Mudlarking A Victorian Bottle Dump. Best Finds Yet! Kent.
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
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This week we finally manage to stumble across a real victorian bottle dump full of finds that we would only usually dream of!
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Hello there. I have just come across your channel. Looks like you have found a great spot there and got some super finds. Thank you so much for bringing us a long.
Thank you for finding us and taking the time to watch.. This really was a great spot which we're hoping to return to as soon as we can take a trip down that way again. Glad you enjoyed watching. All the best Em and Stu 😊👍
Some lovely bottles recovered well done on the finds
We were completely blown away with how good this place was.. we were actually on our way to find a 1940's dump so u can imagine our excitement when we came across this place on the way.. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 👍🙂
I used to have access to fields near Lound on the Norfolk/Suffolk border where I’d find loads of very similar bottles. Was told it used to be on the site of a Victorian pond which was used a dump. Each time the fields get turned it always became a great place to find bottles. Best find was an WW2 soap tin in remarkably good condition
My Dad used to live in Lound in the late 70s and has said there used to be a place that was used as a dump in victorian times.. maybe the same place.. might be worth some further investigation.. 🤔
It’s off Jay Lane, although I’m not in contact with the farmer who owns the land anymore. If there’s a way if you want to know the exact location I can let you know, would give you the what3words location, not sure it’s wise here, otherwise the farmer may get a load of mudlarkers walking across his fields. 🤣
Hello 👋 from New York USA you Guy's found Some Amazing Finds my Favorite Definitely Was the Little Ink Bottles and the Marble Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next 😊
Thanks Tarra, definitely the most exciting mudlark we've done to date! Can't wait to return.. Thanks for watching 😊
@@ExploringWithEmAndStu 😊
What a great place, spot on adventure. Looks and sounds like you enjoyed yourself!!!
We had a great time! I'm sure our excitement was clear lol.. definitely be returning to this one!
Thanks for watching Anna as always 😊
It appears to be that those holes quite close together are probably badgers den entrances. Greetings from Wolverhampton in The West Midlands.
There's alot of dig sites here mixed with wild life... and welcome and thank you for visiting our channel 🙂
Wow you were so lucky finding all those bottles etc. I did wonder if you were going to use one of those shopping trolleys in the water to take your finds back to the car. 🙂
We would have had to if we'd have stayed much longer! 😆 Thanks so much for watching and commenting 🤗
Those finds were amazing!
They certainly were.. we couldn't hold back our excitement! 😄
One like this in the riverbank near the church in Blythburgh, Suffolk
We know.. watch this space.. 😁😉
Interesting finds.😀
I'm sure our excitement was clear lol. We'll definitely be returning to this one.. Thanks for watching Ray 😊
I love all your enthusiasm of a new place and first finds! What first got you into Mudlarking guys?
A couple of years ago we went for a little walk along the Thames in Central London and was amazed at all the history scattered along there.. although we weren't able to pick anything up as u need a license for mudlarking in London we then did some research into other locations we could go that might have some interesting bits to find, we were then hooked.. and the rest is history as they say 😊
@@ExploringWithEmAndStu that’s a great story, thanks! I started metal detecting but didn’t take to it, I then found Sifinds because he does metal detecting, then found out from him and Nicola white what Mudlarking was! Unfortunately I got hooked just as the pandemic started and couldn’t go out exploring for ages.
It's was Nicola's videos that taught me alot of what we've learnt about mudlarking, we were lucky enough to bump into her and Si at East Tilbury one day.. My dad is a keen metal detectorist which is who I get alot of my interest in history from.. Trying to convince him to get involved in making a video about it one day 😊
Hmm
Lots of great Booovrils down there.. 😁
@@ExploringWithEmAndStuthere ALOT of it around this creek wasn’t it!
@@AlexSC2006 We were certainly spoilt for choice but couldn't carry too many.. 😔