A cure for SORE BREASTS and other CRAZY finds at the old dump!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks for watching Mudlovers. To see me make a clay pipe👉🏻 ⭐️⭐️⭐️kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYeqeZJ4hculhas⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@Medieval_Digger]

Another great episode! 😎👍🍀 I’d prefer the old fashion massage above the cure for sore breasts! 😬

[@scrapfancy]

What an amazing place.Great finds. 🎅🤶👼

[@emilyjayne77]

Hey Si, I have learned something today and I’d like to know if it’s true or not and you’re the only person I know who could actually put it to the test 😄 Garnets are magnetic!!! 😳 it blew my mind 😂 did you know? Do you happen to have a few garnets put away and a magnet to test it out lol

[@kellenwright2388]

Why do you never like my comments I subscribed and liked all your vids so far. Do I gotta get cash and send it to you? You talk to everyone else. I think you're pretty cool and creative. Love the pipe bracelets bro

[@kellenwright2388]

Thanks you do pay attention. You're an awesome person. I love the craftsy stuff you do. Sorry for getting on your case. I kinda do same here but you are one up on me stay well

[@dianesilas4243]

Hello....at 23:02, as a violinist, my guess is that it would be a rosin container/holder which is used on the bow. Rosin is used to provide friction for the bow rubbing against the strings for a stronger sound. I believe it is traditionally made of tree sap.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@neilcam]

My initial thought was exactly the same - yep, very definitely a rosin frame/holder. However, it may be that Tim was right and did contain a sponge to which oil was added and then applied to the bare gut strings that were in use back then.

[@dianesilas4243]

I use gut strings on my viola de gamba, and dont have to oil them. But they may have had a different manufacturing process back then that required oiling the strings.

[@dianesilas4243]

I just did a quick google search, and apparently oiling gut strings is a thing. I would never have guessed.

[@maxmillion4442]

Thank youuuu @diane Silas . I’m a string player. I’m a upright bass player and was gonna say the same thing

[@sf9145]

Great mud hole!! Every time you do a project I am impressed how talented you are. Your end results are always superior to the average crafter. The swan could not have been done better!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks so much! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@drunkdunc8738]

They trialled "Express Dairy Co " trains in France but it didn't last long because the goods were always lait 😲🍻

[@Sifinds]

Hehe

[@katis7673]

Ba dum pum..chi..

[@juliemarshall7913]

😂🤣

[@georgiewalker1069]

😂🙄😆😆😆

[@janehindle12]

Lying here in a hospital bed, thanks you two for taking me on a great day out. It never ceases to amaze me the things you both manage to unearth. Actually I think I could do with a tub of the ointment right now! Love from N Z

[@malinda8668]

I like when you hunt with Tim. He's very knowledgeable. You both found some cool things. Thanks for giving the swan a new head. Good for it that you're such a good artist.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Malinda! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@BugLoveOG]

I love watching you two dig, and all the sounds of nature in the background. Cool finds.

[@yvonnepagan9912]

Hello Si and Tim, another lovely, muddy grope through the old tip! There’s nothing you guys won’t do for a pot, jar or bottle, is there! But, there were some really interesting finds. Loved the cuckoo doing his thing in the background, and Nellie coming in at that strategic time, and the excellent job you did on the swans neck and head. You’ve a real good talent there. The lights in the bottles are great too. Enjoyed this video muchly!!! 🦘

[@Sifinds]

Thanks so much Yvonne! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@sheiladickerson5198]

It's unbelievable how high the water table is to the surface at your dig site! Nice swan Si!😍

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Sheila. This is a swampy area

[@amandabell8827]

Awesome finds Si! Love those little ointment jars and the swan turned out beautiful! 😍😁 x

[@mickeysrccrawl]

Margarine is in Denmark a more plant based butter, we uses to fry things in or for baking

[@Sifinds]

Yes we have it here too 👍🏻

[@strawberryme08]

Margarine is fake butter everywhere

[@sugarsnap1578]

It’s for the bow that’s with the violin( horse tail hair ) fantastic finds Si and Tim

[@marydegenkolb9603]

Simon, the little bottle at 3:55 could be a Queen of Sheba paint pot. It may have had gold paint in it and since it was not real gold but brass and copper mixed, its turned green. I saw a bottle like that on Northern Mudlarks. I cant help it, the Virol jars remind me of the Cremation Urns that are used here. Only difference is they are metal.

[@clockwork9827]

there is a tea container by Mariage Frères Paris, which is coloured reddish-brown. it has two lids, and holds around 300g of tea = the point is, the container looks exactly like a funerary urn

[@kellyharper367]

Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Hello from Michigan, USA. You lucky muckers! I'm so happy to find ☺️ your channel!

[@kathisease9924]

I love when you get together with Tim and dig for treasures:) You both found some awesome stuff. The upcycle swan turned out beautifully! Love the bottles with the lights as well:D

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Kathi! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@juliemarshall7913]

Si you never cease to amaze me you can turn any object in to something outstanding. Thank you so much Si. Your channel is the very best.

[@Sifinds]

Aw thanks Julie! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@FindsByPirjo]

I wonder how your car looks inside after the visit at the dump. Wonderful finds, so many bottles and the ointment jar (Tim's find) is amazing. You made the swan fly again Simon! On my KZbin channel I just uploaded a video of my London junk journals, would love to see you there.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers I’ll check it out 👍🏻

[@joanneash6470]

I’ve often thought of that.. cause they do get muddy.

[@blondeenigma3882]

Some great finds there ! It was nice to share Tim's enjoyment on finding the pot lid, and hearing the Cuckoo in the background - only ever seen one many years ago.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@davidoconn9352]

I'm amazed to see the Arrowhead hot springs Item. This place is about 20 miles from my home. Most people around here don't even know anything about it... I have known of this historic place since childhood with the great story of the arrowhead pointing the the sacred hot springs... That arrowhead is the symbol of San Berdoo' the largest county in the lower 48 states at over 20,000 square miles. I'm pleased to see it on your video. Way to go Si love the history you put on about it too! true story

[@Presbygirl1]

I'm from Redlands. Now in Scotland. I recognised Arrowhead right away. Such a cool find!

[@iamshotty]

Great little spot there, and fantastic finds. The swan restoration was perfect. And Nelly Nelson is looking dapper as always 😍 ❤🇦🇺

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Mudlover 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@gaynor3976]

What a fab collection from the bottle dump. Loved the Swan and lighted bottle. You really are crafty.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Gaynor! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@jojopadley9324]

Wow how amazing. I dream of finding a mud hole and pulling those beauty’s out. Welk done

[@snarkycard]

At 23:22 that oil for violin strings thing reminds me of an applicator you still use today to rosin up your bow. You cup the rosin applicator in your one hand and draw your bow over the rosin with the other hand. It leaves a chalky substance on the bow strings which is kind of sticky/crunchy and it coats the strings so the bow glides over the strings when playing the instrument and make the lovely violin sound. (I played the viola way back in grade school).

[@snarkycard]

@@thiswonderfullandpenwithco1151 Yes, it's for the bow strings. When Si shows it over the violin you can see it would not be wide enough to use across the string area. When Tim first takes it he scoops out the inside and that was probably the rosin which was leftover inside it.

[@Sifinds]

Ah cool

[@Carolbearce]

I love the restoration of the swan. Well done Simon! Awesome finds in these muddy holes!

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Carol! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@lindamesa5122]

Some really great finds! I love the ceramics with the lettering it's amazing how they did that! Lots of different ink bottles we've never seen!!! The swan was very special!

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Linda! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@margon323]

Can’t get enough of your videos. You have definitely got me addicted.

[@Sifinds]

Aw thanks Margaret! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@robertgregson2183]

Having worked in a music shop I ( I teach keyboards) violins have a resin lubricate for the strings this looks like it could be a resin block holder like a school black board cleaner but a block of resin quite expensive even today so you would use it all up and thats why they are empty when you find them. Nice finds today guys!

[@sasquatch4745]

Love the Video`s Si ... Espesially when Tim is on ! the fountain of knowledge .. Cheers boys .. Blessings 100%

[@annettefournier9655]

Thanks Si and Tim. I so look forward to your video on Sunday. Excellent sculpture restoration on the swan. Positively brilliant 👏 👏👏👨‍🎨

[@Libbathegreat]

What a haul! You boys must have found the rubbish tip for the posh end of town 💍 Wonderful job on the swan too!

[@Sifinds]

Cheers! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@sharimullinax3206]

I played the viola in grade school and I would love that! Cool find! Really cool finds today. Sore breast remedy, lol. Lots of sweet little finds. The glass no spill ink is brilliant!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Shari! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@fiberotter]

I love getting history lessons from you and Tim.

[@Adam-Gates-Mudlark]

Jam & cheese.... 😳🤣add a bit of mud!!!!! lovely blue poison, the plain pot lids are always complete, sadly not the embossed ones, still yet to find a complete one. Hopefully one day. Those Victorians had some weird cures.... love the swan 🦢⚓️

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Adam! Yeah spot on mate. You’ll find one soon I reckon.

[@christhompson4270]

Awesome day of finds guys, well done. Si those bottles are beautiful with the lights in. Take care and stay safe and well, see you next weekend 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖🤩🤩🤩

[@isabelbell559]

I love your programs ……..my mother was from England…….when I was little she talked about England like it was paradise ………

[@billiesvoboda5774]

Tim knows where to find the good things! Thanks for the mudlarking!

[@mikemoore9757]

Boy howdy! You fellows found the motherload of bottles today! Thanks for taking us along for the hunt. Salute from the USA!

[@georgiewalker1069]

Amazeballs Simon! You chaps found some very unusual finds. It really looks like it is an undisturbed place. The finds are so intact. Awesome, well done indeed! 💫 as always love the end bit, and clean up. Such shiny beautiful bottles. Love the blue led lights bottle and good job on the swan Simon🎄 cheers have a Tennents 😃

[@Sifinds]

A Tennant’s or a tetanus? 😂

[@georgiewalker1069]

😳😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Beth_D]

You and Tim find the best places! 😍 What an epic haul!!! Completely in love with everything you found (and insanely jealous as always) Nice one Si! (said in my best cockney accent) 😘

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Darlin’

[@ladywisewolf3942]

I've been watching you for years Si and was enjoying this episode when my jaw hit the floor! I couldn't believe it when you found that drinking cup from Arrowhead Hot Springs, all the way over here in San Bernardino, California!! The Arrowhead cut into the hillside, I can see from my backyard! What are the odds of that?! The famous old hotel is still there and has gone through many hands. It was a religious retreat not too many years ago, then it was sold to the city with no definite plans but there is always the hope of reopening it once again as a resort. All the most famous movie stars ( it was a favorite of Humphrey Bogart's) used to go there to lounge by the pool and get away from the studio for a couple of days. Lots of interesting history there. Well it really IS a small world!

[@moonrakermudlarks]

We are still on the hunt for our first pork pie ink. What brilliant finds. I love the Stoneware with writing on them. 🥰

[@Sifinds]

Cheers!

[@Marcel_Audubon]

either there's a cuckoo in those woods, or Tim doesn't have a very high opinion of Si's commentary - haven't decided which 😆

[@richardserridge2767]

Fab finds this week! I also love the little swan/goose repair!

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Richard 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@richardserridge2767]

@@Sifinds forgot to say, I love Nelson!

[@sylviacortes3251]

Hola SI ,un gran saludo desde Chile .Nos encantan tus videos siempre te vemos ,y además tienes mucha suerte lindas botellas te encontraste amigo

[@Sifinds]

Hola! Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@cindyluwho602003]

Loved every minute! Cheers, Simon & Tim! 🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Cindy 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@lionsatemymum6695]

Stumbled upon this video, glad I did. Memories of childhood bottle digging came flooding back my best find was blue poison bottle with a skull etched on glass. Thanks for helping me remember.

[@marionbowler5440]

I decorate my blue water bottles, with same lights, but mine are very decorative with flowers and such, loved the owl, smashing finds Si, loved it.🇨🇦🍁🐘🤗🧡

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Marion! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@diannmcdonald4949]

Super video Simon! The finds were great. I especially liked the piece for the violin strings and the swan. So enjoy watching you create with your finds and the swan repaired very well. Loved that Nelly made an appearance too. Have a great week and please keep safe. ❤️🇨🇦

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Diann!

[@superbellabeau]

Love the mud lucky dip! Very brave going in there bare handed! The stoneware Ginger beer and the ink well were great finds! Tim's toothpaste lid and the sore breast ointment were interesting finds. Great day out! 😊

[@Sifinds]

Cheers 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@Katseye102]

It would be cool to take the shards of plates and cut the names out and put them together in a frame, or make a tile of sorts with the names of the places in it. I’ve always wanted to do that, maybe you can Si ??!!! You found a great place to find “treasure”!!!

[@dianeriegel839]

Hay there, I love your ideas 💡 ❤ 💛 yes 👍 Do it Simon, do a toilet seat 🚽 then hang it on the bathroom wall !!!! Do it !!!

[@Sifinds]

Great idea Cath. Maybe I’ll mate a Franken-plate 😆

[@tassiesmama1600]

@@Sifinds I LITERALLY just said (to my dogs) “He should make a franken-plate”!

[@annescott2748]

This was a marvelous mudventure! Great interesting finds, I always learn something. Hope you go back to this spot🌞

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Anne!! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@Laura-Kitty]

The first tiny blue poison bottle you found, came out of the ground looking brand new, amazing! Clearly it's never been moved around in the earth, since the day it was placed there. Not a scratch or a single abrasion. I love cobalt blue bottles! 💙

[@Sifinds]

It did have some rust on but that was easy to clean 👍🏻

[@michaeldolny2919]

Another great mud adventure. It's cool when you go looking around with Tim. He's like a bottle dump Guru. He has no more smile then a turnip, says very little words but when he does talk he enlightens us with his vast knowledge. You guys found a lot smalls on this trip. Maybe Lulliput wasn't so fictional after all? Thanks for the video.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Micheal 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@TheVidusi]

Loved the swan, you got the head and beak just right.

[@Presbygirl1]

I can't believe you found that item from Arrowhead. The hotel was 20 mins away from where I used to live in California. Incredible!

[@jilllucier1000]

Si...I was also munching on a lolly while watching this video. THE EXACT SAME LOLLY AS YOU! They are my favorite. I live in Indiana, in the U.S., so I have to order them off Amazon 'cuz only the U.K. made ones will do! 😄👍💖🍭

[@martinmarsola6477]

A nice old dump video today. Your recreations are amazing. Nelson looked great today. Enjoy your week ahead. Cheers Simon! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🐈😊👍🇺🇸

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Martin 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@divaden47]

Memories from my youth from seeing the Virol bottle. Used to have a spoonful everyday. Really lovely stuff!! Used to be given to children to improve health during the rationing years.

[@Sifinds]

Ah nice one. Thanks for sharing

[@angelamillard6418]

Love the little blue poison! The swan came out beautifully!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Angela 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@daver8521]

You really hit the jackpot this time. Great finds!

[@Sifinds]

Ah yes it was amazing!

[@iansuehooper7542]

Great restoration of the swan Si. The original manufacturer could not have done any better! Enjoyable video. Sue and Ian, Australia

[@Sifinds]

Thanks guys! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@debraporch7888]

Simon, you and Tim found some incredible honey holes. I absolutely love all the different variations of stoneware that you both found. I loved the quack stoneware med that cured just about everything. Your mineral water is pretty sweet too. Take care and be safe.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Debra! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@conitorres9774]

I like that opening scene. The penny perfume and the aqua bottle were nice finds, but even better were the onion-like bottle and the skittles one. Awesome finds. Some really great pieces in that area. Your repair on the swan was fantastic.

[@catherinewilliams3850]

What a fantastic haul, so many interesting bottles and pots, I think you were both equally lucky. Your restoration of the little swan is beautiful, love the lights in the bottles.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Cath! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@Malana12]

When it first came up, before you said an old Chianti bottle, my first thought was you found an old Orangina bottle, which I haven’t seen in years

[@CultgentlemanJack]

I’m so jealous guys your in bottle dump heaven. Where I am there’s nothing like what you guys have. I haven’t been bottle digging for years.

[@jaclynstewartoclair208]

Once again great finds. Love the swan. A sweet little beauty.

[@hetrodoxly1203]

Something really nice could come out of there, it's from a wealthy area and not scavenged, the finds for the amount of soil moved is impressive, a really good lid, patent medicine or even a cottage ink, difficult digging but well worth it.

[@christinewilkinson3772]

What a great spot! Tim finds such great places for bottle digging! Cheers Tim!

[@Sifinds]

I invited Tim 😂

[@billgreen1861]

The "no spill ink" at 17:33 mark, was for the school desk. If you remember the 🕳️ hole on the upper right corner of the student desk that's where it goes. Yes, I'm old and I know it.😊 Well I haven't seen an inkwell in about 60 years. Great find.

[@paulkinzer7661]

If I dug up just ONE blue poison bottle, my life would be complete. Well done, again, Si!

[@corbinbacon9043]

Hey for a broken piece of pot, it's pretty good, the logo is nice and centered on the piece, it's almost as if you had already taken it to your grinder and cut off the "ugly" bits. It's ready to display, all you need to do Is maybe clean it and make or buy a stand for it and it's done and ready ☺️👍

[@kimmylass100]

Camera work is mint!!… love the reveals from the muck… there are no “dislikes” on your video…. Not surprised!!!! … #theBEST!!!! 😍

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Kim. KZbin have taken off the amount of dislikes, there’ll still be someone that’ll be offended by something 😂

[@karenpelletier5707]

You guys made some great finds! Super job on the swan!

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Karen! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@bonnerdebbie]

Thanks Si, always fun to see you playing in the mud. Both of you had great finds.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Debs! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@maggie_oshea]

Some excellent finds for you both 🙂 Great job on the little swan 👍🙂

[@alexcarle8086]

Fab tiny bottles and finds both of you had. The tiny bottles are my fave. Nelson likes to check what's going on, he is A GOOD BOY. Nucd Swan too the neck is hard to get right lol.

[@fishinwidow35]

I've been binging your videos while I knit mittens for my family for Christmas and so far this is my favorite video that you have done!

[@domenicas.2645]

Love when you collaborate with Tim. He's very knowledgeable. 🥰

[@sandralane1923]

Super finds. The water level is so close to the surface. I’m surprised your not sinking down in it while your walking on the grounds surface.

[@savagesquirrel9828]

I have a collection of old commercial tins. It’s amazing how many use the word, “infallible “. They also say, “ free from anything injurious.” Then they claim to cure everything under the sun! Nice video….thanks.

[@m.chelle247]

Ha ha ha..." Gulp... 😵" love this channel Si, your jokes are hilarious hun. 😄🥰

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Michelle 🤮

[@Mudhooks]

The hotel crockery might have been nicked but it’s also possible that when the hotel updated they sold off the old, unwanted dishes, etc. Many hotels did this (still do). I lived in a huge Victorian house that had been turned into a rooming house. The lady who owned it used to go to hotel sales and auctions for both kitchen-ware and furniture. We had a number of mismatched plates and bowls with logos as well as pots and pans that she had bought to put in the kitchen. In my room, I had this huge ornately-carved walnut Victorian sideboard which I have no idea how they got into the room, as well as a matching 1920s maple desk and dresser. They had all been bought from a sale of furnishings from the Canadian National Railway-owned Chateau Laurier Hotel here in Ottawa when they modernized the rooms. The Chateau is still a fixture here. I really wanted to take that sideboard with me when I left after 6 years but short of renting a crane and removing the windows, it wasn’t going to happen. The CN/CP (CP= Canadian Pacific Railways) hotels exist all over Canada, near the original old stations. Fact. One of our Prime Ministers, William Lyon MacKenzie-King, would spot an item on a train or in the hotel and telegraph the head of CP rail and ask if he could have as many as a dozen railway lamps or an entire suite of bedroom furniture matching one he spotted in a hotel (including a set that matched the desk and dresser I had). The head of CP would dutifully send him what he asked for… for free… He did the same when, in WWII, when Buckingham Palace was bombed. He sent a telegram to the Canadian attaché the same night and asked (strongly hinted) that if there might be some damaged stonework from the Palace it could be salvaged and sent to him. A week ir so later several very large pieces were “secretly” stowed aboard Canadian submarine and sent to him (remember… at the height of WWII… in a military submarine… across the Atlantic to Mackenzie-King. He added the stones to the folly he was building on his private estate. I can just imaging the attaché having to call Buckingham Palace to ask for the pieces of stone for the Canadian PM.

[@clockwork9827]

hello fellow-Ottawa person . i never knew this about Mackenzie King - and i know he has a reputation for being a bit strange !

[@Mudhooks]

@@clockwork9827 He was notorious for asking for (or “pointedly hinting about”) free stuff. The “attaché”, BTW, was Lester B. Pearson…. Can you imagine if it got out in wartime that the PM ordered a submarine to bring back a load of limestone blocks for WLM-K’s garden folly at Kingsmere? Pearson’s memo about it finally came out, after M-K’s death.

[@pennykaiser6667]

You both had really great finds. Your swan turned out beautiful Si. 🦢

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Penny! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@corvuscorone7735]

That Eagle Owl with sound effect! I am DYING!

[@Sifinds]

😂

[@andreamatheson5760]

What a great day! Always love seeing Tim in your videos too. Great finds. Thank you for another awesome video, from NZ!

[@maryS1895]

Hi Si ,I am new to your channel , well 2 months now, and ive been catching up on all your videos searches and treasures, and as I watch a video, I will open a separate window on my computer to to research each thing as you find it, I love History, I live in East Tennessee, and have alot of history here, Im a granny now ,But im learning you never get to old to play in the dirt, or Mud, I Use to make mud pies and cakes as a child so i love it, But I was watching the video of the 10yr old child who was sent to prison for stealing bread, And I found the story befor the vid ended, Very sad story, No child should ever have to be tortured in that manner or any manner for being hungry,Keep the videos coming ,love you mudlarkers,

[@Sifinds]

Thanks for watching them all Mary!!

[@maryS1895]

@@Sifinds Hey NP im lovin every sec, of them

[@chrisosh9574]

I used to take jam and cheese sarnies to school in the 60s, Robertsons used to do an Apple Jelly jam that was perfect with strong cheddar, wish I could still find it. I discovered the little LED corks a couple of weeks back, selling for €1.99 so I bought half a dozen.

[@Sifinds]

Yes jam and cheese are delish! Also the lights are great value!

[@juliemarshall7913]

Apple Jelly Jam sounds delicious. I've got to try a Jam & Cheese Sarnie. My Daughter said they are delicious.

[@jilldavidson2204]

I really like the exchange of info that builds the stories which you two experienced men come up with. Wonderful video. I think the violin oil may be for the bow and filled with rosin. Love the channel.

[@snookdolan4185]

Love the swan! You are very artistic.great finds, especially the little poison bottle.

[@tinaoneill6746]

what a great area to dig...love all the finds you both found,-something about blue glass that's so appealing,and.....you did a great job on the swan

[@VintageParagonUk]

Great finds Si, always some nice bits when you go out bottle digging with Tim, no sign of any crocs this time 😂

[@Sifinds]

Haha not this time

[@christinechapdelaine7104]

Nice video. The swan is superb. Thank you for sharing your stories!

[@cherylswanson275]

Thank you Simon for another mudventure. It was amazing as always!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Cheryl 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@marthabell3451]

SI, why does water come up when your digging? I'm still loving your videos!! You are so creative! Love the bottles and the swan!

[@cindycatt6405]

Awww you really brought that swan back to life, bravo!! Love the tiny glass bottles yall found, so many stories in miniature form. 🐾🐈🐾

[@dianeriegel839]

Simon, you did a wonderful job with the swawn !!!! Way to go sweetheart, and I always injoy your videos, God bless you and happy holidays 😊 😀 ☺ ❤

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Diane 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@lilirehak5569]

I love the names on the plate shards. Fascinating.

[@kestraavalon]

This mudlarking looks like it would be so much fun to do! Not much history here in my area (NS Canada), so you are very fortunate for all this uncovered history! I Love it!

[@teresasallam9526]

Wonderful video. I like how there is always something thats new to find and this video proves that.