Mudlarking a varied river terrain... weirs, woods, Mills, sun and shadow.
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- Come along if you'd like, wading up a brook, under a canal, under a road, under gardens, old mill structures and trees... looking for whatever things can be find, old, new, natural, unnatural or supernatural
I didn't find much, but the weather was nice, the scenery was varied... and the play of light on water was often spectaculor.
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My two favourite things about this video:
"There might not be much to find but it's a lovely day to not find much."
and
STAR WARS BAG.
Ah yes, sadly Star Wars Bag is starting to show it's age and infirmity. Hopefully there'll be a new one soon in Tesco for the new film; I'd buy them all. 🙂
Big dittos. :-)
Tom Burleigh always lovely to meet another SW fan 😁
Ditto!
I love the noise of the water going over the weirs. A wonderful meander. Thank you.
Thanks Rachel, those are the bits I love most too... that's why I walk slowly along the rim of every weir I find... just enjoying it. 🙂
Although the finds were relatively small, this was a beautiful and relaxing lark. Thank you for bringing me along.
Thanks Malinda, I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Hi Tom, We watched this while eating our tea and really enjoyed it! I'm pining for those summer days already. Every year I end up taking them for granted, even after I promise myself I won't. It's not always about finding something incredible, I've found that many people just like coming along for the adventure. We did giggle at the cheese though! I really find random funny. Best, Gail & Alex 😊
P.S. We were sure to watch all 3 minutes of adds in the beginning 😊
Oh dear, 3 minutes of ads is a lot. Something wrong is happening, I don't know if I'll ever get the settings right. You're absolutely right, it's mostly about the joy of coming along on a filmed adventure; this one though.... 2 hours 40 of footage, it was a nightmare to edit, I put it off, bumping other episodes in front of it for 3 months. Next year, with mudlarking channels to feed, we all might make more of summer, stockpiling episodes for when we can't get out so often. All the best, Tom 🙂
Yes, I did enjoy your wander - I always do - and I particularly liked the 🐸 froggy fork you found. Wander on, brave waterlark 😏
Thanks Margaret, I've been out of the water for too long over Christmas, with high waters and illness, hopefully getting back to it soon 🙂
@@tomburleigh9261 Oh Tom, it's the middle of winter over there, aye, and horrid and cold - I wouldn't be going for any wintery wanders until I felt completely up for it. Your wellbeing is important! Blessings, M.
I do quite enjoy winter mudlarking if the conditions are amenable; I still think one of my best videos was on a day that frost was still on the ground and no leaves on the trees; the light was glorious🙂 But... I am currently a snot monster, and I must recover a little before I go out again.
Great relaxing video and scenery, would enjoy seeing more of them, good finds or not, the video its self was a great find. Keep them coming.
Thanks Fenton Pettigrew, more are coming. 🙂
A beautiful scene of the waterfall with the stone church in the background! Enjoy your larks and narratives very much. Sherry
Thanks Sherry... this was a tough one for me to edit, I'm glad it turned out enjoyable 🙂
Your videos are always enjoyable, even when nothing much is found. I like the scenery, the music, the sound of the water, and your commentary.
Thanks ohjoannabanana, and I enjoy your comments 🙂
I always enjoy your outings Tom whether you find treasure or trash. It's all good.
Thanks Jan 🙂
Feet up cuppa tea and a Tom Burleigh video ...ahhhh☺️
🙂
Your music is just as soothing as your voice and the scenery so breathtaking.....thankyou
Thank you, I'm glad you find it so 🙂
Great adventure today , thanks for taking us with you . Hope you soon recovery from your tiredness .
Thanks Jane, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
So nice to wander with you with the sounds of the water and birds as an accompaniment.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy it; and especially that you enjoy the same aspects of what I do that I particularly enjoy.🙂
It was a lovely lark! The water was clear and the rapids were wonderful to listen to. Funny, I was thinking "he really needs a little rake or shovel" and then you find Mr. Froggie McRake. I love it...I believe it was the best find! No matter the finds, I always enjoy your company. Till next time, take care, my friend! xx ~Jen
I do have a multi-tool that I sometimes take out. It's a Shovel, pick-ax, saw, compass, in one. But a hand rake is a welcome addition... I think it will help. 🙂 I'm always glad when you've enjoyed one of my videos. Till next time, Tom.
Waited all week for this!!!!.......lovely! funny and always mesmerising..thank you Tom!!! I loved the "Ah yes Mozzarella.....I thought so, it seems fresh" hilarious!!!! thank you thank you! x
Thanks Shirley, sorry it was a little later than usual. Hopefully the next one will be on time. 🙂
Dear Tom, I'm sorry I haven't commented before this--I have enjoyed your videos for many months, and for me this has been one or your most delightful! I hail from Oregon and though we have many beautiful forests and streams, we're short on weirs and centuries-old mills. Between the scenery and the history, your videos are fascinating. Best wishes from Cathleen in Portland!
Hi neighbor! I'm in Washington state, and it's true. We're sorely lacking in the mill stream population. I used to fish a local stream, and I once found a small, amber corktop medicine bottle. But that was it. We're just not old enough here in the great Pacific northwest to have creeks and streams loaded with artifacts. Such a shame. Oh well. Such is life. Cheers! Hello to the "rose city!"
Thanks Cathleen, I'm glad you commented and don't mind at all that you mostly quietly watch without commenting... that's what I do myself on most of the videos I watch. I'm so glad you enjoy the places I have nearby to explore. 🙂
@@jfseal38 Hi very distant neighbour, the same here in Perth Australia,
A soft couch, warm cat, a bit of bourbon - then watched your video to top off a cozy Friday evening. That was a very soothing and enjoyable ramble; the stream was lovely. I don't think the lack of "stuff" was a problem at all. Thanks for taking the time to bring us along with you!
Thanks Leslye, I'm glad you enjoyed it in such cozy surroundings. 🙂
I did not realise how big the stones were until I saw your boot take a step onto them. Very cool how many different types of bridges you came across. I really liked this lark.
My boot is big too, so they're pretty big stones. I hope you've been getting out for some adventures too, even if you haven't been filming them. I've enjoyed all your videos, and I'm glad you enjoy mine 🙂
Tom, the sound of a lively river and your narrative coupled with your enchanting voice and entertaining thoughts is something rare and wonderful. You are probably too young to know of the actor Richard Burton who was I believe Welsh, well at times the lyrical beautiful intensity in your vocal delivery is similar to his... honestly I could listen to you reading the most mundane instructions and it would still sound incredible! Loved loved loved this walk... thank you x
I'm not sure my age would stop me from knowing who Richard Burton was... I'm 38, so I was 4 when he died. His rendition of Under Milk Wood is awesome, and I'm going to add that to the list of old poems I'm going to narrate for the other youtube channel I'm working on... due, hopefully, to go live in February. Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed this video 🙂
@@tomburleigh9261 Look forward to it!
Another relaxing meander Tom, I feel like I’m sat in your pocket what a lovely stretch of water so many weirs, forget the finds just a good day foraging, thanks for sharing your day with me.
Thanks Andy, I'm in agreement, there were some lovely stretches there; I might have to try seeing what's upstream of that weir I stopped at oneday soon. I'm glad you enjoyed it🙂
I love your videos. The sounds of the water and your voice are soothing. Thank you for sharing you wonderus outings!
Thank you 🙂 I'm glad you get good enjoyment out of them.
This was a lovely interesting walk. All the different architecture highlighted the changing eras. Thank you for your efforts... I have enjoyed.
Thank you, I'm glad you liked that aspect of it. 🙂
Thanks Tom for the chilled out content.keep it coming 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍🏻🙂😁
Thanks Gavin, glad you continue to like it 🙂
Hi Tom. As always, I am amazed by the history you share, am lulled to a peaceful state by the sound of the water, and am enjoying your finds. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures!
Thanks Beth, I'm glad you get such enjoyment from these videos 🙂 I hope you'll enjoy some of the non-mudlarking videos I'm working on too.
Loved the sound of the water rapids!
That's a large part of the enjoyment for me too 🙂
I do enjoy your walks in the streams, love that sound of moving water.
Thank you, the sound of the water and the feeling of walking through it is a major draw for me too 🙂
What a beautiful place. I just want to meander through creeks like this. It makes my soul happy 🙂
Amazing video Tom it beautiful love it thank u have a great day. Tom
Thanks Raima Mohommed, I hope you have a great day too 🙂
A very nice ramble, always enjoyable, and fascinating to see what you find.
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it 🙂
Well lad, carry on like that with the 5p pieces & you'll be able to afford a gobstopper down the sweetshop next Saturday.
Oooh... maybe 🙂
Very good
Thank you 🙂
Your voice is relaxing. Your knowledge keeps me coming back. Want to thank you for all the recycling you do. Far more than the other mudlarks ive watched. I love all the scenery you include as well. Thank you so mych.
Loved this trip! Thanks for taking me with you!
Thanks Lynn, and I hope you've had a very Happy Christmas and New Year; and that 2020 is a wonderful year for you. 🙂
It was a lovely walk in the water, I really enjoyed it, thank you Tom!
Thanks Robin 🙂
yes l did like, you are my link to watery boots, heavy bags, plastic, trash, slabs of stone, and any find you finds. It's a wonderful way to see what is going on outside of my hospital bed. thank you, thank you, thank you! and on to the next film...
When our family finds a "lost sole" we say a prayer for them.
Maybe not much to find but that means the waterway is as clean as it is lovely. I have been admiring the beautiful stone work , spillways and the delicate plants and ferns right up against the water. Sorry you got too tired filming for us but what a way to get weary. Thanks Tom.
Thanks Gayle, I agree... it was a lovely little valley full of interesting old stonework and plants, and I enjoyed it very much. I might go back and explore upriver of that weir one day 🙂
So so glad to see your videos again love your finds
Thanks Louise, it was a little late, but I generally aim to have them out ever 14 days or sooner. Hopefully the next one will be on time. 🙂
You always manage to find such pretty areas.
I am very lucky to live where I do, surrounded by history, nature and rivers🙂
Very enjoyable outing on the river 🇮🇲🐸
Thanks Margaret, I'm glad you liked it 🐸
I enjoyed it twice as much as it’s the last of all your videos watched now...eagerly awaiting a new one. 😊
Thank you, I think my next one should be up tomorrow sometime. I have very slow upload speeds, so that's the best prediction I can make. 🙂
I’m sure I saw a bottle stopper 0.33 just left (my side of your hand). Thanks for another enjoyable Video. Can’t beat watching this first thing on a Friday morning just before a busy day.
Thanks Misty By Nature, I do miss things sometimes. Glad you liked this video, and I hope you've had a Happy Christmas and New Year. 🙂
Thanks for responding. Our Christmas and new year was fantastic, just can’t believe how quickly it passed. I hope your’s went well 👍 and look forward to viewing more of your good work this decade 🍷
Gorgeous. Loved the church at the end.
Thanks Penny, I'm glad I went that extra bit beyond where my tiredness would have otherwise stopped me. The Church and the weir there were lovely.🙂
Loved the video Tom. Thanks so much. Photography was fascinating. Scenery and sounds soothing to my ear. The cheese find was so strange. Oh well, that’s all part of the fun. 💦🌟💧🌟💦🌟💧🌟💦🌟💧🌟💦
Thanks Marina, yes... the more strange the finds, the more fun I tend to have, I'm you see it as part of the fun too 🙂
Thank you for pushing on that Church and Weir were beautiful!
such a beautiful waterways thank you!
Thanks Laura, I'm glad you found it beautiful, I did too. 🙂
Thank You; I really needed to get out of the house today... it was great to get to go with you. Like to enjoy your adventures during a quiet time.
Thanks smartoldlady, it's good to know that my little adventures provide a bit of a temporary escape you. 🙂
Are we doing the three little bears now? Which tunnel is "Just right"? I love all of your wonderings and descriptions of the rivers and such. I love water falls (weirs) and enjoy the sound they make. I would enjoy one day, a video of your music! The tune you play at the beginning and the tune you play as you walk a distance are so relaxing to me. I find them to be sweet highlights to your videos.
I was indeed thinking of the 3 bears when I was looking at those tunnels. I love the weirs too (I generally call man made mill related falls weirs, and natural ones waterfalls). A music video one day isn't out of the question, but it'll probably be quite a while, I'm working on so many other projects. 🙂
Love the video..soooo worth it from here in Florida! We have nothing like your creeks,rivers and ponds!
Thanks Jeanne. Even if I find nothing physical, I find hidden places, have fun, and usually get enough good footage to make a video 🙂
Another relaxing jaunt down the river, beautiful location and you did actually find quite a lot. We have river larked and come away with a tooth and fossil! I have thankfully discovered that there is not much nicer than wandering down a river in your wellies on a lovely day. Shame the weather has turned and it is not quite such a pleasant experience in cold conditions. Oh well roll on Spring!
Yay, Kit & Caboodlers!!!! Will you have another video coming out soon? I miss Kate's fingernails! Lol! Have a wonderful day! Cheers!
@@jfseal38 We will have a video out on Sunday(or Monday) It is going to be an extra special film as we now have our Thames mudlarking permits! We will be on the foreshore! It is so exciting (I really hope we find something) :)
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers - Congratulations! So jealous!
@@jfseal38 It was amazing but really difficult conditions to film under it was pouring with rain haha!!!!!!
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers - Actually my name is Tony. I'm John's roommate. I borrowed his tablet because mine was stolen! So bummed! So if you see John's name, it will be me! Lol! It still looks like you had so much fun on the foreshore! Is it very far to London from your house? I'm sure the trip is still worth it no matter how far. Cheers! Tony
Your video was very enjoyable as the river and the scenery was beautiful. It was worthwhile collecting all the copper and good on you for picking up the plastic that had been in the river. ❤️🇦🇺 xxx
For such a wee stream it is very pretty.
I agree, I'm very blessed to live close to some very pretty places. 🙂
Another great video. Thank you
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it 🙂
Nice walk along the river, and brook,five 5p,enjoyed the video anyway,
2x 5p... and probably £6 in copper scrap value, not a bad outing in those terms... and even more valuable in experience and memories 🙂 I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Love your videos, sounds of the rivers and your narrative voice is quite relaxing like telling a story. Keep doing what you are doing Tom. Respect.
I enjoyed this video very much. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
Tom, I'm very sorry that you exhausted yourself and fell in the making of this beautiful video. The locations are especially stunning to a Yankee. I also hope that you didn't get flooded a few days ago. These videos are your greatest art, as 2.64K others would agree. Be well :-)
Thankfully, the rivers here have just been teasing... coming close to flooding, but not doing so. yet. I don't know if these videos are my greatest art, but they're certainly the most widely appreciated so far. 🙂
Beautiful walk
Thanks 🙂
This was such a nice video, the scenery was beautiful. 👍🌞✌️
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it 🙂
Thankyou, I enjoyed the trip Tom, unlike the trip I had this morning, which ended with hard collision of knee against concrete path. To make it particularly humiliating I knocked over a full bucket of rainwater as I fell which made every item of my clothing sopping wet, apart from the scarf that was around my neck. I had to go back inside & dress again before I went out. Seeing me rolling around in a pool of cold water did give a couple of my neighbours a good laugh though. However I didn't find anything at the bottom of that pool of water, not a bean. So you certainly did better than me in this video.
Wouldn't have minded so much if I could have got doused in cold water in the summer.
I really enjoyed the water sounds & birdsong on your trip & loved seeing all the greenery but the thing I am really addicted to is seeing ripple patterns in sunlight, so those bits are just wonderful for me. Reminds me of summer snorkelling. All the best. Keep warm.
Oh no, that sounds so painful. I had a similar collison a few years ago while out running, and my knee's still not quite right. I hope your injury is less severe, and you recover fully.
The ripple patterns in the sun are a wonderful, simple pleasure; a highlight of any outing, I'm glad you enjoy that bit too. 🙂
@@tomburleigh9261 Thankyou Tom. I think the cold water & injury may have got my endorphins going & cheered me up though, as I was struggling with the lack of light & the level of wetness. So it may have its silver lining. My knee does seem to be recovering at a reasonable pace & I am sending Ki through it to help it, so I am hopefull that it will recover fully.
Another fascinating little journey. Thanks for sharing. Rob from Adelaide
Thanks Rob, I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂
A bunch of copper is a nice thing to find on a day when, "There might not be much to find but it's a lovely day to not find much."
Yes, I'm grateful for what I did find, and glad the video turned out alright too 🙂
Hello from Norway. Another great video
Thank you Ørnulf Aasen, I'm glad you liked it 🙂
I always learn something new....today was 'weir'. Tho you didn't find an awful lot of interesting things, the scenery more than made up for it! Highly fascinating and the glimpse of the old stone church (?) was my favorite! You're much braver than I to venture into a dark tunnel and feel your way along!!!
Wow! some copper haul! Interesting finds, thanks for sharing.....you videos are a wonderful distraction!
Thanks Bluejay, I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Ah, just perfect: waking up from my last nightshift and finding your latest video... I'm feeling much better now after this lovely walk in nature. "It leeped from me" hihi... Thanks again Tom for taking us with you on your lovely outings.
Thank you, I like when people tell me that my videos have helped them... in any little way; it makes it all seem more worthwhile. 🙂
Thank you Tom for another enjoyable outing, always relaxing
And thank you for commenting, I'm glad you liked this one; it was a fun outing. I might go back there one day, and start where I finished this one. 🙂
Hello, Tom !! Very cool explore. That area is quite interesting.
Thanks Travelling Bottle Digger; I'm lucky to live surrounded by rivers with lots of history in them... the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. 🙂
I very much enjoyed this video. I am watching it during one of my less fun days so it makes things better :)
I'm sorry your day wasn't a good one; glad my videos are capable of making things a little easier.
🙂
Beautiful.
Another fab and lovely vid tom. U found some interesting stuff. Cheese and bread! just missing butter.😂 The little rake will serve u well on future adventures. Hope 2 c u and Frogwell out and about again soon. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Lisa. I also found apples, a red bell pepper, and a potato in that river; they just didn't make the cut. I haven't taken Frogwell out yet, so there's at least 6 more videos before you might see me use it. 🙂
I love your videos...your voice is so soothing. You should read short stories I would love that!😊Going into the darkness and reaching under weeds for treasure is suspenseful and so fulfilling when your outcome is rewarded! Thank you for sharing! Be safe and healthy 😷 take care!
A nice little walkabout, for those of us in our easy chairs, at least.
Enjoyable as always Tom!
Thank you, I'm glad you think so 🙂
Thanks Tom
Dear Tom, i like the frog gardening tool best. God bless! Tammy🌻
Thanks Tammy... I hope you'll be happy with the friend I found for it in the video that's going up this evening 🙂
Hiya tom not to many goodies for you unfortunately, but for us a lovely long stroll in the rivers, much appreciated lad thanks for the trip 👍🇮🇪
Hi Sid, I'm OK with finding nothing much if I can have fun doing it, and hopefully make a decent-ish video out of it. Glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
What can i say? it´s always fun to watch your videos even if you not find anything.
Thank you, that's a lovely thing to say. 🙂
Love your music and video. Keep it up.
Thanks 🙂
Happy to see you again. I do enjoy the sounds of the Brooks and streams. Happy you find the brass and copper to recycle. I'll be looking for your next adventure.
Thanks Debbra, in the next one, I find even less... but I do have fun. 🙂
@@tomburleigh9261 great
Beautiful
This was a Simply Beautiful lark I really enjoyed the scenery there's no way I could walk down a river here in Louisiana I would get bit by snakes for sure😊(I might have commented this before lol I'm just amazed)
That's a shame, I haven't even seeen a snake wild around here. I think there could be some Adders on the hill tops, but I walk there too and haven't seen one yet. I'm glad you enjoyed this 🙂
Great fun 😁I just started mud-lurking in New Zealand because the grass is so dry here this time of year, so the mud flats here we come , new sub here 👌😁
Thanks Leah, I've seen a few of your metal detecting videos, new sub too... I'll enjoy seeing a mudlarking video in NZ, a beautiful country I've always wanted to visit. 🙂
Well Tom as said before the scenery of this video was beautiful.Thankyou Tom Cheers for now 🇦🇺.......
Thanks Roger, I'm glad you enjoyed it. And I'm very sorry for what your beautiful country is currently going through, I hope the weather becomes more bareable soon. 😔
You did a good thing by letting that sewing machine part go. When a object feel wrong or you have a bad feeling about it , just put it down and let it go because it may of had a tragic past associated with it and that is a warning the object is telling you and you never know what your bring home with you
I was scared looking at rose dark tunnels and slippery weirs, but when you came to the really long pitch black one I was truly terrified. I am scared of the dark and scared of water that I can’t see through. I had palpitations and when the camera turned back on it at the end, it did indeed look like a gaping black maw. I have goose pimples thinking of it. You’re braver than me!!!
Your mudlarking has inspired me to do the same. I've made a start near Huddersfield, not much found but enjoyable all the same.
That's great, I've been meaning to head over that way this year... it looks like there's a few spots South of Huddersfield that might have a bit of potential.
If you give the frog rake to Oxfam & they sell it for 50p it will provide a few bowls of rice for someone desperate & maybe for their little child as well. But I think it is probably just the right thing for mudlarking. A gift of the river to encourage you.
I used to make some money by grabbing books and things from out of the bin behind my local oxfam... 9,000 books over a year (I had permission from the manager), I suspect if I donated that rake, slightly rusty and river stained as it is; it'd just get chucked out. I shall use it, and perhaps donate some of the ad-revenue from the video to charity. 🙂
@@tomburleigh9261 Good idea Tom. You are right, some other charities are not quite so fussy as Oxfam shops are now. I was just thinking of the magic of being able to help someone far away.
Beautiful walk with you Tom, thank You.
Thanks Lovely Skull, I'm glad you liked it 🙂
"a Plastic pearl and a TWIG" lol, subbed, lovley stuff :) 15:53 u missed that metallic wire on the middle right on the screen ;:)
The tent peg? I did see it... I just tend to leave the more commonplace iron where it sits, it's heavy, close to worthless, and no harm to the environment. 🙂
ceramic spouts can be turned upside down to make cute noses in art projects
Wonderful, relaxing walk.
Thanks Coni, I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂
A thought on the strange mozzarella ball found: In some of Florida waters, both salt and sweet, you can hand feed fish as you wade or swim. Cheese doesn't dissolve in water as quickly as the customary bread or puppy chow. I'd prefer to provide more beneficial items like chopped cooked vegetables in small amounts.
Be careful not to get so tired. I've worried about you going out alone ever since I started enjoying your slow and wonderful music and to be so tired as to stumble is scary for sure. I love your videos and wish you well. You must rest now for a week young man before you go out again. (what i would tell my grandsons being about your height. don't know your age) Susann ( I'm Old enough to have Great grandchildren)
you should have more treasures washed down over the last few days of rain hopefully
Yes, there's been a lot of the rivers being too high recently; should be a lot of fresh things to find when I can get back in them. 🙂
At 12:02, when you picked up the pipe stem, there was a large chunk of clear river glass that looked quite smooth and interesting. Just to the left. Maybe you saw it and didn't want it? I can't imagine that though, it was quite nice looking.
Ah, yes... I did see that piece, but it had a bend in it, I tend towards the flat or gently curving pieces, which I can use easier in crafts. It's going to be a nice piece in a few more years of tumbling around in the rivers; and it's quite possible I'll find it then. 🙂
I love your voice Tom !
Anyone else duck as he wades through the tunnel?
Seeing that football gave me the creeps... I kept expecting something to grab you and drag you under under the water in that tunnel... X-D
Glad to say, that unless I'm possessed now; and I don't think I am or wouldn't admit to being if I was; I wasn't an appealing target to any supernatural menace in the area and I made it home OK 🙂
@@tomburleigh9261 :-D
Amusing quip about the money: "Somebody peed in the water.". I should work on my act aye....😬
lol 😆