DANGEROUS Mudlarking! Finding Glorious Treasures with Manchester Mudlarks!
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- čas přidán 4. 04. 2022
- Join us on an epic adventure as we explore a dangerous cliff face only accessed by boat! We're on the hunt for historic treasures and the histories they hold.
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Totally loved watching this with Mother. Her surprise to see Sarah and Mick on the screen and that she recognized them as a couple we watch together blessed my heart as Alzheimer's has taken a toll on her memory. ❤❤ We love watching both channels!
I pray God will bless you both. With comfort healing and strength. In the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Ghost Amen.
Skull in the window and let’s do this again soon we will take our sieves . So many great finds that you snook past me lol x
Oh! Taking the sieve there is a fabulous idea!!
Now I can't wait to see your video of this magical place.
I loved this so much
I graduated high school in 1984 too! In the USA and I was 18. I am 56 now so probably a little older than you. Cause you finish at 16 right?
Gail - your sensitive and poignant words on the little child's shoe were lovely, and heading from prose toward poetry. Loved that. - Phil
Sarah, I use to assemble those tapes as a teenager. We had a factory that produced the tapes and vinyl records. Years later after it closed Sony took over and we produced CD's, DVD's, mini discs, PlayStation games and LD's. Sony recently closed here after about 40 years in the area.
Hi ladies! I really love the deep amethyst bowl that you found. The clip looking through was genius! That or the full large lead camel. Great mudlark as always so much thanks 🌺
OMG I can’t not wait for y’all to visit this site again! I wish I could go with you. I could see so many little bottles you passed up
I love the camel for the window and I want to say how brave all of you were! Good luck Northern Mudlarks and Manchester Mudlarks! I enjoy all of you so much! I wish America had so much history to unearth!
Our G-G-G-G-Grandkids will have a dig! ... when you think Rome ruled the world when Christ walked the streets of Jerusalem ... all of our ancestors were still in Europe maybe. I am mostly German, Irish, and English. America is a young country. My dad was a first-generation German and spoke German as a child. His dad came over in 1893 ...
What a wonderful place to treasure hunt. You must go back there again.
Great finds! I would like to see the dark plate on the window, it is beautiful and it can be useful to hold more treasures in the coming finds!
There was some incredible finds there as well as the lovely sound of the river .It looked like a beautiful Spring day too ..Love n Light 🥰
That little train reminds me of a Ruston 48DS diesel shunting locomotive. They were tiny locomotives used around industrial locations, military locations and factories. I'd love to find a blob top cylinder! I love all your finds and I'm rather jealous of these locations!
It does look like a shunting engine! 😍🚂
I love the history you tell us from some of your findings. I also love when you clean up your findings & do a round up of everything. The nature incorporated into your journey’s are so wonderful as well.
Hello ladies, I’m American, born and raised in Detroit Michigan, I’ve been watching your videos for about four months now, I absolutely love what you do. this location is a treasure trove. your interest in this hobby captivates me, along with your finds and your wonderful personalities, the two of you are absolutely delightful. If I lived in England or Scotland I would do what you do. Gail I love your jewelry making skills and your creativity. I look forward to viewing your videos, just this evening I watched a video with the woman your with in this video. I watch Nicola white and recently I discovered the Mudpies. but the two of you are my favorites. looks like your having nice weather, I metal detect, waiting for nice weather, snow yesterday, mild and nice today. I wish the best for the both of you, and please be careful, take care.
I watch a number of mud larking channels and it always amazes me, the amount of lead, found along river banks and the foreshores in the UK. It rather frightens me actually. As a child, we spent our summers on the shores of a small lake that had been used for duck hunting. There was so much lead shot in the water that the swans that landed on the lake during their spring migration would loose many of their numbers due to lead poisoning. I'll never forget the beautiful sunrises, only to see highlighted, the white, lifeless bodies floating on the lake, every morning for weeks.
What a fun day for all of you! Love the many cool finds! Thank you for taking us along on your mud larking adventure! ☀️☀️☀️
I really love it when you all get together! It’s like viewing heaven! The lead toy haul was incredible !
I hope one day I can go more treasure hunting. My mom and I used to go rock hunting together for crystals or any kind of fossils we could find. Anything that peeked our interest. It was quite a lot of fun.
Love your channel!
I hope next time you go there you can try some mud-panning again. So many tiny finds! 🥰
I second the motion!
Ooh, I had the same thought when I saw Gail perched at water's edge and could see so much debris at her feet. I instantly wondered what treasures could be brought up with a screen pan!
I think the best find was certainly the Ginger Beer bottle found by Alex.
The fact that it was from a small independent grocer, and the chances of survivability intact mean it could be a relatively rare find.
Well done ladies. 👍💖
Hi wonce again a lovely adventure on a boat like pirates ☠ 😀 going too find treasure. Arrr Gail and Alex Las. 😆
Another wonderful vicarious voyage of discovery with you, and I love you all for it! I like following a number of you intrepid mudlarkers' channels, but you gals are my favorite! I really appreciate your music, editing (and editing in the pop ups of cleaned up finds/info during the search). Just lovely. Bring us back to this site often, it seems like a real treasure trove! BUT PLEASE !!! Friends, DO start wearing gloves at these sites. You really don't know what kind of chemicals are mixed into the earth at these old sites. I cringe watching you brushing off the muck with your bare hands. Protect yourselves, please? Take care, all.
This was the best! Loved Sarah in the boat! Lol! Gail, you looked like an expert! I think the skull and the Camel for the window.
Gail, I love your mastery of words! You paint such a beautiful picture with your prose. You certainly “load every rift with ore.”
Oh, to have that gift! ❤
Thank you so much! xx
All those treasures above seem so tempting!!! I would love to see another trip here in the future.
What a fantastic mud lark looks like you had a fab time with the Manchester mudlarks . You found some lovely things to .
the glass stand should go in the window and the little lead pig Alex found as he was so detailed and whole I also loved the skull and know Alex does too. What a great place to go and I hope you go again soon as it was so very interesting with all the lead finds and small poisons. the coffee pot thing was unusual too. Loved watching you on the little boat and take a longer rope next time as I was so frightened you were going to get washed away on the current. Love you all stay safe we don't want to lose you down the river.....
The little lead china doll on the horse would be lovely color in the window. THIS WAS AWESOME!!!!
Wow Your stories are WONDEFUL love to know the stories you told your children when they were young ,you gave them such imaginations
This video had me griped !!! And was so exciting !!!! And had me on edge !!! Of what you two were going to find next, what a fantastic place you went to !!!!! You have to go back again sometime soon !!!! Now as far as I'm concerned, everything you found needs to go in the window !! Everything you found deserves the window, they all are awesome !!! I'm sorry but I can't say enough about all you found because it would take too long, just put everything in the window, love you both and God bless you 🙏 ❤ 💖
Charms cast from all your beautiful tiny finds would make a great collectors bracelet.
I remember a 'Yates' in Nottingham. It was like something out of a Lautrec painting, two floors of dissipation. A string quartet of pension-age musicians would play on Friday nights, but you couldn't hear them. All manner of booths, side-rooms, nooks and crannies with huge barrels of cheap Australian wine from the days when such drinks were highly regarded for their price and potency rather than their bouquet. I nominate the plinth and the 'coffee-maker' for the window. I believe that fair because the plinth needs something on it to be a plinth. The last clip is reminiscent of the 'Washington Crossing the Delaware' painting, though more frivolous than Washington could dare have looked.
This is my favorite mud larking video and location that you have ever done. I didn’t want it to ever end. Please go back again sometime. I love your videos
Such a fun time had by all! I too had fun just watching and waiting to see what treasure would be found next! I think the bowl found by Gail is lovely and the light would shine through it! 🤗❣️🌸👍
Just an outstanding video Ladies!!! Really enjoyed all the tiny treasures from a bygone era!!! Simply outstanding! Congrats! 👍
Alex is so beautiful
. Her smile lights up the screen! Gorgeous!
Ohhhh..all the lovely coloured glass...but my favourite for the window is the magnificent amethyst bowl..so beautiful and the sun shining through it would be spectacular
Absolutely a fun video. Love the scene of the water flowing through the rocks. And what a nice day. Blessings ladies.
My votes are for the Window of Wonders are Yorick 💀, the glass flask and the Uranium bead! This was a fun place. Please go back there soon! Loved it! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
How wonderful you got to joined forces with the Manchester Mudlarks. Must of been fun to compare findings. Wish you had a larger window sill, everything is so special. Ginger beer bottle would look so nice there in the sun.
HI GAIL AND ALEX!! HI TO SARAH AND MICK!! I LOVE THE SHOE YOU FOUND AND THE HEARTFELT STORY YOU PUT TO IT. I LOVE THE MISTY GREEN BOTTLE, WAS SURPRISED BY THE COLOUR. I WAS BLOWN AWAY BY THE FRAGMENTS YOU PUT TOGETHER TO MAKE A SKELETON SKULL. GREAT SKILLS. GREAT FINDS AND A LOVELY DAY. MY CHOICE FOR THE WINDOW IS THE SKULL. STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY THANKS ❤ 🙏
Now I can see all you picked up without me seeing lol soooo many gems x
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i would just like to say , the editing on this video is out standing, great work
Aw, thank you, Mick! xx
@@NorthernMudlarks you can always tell when mick comments as opposed to me lol 😝
This looks like it was a very lovely lark. I really like the fact you take the time editing in the pop ups of cleaned up finds, thank you. My vote for the window sill is Yoriic and/or the tiny poison bottles. have a great week.
Hi there mudlarkers extraordinaire. You spotted so many delightful tiny treasures, all those lead toys - they must have been so popular, and as you say dangerous!! Wonderful adventure over the river with Sarah and Mick. Very entertaining video, thanks for a joyful start to the day. Have a great week, xx
Simon Shipnail is perfect! He sure can dance 😮😮
A boat is a great idea to get across there. We was there yesterday, But was far to deep to walk across haha. Well done 👍
Que bien con Sarah y esposo ,buena suerte ,un gran saludo desde Chile
The Milk of Magnesia bottle would be pretty for glass beads , wouldn't it. The blue is so lovely, but WOW that dark amethyst dish is amazing and whole.!! Splatter glass piece is a beautiful find. I just adore the old watch parts when they are polished up. They are definitely great for an art piece. I also love the little bottles with spouts. They seem quite rare as are the marbles and the facetted beads. That beautiful little copper coffee pot is so unique and I think would be a wonderful addition to the Window of Wonders. So many lovely finds on that trip and I enjoyed watching it all so much.
I think, probably the day after you shot this, I went filming there with James of Find and Create, waders, and glass bottomed buckets... it was great fun. Glad you had such a good time there, and found some wonderful things. 🙂
Thank you Tom 🥰 It was great to finally see the place in person after all this time. While we were in the water we mentioned how good glass bottomed buckets would be. We’ll look forward to seeing what you found! Gail & Alex Xx
What a bonanza of lead figures. Poison bottles are a favorite for sure. Great larking trip for all.
What a lovely adventure! I have so enjoyed tagging along!! Enjoy your week be safe and keep creating ♥️🇨🇦☀️
That lead wheel would make a beautiful casting piece for jewelry! I loved all the finds!!
"Not to be taken" "Not to be taken"... she took it.
A big Like for the Northern Mudlarks :)
What an awesome lark with great finds by all, take care guys and see you on the next one 👍👍👏👏❤️❤️🙏🙏
The tin toys would be lovely for a memory boxes for nursing/ residential homes to borrow for the day, as they are always asking for things to help with the memory for the residents
This looks like the river and bank where Tom Burleigh mudlarks. I would love to have an adventure there. Thanks for the fun day
I didn’t want this one to end!! I just loved the finds.Great informative fun interesting!!
You ladies Rock!!👏👍💕
Window of wonders “skull”🤭
SOOO INTERESTING ! 😍 ESPECIALLY, the rowing !!! 😂😂😂 Just a little tease ! 😁
I love watching your videos! It takes me totally away from where I am to where you are. Thank you so much ❤❤❤
Great finds glad everyone enjoyed themselves.
SO many great finds! 😍I LOVE that little lead 🐫; 🙏please add it to the amazing Window of Wonders! 🥰
The skull and the little train in the window. Great finds all around ladies.
Wow that’s a great day & a great place to look I would love to be there looking!!!!❤😊
The whole day looks splendid.
Glass plinth's like that were made by Davidsons, Jobling, Bagley & Sowerby. They were used to hold vases, bowls, and flower sets.
The Black Amethyst 'pedastal' needs to be in the window of wonders. On it's side so you can see the amethyst. Thank you, ladies, for taking me to place I will never get to see. It was a challenging day, and I'm almost back to normal with your joy of discovery. My humblest gratitude.
I vote for the amber bottle with the pouring spout and the beautiful bowl, and that beautiful piece of red and green pottery.
I love the little Iodine poison bottle for the window , it’s cute and won’t take up too much space 👏 so many beautiful finds 🙏
awww..i could stay there and find all the treasures...love this one...
One of my favorite finds is the cassette tape - I looked up the song list and was not disappointed. 👨🎤
Skull for sure! I’m so glad you took the little shoe. Fun trip!
Great idea to take the dinghy and looked a nice day too. You found some great things and I loved the poison bottles and skul poison bottles for the window please xxl
We had some lovely weather - than winter returned! lol xx
Typical isn't it lol?
Loved this video and such great boating gals too. the window the lead piggy and lead mum w/babe. Excellent Video I got to watch you on my telly today so cool!
Love your POISONOUS bottles, the marbles and bong like finds.
Alex with the ink bottle "I'll just take this down there...". Looks like that tree would be down there on top of it soon enough!
Another great video from two of my favorite vloggers. Stay healthy and keep the wonderful adventures coming.
What an exciting adventure with so many wonderful treasures! The beautiful music is the icing on the cake. Thank you for taking us along.
Ahhh I love this. Now I understand the mention of a boat in Sarah & Micks video! X
Wow!!!! Amazing finds. Love the amber bottle with the spout.would love to learn more about it
Watching Sarah on the boat... We are so much alike.. LOL Everytime I watch you, it reminds me of me LOL
Love from the old lady in Texas may God bless you always and forever
God bless your eyes you both find things that are not easy to see.
I am officially an addict to your posts !!!
Love the green blob top bottle. Beautiful!
I dont want to go to work...i just want to binge watch your videos
That exactly what I'm going to do..👍what a brilliant channel,I'm addicted to it!
The skull is so unusual that I vote for it to be in the window. Lots of wonderful finds from everyone but Sarah sure was lucky to find that Mickey Mouse!
What amazing little finds on this lark.
All those little treasures waiting to be found again, after so long being discarded as useless.
Sara's Micky Mouse was amazing.
Even with one ear missing.
I think the childs shoe and the scull should go on the ledge. The shoe because of its hard life, worn to bits by its little owner. Plus the scull, just because of the way you managed to put it all together. Freaky but i oddly liked it.
I must admit i loved all the netal finds, but my favourite was that beautiful Art Nuovo plinth/bowl.
It looked perfect. The shape was lovely.
Thanks for a lovely lark Ladies.
Always a pleasure to see the Manchester Mudlarks too. I am from the area after all and a follower of them too. X
The skull and the aqua poison bottle belong in rhe window!! and I live the little Dance at the end of the video! you two are adorable!!
I have the same skull on a book. It has a jaw that moves on a piece of wire with a counter balance of lead. I know you said it was a match holder and striker but when I got mine it had red wax in the hole in his head and some residue of melted wax that ran down the sides. Someone was using this one as a candle holder. Great finds.
The little bottles are always so much fun.
That pin have probablely been at the back of a brooch. It is still used to day👍👍lovely finds❣❣
An amazing watch thank you!!!
Wow what a great spot. I could spend hours there with a clear bottomed bucket for viewing and sifter for sorting!
I vote for the skull and the amethyst plinth for the windowsill of wonders, along with perhaps that pretty piece of spatter glass, and the little toy lamb in honor of the upcoming Easter season. That's quite a great spot for mudlarking.
The Skull is my choice! I love your videos and I think you are the most lovely ladies! Keep up the wonderful work!
With all those lead toys finds I think it should be one of them. First vote the little pig second the little locomotive! Can’t wait to see y’all’s next treasure hunt video!
Wowee that is definitely a place to revisit!! This week's window choice, for me, is the skull...love it 💀😊
How fun watching you all row the boat! I nominate Mr. Camel for the window. Thanks!
What an amazing adventure. That site is just loaded with treasures. I love all the lead figures found.
The skull is a must for the window...it's awesome!