prayers for you to feel better very soon!💖🙏💖 My spine is in horrible condition, forced me into an early retirement due to disability unfortunately, and I "get it" that pain is so debilitating some days that it's impossible to do anything except wait it out and hope tomorrow is a better day. Hang in there! ✨

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I've never found a pipe quite like that before!

Thank you! And I hope you have a wonderful time at the exhibition

Thank you so much Greg xx

I felt the same imagining the pigeon held in someone’s hands before its last flight. The owner would get some closure where it got to and that it wouldn’t be coming back…😢

Oh no!!

Thank you Nicole! And enjoy your massage ❤xxx

Having said that you have found some priceless irreplaceable things though, if that makes sense 🌻👍

Thank you!