EPIC Thames Bottle Beach Mudlark with Nicola White - PART 2
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
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Join Si and Nic as they go Mudlarking on a Thames bottle beach. Si wants to save all the broken bottles and upcycle them into usable glass containers. Si decides to go after a pot in the deepest mud, whilst Nic watches and laughs. But will he get his prize?
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It shows 0 for sale, you sold out fast! I'll keep checking.
Joy Benko Yes. If you add it as a favourite you should get a notification when I put more on
Will do, love your bottles!
Just mentioning-I signed up on Etsy -some nice ceramic bigger based bottles could be nice vases..just sayin' ;-)
Florida water is cologne
Who else thinks Si..Nicola and chill bill would be fantastic Sunday night viewing on the TV
Absolutely not.
The Tv co's would use 10 cameras to get to get silly dramatic shots.
Focused on eye lashes, wizzed a round, zoomed in and out.
That's why i came over to youtube, to get away from the silliness.
gave up tv years ago, no regrets!
@@merryceleste40 yes, 15 years ago + for me.
Mob Barley I gave tv up 4 years ago and just stream with my phone. No regrets either.
I have got to say... Mightily impressed with the mudflats-snowshoes
The way you cut off the broken sharp piece of the glass bottle and make these cool glass vases/candleholders is really...Cool of course!!
That was nice of you to give Nichola the teapot 🫖 and marmalade jar. I was born 100 years later in 1962!! I really thought you were going to get stuck in that muck, same with Nicola, that was incredible. I always wonder about using snowshoes when the muck is that deep and soft. I would line up those bottles from the lightest to the darkest then put tea lights in them. Or have a beautiful piece of Thames wood and arrange them in a group with fairy lights in them.
What a great video Si!! Thanks!!☺️🌊
Haven't laughed so much in ages! 😂 Thank goodness that marmalade pot wasn't broken after such a sterling effort retrieving it! 😃👍
Susan Turtle Glad it made you smile 😊
"Clayton's - the drink you have when you're not having a drink.". I remember that catch phrase!!
Am I evil for being disappointed that there wasn't a full frontal splat? Another great video, thanks 👍
HAHA, no, not at all. Good job I've got the balance of a mountain goat 😉
yeah, I have to confess I at one point hoped those over ski's would fall off...really though, a walking stick is not a encumbrance you can afford to leave behind.
Si had a graceful walk on the mud carpet. He even got his reward , award? Good going!!
Fab video 😀 such a great day. Really enjoyed this x
Cheers Nic! Trip back asap I reckon!
My goodness!. There are so many of my memories evoked by this video! We have incredible "mud flats" around here and you'd better be well acquainted with how to move through them or you're a goner! My dear late father was a big-time bottle collector and would have loved this video. H was a member of the local bottle collectors' club and even had a 4-chambered, very elegant decanter. No idea what happened to it. Great video.
Best of luck with etsy store Si 😀
Awesome pieces of history. My 2 favorite mud larkers!!
Awesome day Mud Larking! BEAUTIFUL Marmalade jar!
Double THUMBS UP to Si and Nic! What a lovely, fantastic mudlucking bottle adventure!!! :-) :-) :-)
Si you were snow shoeing over the mud and demonstrating such strength and balance; I would have been stuck and face first in the mud! :-p
Nic, I like your taste in finds in the mud!
Thank you, I enjoyed your adventure!
Karen from Georgia, USA
Your such a generous soul Si, great vid again pal
Hi Si and Nicola, thank you for your time and effort and videos. Awesome and amazing. Diane from Southampton UK
I have so much respect for both you and Nicola, Simon! Not only do you entertain us with your high-quality mudlarking videos, but you are both true artisans. A Renaissance man turning trash into treasure. Thanks for what you do each week. I look forward to visiting your Etsy store.
Thanks Steve - appreciate that mate!
Wish I could give 2 likes for every video you do with Nicola. You two make a great mudlark team.
Hello 🙋The amazing bottle and beautiful of glass Thank you 🤩🤗🖐
So many great finds!! It’s about time Nic finds something besides pipes! Lol
Thankyou for sharing your larking. Much appreciated.
I love the respect you guys show to each other and to the artifacts that you find. More power to you all.
Crickey... Those are some beautiful finds...
And even more beautiful glasses for sure..
Stay safe out there in that mud..
Cheers from across the pond..
I so much enjoyed this video. Simon you are so funny. I haven't laughed like that in a long time. Thank you for allowing us all to laugh with you.
Love your videos,with Nicola.So many great,and interesting finds.Thanks
Awww I just love Si. Muddy and all. You also Nicola. You both have such awesome finds in the mud.
Nora Daniels Thanks Nora ❤️
Si you and Nicola make an awesome team. You guys find nice interesting things. Thanks for sharing.
I had complete faith that you would make it to that jar, and you did! What wonderful finds! I hurried off to your Etsy shop to find...nothing! Completely sold out!!! Yay for you, sad for me, but I know you will replenish it! Good going, Simon, I am so glad you are giving all your fans a chance to own their own piece of history! You rock! Til next time, take care! xx ~Jen
mymagiclieswithin Thanks Jen! Yes great that I’ve sold out! More to go up on there this week!
This is the first time I have watched your channel and I am addicted. A wonderful way to carry on the past. I imagine the original makers never thought that these bottles would still exist today. 😀
Anna Hasty Thanks Anna!
Amazing video. You could make some beautiful coasters with some of the bottoms of the bottles. Georgeous. Love the wood. Super. Its so cool that you are using those beautiful bottles who would otherwise be discarded Thank you.
Joehoe My favorite Sunday show 😄 Thanks for the upload pals 👍🏻
Thank you! ❤️ 🎧
You two really deserve a tv show. On your own, you are amazing, but together, just superb.
Aaron Oxford Thanks Aaron!
You and Nicola are so funny together. What great finds too. ❤️
Fantastic thank you both for taking us along on such a happy bottle adventure. Great fun to see you get stuck in the mud & held my breath for the mud slips & slides. Delighted you kept your balance. Well done keep those great adventures coming.
Thank you! ❤️ 🎧
You’re a champ carrying all those bottles 🤗awesome find and I love that you give them a new life and we can buy a piece of history as well as sharing your lark🙏🏻Thank you 👍🏻💕I live on the Ohio River and unfortunately we don’t find anything except the occasional piece of driftwood...
Florida Water is one of the only perfumes that I can use that I'm not allergic to. I love it.
Looks like the two of you had so much fun. 😊 I really love the deep forest green bottles, lovely vases Simon.
Hi from down under! I think the Claytons promo went something like "Claytons, the drink you have when you're not having a drink". Great finds from you and Nick. Good to see them being repurposed.
Yes I read that somewhere! Thanks!
Yes Si, so true. That catch phrase was later incorporated into using any word for jokes. My dad used it all the time.
e.g. A Clayton's Job..The job u have when u don't have a job...
A Clayton's Girlfriend.. The girlfriend u have when u don't have a girlfriend hahaha
Etc etc.....
Used when someone doesn't really have the real thing..... Gotta love history.... Love ur vids, thanx for sharing more amazing finds.. 😂😂😉😉😎😎
I get quite jealous watching your videos. Wish I could mudlark the Thames. I go round various Scottish beaches looking for treasure. My mums family are originally Londoners so feel a connection with the Thames. Maybe one day. Keep up the good work. X
Fantastic bottle finds!!!!
I live in the States and I would love to do mudlarking myself. We don't have stuff her as old as you guys so I'm wishing I could be out there with you guys finding all that treasure! Good luck hunting! Love the channel!
I was going to mention about the lead paint but luckily someone has. Also the glass is full of silica be careful dry sanding without a respirator cheer great viewing as always when you two get together.
I love Simon's reading of the ABC history. He's such a lovely guy.
The finished bottles are absolutely beautiful! And Nicola, I could see that piece of wood as a display for some of your pipes!
Great video. ❤
Thanks Liz!
Awesome finds and I love the fact that they have a second chance to be used ❤️
Your friendship is lovely! Its so lovely to watch both of you lose yourselves in your hobby/earner.... Nicola, your art eyes are wonderful. Cannot wait to buy a glass bottle Si
Thanks Sam!
Those bottles look amazing once you've cleaned and cut them down a bit, they would lovely with flowers in on your kitchen window or can be used for anything paintbrushes, pens almost absolutely anything. Thank you another great video.
Nicole Powell Thanks ❤️
Fabulous guys. Love the crudeness of the bottles. Nice job. Congratulations on your sales.👏👍🙌
It is true about the Claytons in Australia. It was a popular saying in the 70's. As in "It's a bit of a Clayton's !" Basically it was a type of derision. They tried to make it popular but I don't know of anyone who actually liked it. It isn't a saying today. I'd forgotten all about it until you mentioned it.
Awesomeness, thank you for sharing 😍😍😍😍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️
You two friends are so funny..like Frick and Frack in the mud. LOVED this video!!
Thanks Jen!
Very brave going out for that pot , I live in Dundee my mum collected those jars. 😀
w grady they are lovely objects I couldn’t resist!
Worth the wait for part2. Beautiful bottles thanks Si and Nic. 🐊🙋
Thanks mate!
As a Kiwi , I remember the ‘Claytons’ thing.🇳🇿
You two are having way to much fun playing in the mud😄😄. Love the teapot.
I found myself laughing out loud (cats thought I'd lost my marbles...again...lol) when your strap nearly caused you to tumble arse-over-teakettle!! You may consider designing your own heavy-duty type of mudshoe. One where the heels are secured to the base, unlike the snowshoe. Stronger straps with Velcro quick release.
Great finds once again! I love watching the 2 of you. Looks fun!!
, nice bottles I like what you've done with them sorry it took so long to get to your video I had a little bit of a hospital problem lost my brother over the weekend I'm back you guys stay blessed and I'll watch you on the next
Roger Dempsey so sorry to read about your brother lost both of mine years ago
I would guess that the remains of the boat were from around 1900. It was a clinker built yacht with a centreboard, you can see the narrow box for it. As said, beware the red lead paint. They used real lead back then and it looks as if the coats are thick. No sanding it down Nicola without VERY a good respirator mask. Really better if you don't tackle it at all, not worth the risk IMO.
I love watching you 2 mudders together! So much fun and you guys work well together! Keep it up!!
Brent Enterline Cheers dude!
Another vid, epic timing 😁 Just layed my feet upon the table - relaxing time ❤
Haha! Enjoy!
I love the imperfections in the older glass, and the colors are amazing. Can’t wait to see how a cuppa from ye olde tea pot turns out! You two might consider collaborating on an art piece, as you both have such great creative ideas.
What excellent bottle finds. Love how it is recycled.
Claytons...."The drink you have when you are not having a drink." An early 1980s advertisement.
The piece of boat is the best bit.
Great video you two work well together Simone thanks for giving us all a laugh with your snow shoes and you did get there and back well done some good idea's with the bottles thank you both love IT.
Love the piece of wood Nicola
You are such a generous person, giving your finds like the teapot to nic and silver coin to nugget
It's nice to be nice
Today we sill have Florida Water in the USA. I use a couple shakes of it in a cooler full of ice and water, then soak a wash cloth in it for application on the back of the neck during a hot day. The scent and alcohol in the cologne make for an amazing cooling sensation!
So very much enjoy your videos. Thank you for taking us with you on your adventures. 😊
Paintedpony Thanks for watching!
So beautiful, love how you upcycled and gave them new life🥰😍😘
Beautiful video enjoy watching u n your friends love th video
Great job on the malfunction management @Si-finds! 50 gold stars for use of a snow shoe in a murky environment! Giggling still ... ! Going to gaze upon Ye Etsy store and pine awhile before I’m back to my eBay drudgery! My best to Ye both and tyvm again!
I literally watched the bottles selling in front of mine eyes! Great job Si!
Stunning
Gorgeous finds
So amazing how thick and well made glass bottles used to be.
I have binge watched all your videos these past few days(joy of working in a school and half term). I am totally fascinated! I've even been looking into getting a Foreshore Licence! The history that you unlock is amazing! What a fab way to learn! Mudlarking should be on the National Curriculum! :)
Julie Francis Thanks Julie!
Great show, keep doing them with Nicola! Very nice finds ...Thank You
Thanks mate, will try lol
@@Sifinds we love you in Boston! Come Mud lark here!
@@davilianobostonma7669 Would love to! Any good spots?
@@Sifinds More of Dump digging, bottles and household stuff. Our waterways up north are hard access but along the banks behind the old houses are treasures. New England in general is good!
When I played rugby for Weston-S-Mare back in the ... 1970's, we used to use Ellimans Horse Embrocation - which you could buy in the chemists, to rub on our leg muscles before and after a game. I used to have a problem with my ankles not working in the cold weather and a blast of the old horse liniment got them loosened up and working again. So no, not just for horses. Nice finds.
Superb! Yes the company made the stuff for humans too- but was exactly the same stuff lol
Lovely effort on your finds Si.. I'm working my way through your videos backwards in time.. Your getting younger and younger.. 😉
WHAT A FABULOUS TRIP, MAGIC FINDS, LOVED TEAPOT, AND UR FIRST PIECE OF WOOD.
WOULD HAVE BEEN FUNNY, FALLING IN THE MUD. A LARK IN THE MUD, WELL WORTH YOUR EFFORT. 👏
WHAT A WONDERFUL WAY OF SPENDING A DAY.
CAMILLE AUSTRALIA
Thanks Camille! We had tea from the teapot yesterday!
The snow shoes in mud was so funny! 👍🏼
I have seen where a board is used to get out on gloopy mud. A 36" square piece of plywood wold work. Using 2 pieces you pick one up and put it in front of you, hop onto it, then pick up the one behind you and put it in front of you. Takes time , but gets you the finds no one can reach!
Haha - thanks - I've got some new Mud-shoes coming! Stay tuned!
Nice finds you two. Glad to see someone recycling our throw outs from years ago. Hope you do well selling the bottles si.👍😀
Brilliant vid. The exhausing mud wading was worth it, u got some fab bottles, sad theyv been mostly overlooked in the past just cos the tops were off. So great 2 see that theyv been reborn n can be used in the future now. Theres endless uses 4 them.
Treasure galore...you and Nic. Luv the narrow, colbalt blue bottle.
Very cool!
I like that you are repurposing your finds, excellent job and very interesting.
Thanks !!!
Those bottles have THICK glass! 😮
Wow I cant get over how thick those are..thanks for sharing. Charles
Absolutely brilliant idea. 10 out of 10. Applause from Massachusetts
Cheers mate!
Si is a very sweet guy for giving you that teapot I miss that sort of goings on like I had with my brothers
Really good that we might be able to share in the treasure from the muck and these old things gain a new lease of life. Thanks, Si. 😎💎👍🐎
Yes you can! Thanks!
Hi guys, I remember Clayton's drinks here in Australia. The catch phrase was "Clayton's the drink you have when you're not having a drink" I don't think it did a thing to reduce drink driving but it did bring back memories of my teen years .
Wow. Soooo envious of all those lovely bottles. Splot splot. Superb use of snowshoes here, Simon ! I might have to share some of that technique. Anyway..... I checked your etsy shop, but no shipping to Canada . i like the clear finish on those glass cups you made. Very knobbley . Neato !
clockwork erw Hi. Thanks! I’ll ship anywhere, maybe because I sold out it’s not showing up. Will check that out later. 🤙🏻📦🇨🇦🇬🇧
Great stuff Si. The glass colours just pop when you are done! I would like the skittle glass and the Clayton’s sent to Cape Town!
Hi Bevan, Check the etsy store to see what's there. Or message me on there if you've seen something you like
I love watching you two together, more please...😊
Story-teller, good-natured humorist, historian, adventurer, river-cleaner, artist, upcycler...
I hope your Etsy shop will someday ship to the U.S. I'd be pleased to support your work. Search safe!
Hi Lisa, It does ship the US. And thanks for the kind words - if you 'like' my etsy store you should get a notification when more bottles go up, should be more this week!
Si I like them rough/ raw finish!
Lovely finds, such gorgeous colours.
oh and I love the old bottle cups and candle holders
Thanks Simon and Nic! DaveyJO in Pa.
Cheers dude!
Love watching the two of you together