Bottle digging in our 17th century farmhouse garden bottle dump! Finding historical treasures.

Join us on our very first KZbin video as we go bottle digging and hunt for clues from the past next to our 17th-century farmhouse in Scotland.
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[@bizburgess1947]

Love coming back to this video. I too cherish the few obscure finds from my home above all others. They tell a story life b4 us. Thank you for suggesting we all go back to ur old videos. I've seen them all but always a great rewatch.

[@deathtrance217]

Every once in a while I like to come back to watch this first video I saw of Alex and those authentic awkward moments when she does this round up. I can remember thinking how this girl was being so tough on herself over something that has probably happened to alot of people. Though the way she was showing her vulnerable side with that brutal honesty really touched me and I wanted her to go back down the hill and find some even better bottles. Well we all know how this story is going and I'm sure her and her mom have become the favorite Mudlarkers for alot of us. It just makes me smile . If you go from this day to the day in the field of dreams when Gale finds the moss agate and listen to how much fun they are having its so cool. You have to laugh right along with Alex.

[@kayesdigginit1519]

I'm watching this video on 2024, it's great to see and hear her getting excited for these finds in the rubbish dump from those centuries past.

[@richardcarlyon241]

So refreshing to watch a video without being yelled at, or ordered to 'Like' before you've seen anything. It is well produced, and I hope you make many more. Thanks!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you! xx

[@panchonorthmann6408]

Aawwww, you're adorable! There's hope for humanity seeing a genuinely enthusiastic girl with dirt under her nails. Looking forward to the gold panning. Fun hobby, there.

[@julsatmidnight]

That old sewing machine piece would look beautiful as a trellis in the garden. Hope you give an update on how you choose to enjoy it. 🌸

[@carolfranco425]

Yes, I was thinking the same thing... white sewing machine iron base, looks Victorian or early 1900. Beautiful in a flower garden.

[@kmomzilla8729]

I have and old ‘Whites’ sewing machine! Love the find ladies!

[@mrs.crabtree527]

That is what I was going to say lol

[@Україна-ц7э]

Part of the treadle

[@deedorothypapineau6920]

I’m looking back at your early videos and found this. Great finds. I kept thinking about the lovely ferns wanting to transplant them to a spot they could keep growing in. As an ardent fan of your channel you have come a long way and just get better every time you do a video.

[@tinastorey3817]

My daughter showed me your channel a few days ago and I can't stop watching. It's amazing .. thank you for your videos ...😘😘😘😘

[@billiebrazil56]

Not ruined Miss Alex you can make beads out of them. Or glue them back and just display for history purposes. Don't apologize for the long video I didn't want it to end. Your such a lovely young lady and I love watching you and your Mum in your videos. I'm hooked!

[@gumballbro2537]

Hi I love you're videos and and I really enjoy history and mudlarking and you really inspire me to do more .

[@juliedearman346]

White's Manufacturing- It is the side of a sewing machine. Julie

[@addiemartins4878]

Yes

[@coasthome8356]

Yes

[@sapphiresword139]

My reply as well. I grew up with a very similar sewing machine my mother had. That would have gone home with me. (*_*)

[@killmimes]

I concur..treadle (foot powered) sewing machine

[@deepsixdesigns1477]

@@killmimes Exactly! The side of the treadle table!

[@cargilekm]

I am 67 now, but when I was a younger boy, my Dad didn't like to rent or homes. So we moved into abandoned homes. We had up to 10 kids, his hers and theirs. Dad was a logger, so we lived in remote places. They always had a place where the trash was piled, usually over a bank. No rubbish pickup in those days. Us kids always used to dig in them to find what other threw away in the past. I still love to look into a rubbish tip. Thanks for the memories. I subscribe and love your channel. If I were only 50 years younger and in Scotland, it wouldn't make a difference, but I love the craftiness of you and your Mother. Again Thankyou.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you so much! Sounds like you've had an interesting life! You should write about it! xx

[@LoriZabielski]

What cute first video. You have come along way since then

[@clarefoskett9959]

This is a great video. What a brilliant thing to be doing! A marvellous place to live.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you! xx

[@shawncarpenter1972]

The two of you should have your own cable show you are better than anything on cable but then again it would end up being scripted and ruined...love your show keep em coming 💚💜💚

[@adamholly9]

What a lovely smile!

[@jfseal38]

She is drop dead gorgeous!

[@mortensolbergjr2876]

You are just too cute lol. I love how your face lights up when you smile. Thank you for the videos.

[@robbiemarcantel5302]

I really enjoy watching your videos. The range of things yyou look for and find and the hisstory behind some is so interesting, I love it. Thank you ladies so much for taking me along with you !, Robbie Marcantel Pride, La.

[@m.chelle247]

Wonderful Video, well edited too! Wow, digging for treasures at home! Very Cool!

[@denisemendenhall2181]

To clean the inside of bottles - especially small ones a great tip i have used that works for antiques is to use denture effervescent cleaner and just warm water. The dirt will rise to the top and you can dump it out.

[@shariwelch8760]

Denise Mendenhall I use baking soda and vinegar. It has the same effect 🙂

[@fernbrisot325]

Another trick is to add 1-2 tablespoons of uncooked rice, half fill with warm water and a drop of dish soap. Cap and shake. The rice acts as an abrasive. It is amazing what it will take off.

[@bemoreonline]

What good ideas !!! I will have to try these ~ I use pipe cleaners to wash insides of tiny bottles !!

[@karleenpage5979]

We call them Q-tips in the US - a little stick tipped with cotton on both ends. Great to clean out tiny things!

[@reneewilbur4340]

Cool idea

[@sm3296]

I just want to say how refreshing it is to see a naturally beautiful young lass with a jumper that's mud stained and a tangle of gorgeous hair and no make up doing something she loves!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Aww, thank you so much!

[@jonitaylorispassingby]

We went back to look at your first video this morning. You are so cute and your enthusiasm is infectious 😊. No wonder you channel is so successful Alex!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

There are two of us - the channel is both of ours.

[@barbaracollins3015]

The little blue glass beads would have gone to a glass Christmas tree garland. They came in many colors. Many were made of mercury glass.

[@CitrusMike]

I thought they looked like a bit of glass cane that was divided into bead sized pieces to be easily broken up and melted down for glass making

[@coronis03]

Yes, I still have a glass Christmas tree garland from my Nanny exactly like that! Multicoloured with some beads still stuck together. I’m in my 60’s now, so they’re quite old.

[@karleenpage5979]

Or they could be from Mardi Gras necklaces - but that would be a US/Louisiana find probably. I keep forgetting you all are in the UK!

[@louisejohnson6057]

Those garlands must have been so beautiful! I have thousands of beautiful glass beads, although they are modern beads that I have for jewelry making. I think that I'll make a garland for my sister's tree!

[@darrow3065]

So glad you were in my feed this morning. Sharing with my hubby on what you will be showing your viewers: gold panning, beach combing, metal detecting, etc. - these are all of my fav hobbies, along with fiber crafts. You then held up the garnets and I said "looky there, she has a vial of garnets just like yours!" He laughed and said, "is their name White?" (My English kin). Laughing, I said "don't know, but she found a White's sewing machine base." I think I just found my kindred spirits😻

[@archiewoosung5062]

You've probably seen already, Nicola White has a Thames Mudlark channel!

[@AmandaSnow-di6mp]

aaaaah Alex you are a wonderful young lady. the video was great. take care x

[@trishplanck9776]

Your toy car is a 1940’s style car.☺️I just wanted to say that you are absolutely precious Alex, don’t ever change. You remind me a lot of my daughter.☺️

[@murrayhinton1178]

Hi Alex, you did realy well , i like what you are doing . Regards John und Takeiteaszy 🍀🍀🐞🐞🫂🙏🧘‍♀️🕯🌞🌻

[@cathyblock6197]

Woulderful to look back & view your first videos!

[@stephendadd8440]

You are naturally talented at making You Tube films. I find that some people are never any good at this, because they have annoying speech behaviours and/or mannerisms. In contrast, you are naturally interesting, and a brilliant commentator. No "ums" or "er's", no repetition etc etc. I am in love with your voice. - It is so gentle, feminine & happy, and your speech is a delight to listen to. I daresay your Mum is probably also beautifully spoken, which is probably where you get it from! ;) BTW, I hope I'm not venturing into dodgy territory, but where is your Dad in all this? Keep making the films, and you will undoubtedly build a huge following in time. Well done!

[@cindygehrke5249]

Love your channel! I too live in an old farmhouse (Wisconsin, USA) and dig in my old dumping area. Finding whole bottles is my favorite! I use them inside for vases and a colorful display on window sills. The cast iron object with the wheel you found in the beginning is from an old treadle sewing machine. The smaller plain glass bottles are from medicine for cattle or veterinary use. They would have had a really small opening and a type of cork that you could poke a syringe or needle into for vaccinations. I also find those. You and your Mother have many years of fun larking together! Right at home, explore your house history! Enjoy! ❤️

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you very much Cindy! Its great fun finding old bottles isn't it? I think we found one or two of those medicine bottles, there are many modern ones too sitting all over the farm next door. Mum suggested the iron part may be a part of a sewing machine and I think you are right. We have found a lot of history on our house and we may do another update video explaining what we found! Thank you again, best wishes, Gail & Alex :)

[@werner.x]

@@NorthernMudlarks Can't be anything but a sewing machine table's right foot. You see the hole in the middle of the foot's bottom, as one of the footpedals two bearings, then the flywheel, where the connecting rod from the pedal was fixed to create the rotating movement, and at 4:12 you clearly see the smaller wheel with the groove, where the thin round leather belt was running to drive the sewing machine's driving wheel.

[@lisalorentz7919]

Regarding the "Farmer's Wife" cap, my great-grandmother (who never threw anything away) used small bottles like that one as proto "sippy cups" for her toddler kids and grandkids by poking a hole in the lid and putting a straw in it. She re-used the same ones over and over -- and still had several of those in her kitchen when I would visit her in the early 1970's. (Incidentally, though she lived in Illinois most of her life, her parents were from Scotland. Wouldn't it be wild if they lived in your house? Highly unlikely... but fun to think about!)

[@kevinballard4824]

I think also why they pierced the lid was to let the trapped air out so it would be easier to undo. I know some of the screw lids were a pig to open sometimes.

[@nigelkavanagh2048]

Hi everyone, this was also done to turn it into a salt celler for the farm hand to shake salt on there spuds at break time out in the field.

[@whisperycub]

You can glue the glass bottles back together and look at it like the Japanese do. They see a mended piece of art as a something even better than the original.

[@margaretlynch1494]

Yes, they often use gold leaf. An inexpensive type can be found at an art store.

[@frigglebiscuit7484]

wabi-sabi?

[@velocichungus]

Frigglebiscuit kintsugi.

[@noraleestone2859]

I was thinking the same thing when I was watching Alex confess her transgression. I wish there were more people like Alex & Gail on the planet.

[@yourlocalmars3676]

@@noraleestone2859 they seem like amazing people and I just can't imagine being as pretty as alex or gail even

[@lynnjudkins9078]

Love your pile on your property so great

[@apriledleblute6261]

I just love the hens! So curious...♥️

[@jakethedude100]

April Edleblute after the delicious worms no doubt!

[@carsoncope2410]

I believe that little plastic gun is a cracker jack giveaway. 1950s-1960s era. Neat find.

[@magickmoi1261]

Pretty cat !

[@lisalorentz7919]

For your broken bottles... think Kintsugi. With your skills, I bet you could figure out how!

[@20greeneyes20]

Don't worry about the broken bottle you'll find another bottle and maybe even like it more. Your such a dear ! Good clean dirty fun. I just love it !

[@ashleigh2491]

Unfortunately we all have broken or ruined nice finds

[@helendusza7816]

Secret cellar?! 😱 I'm subscribing!

[@lorihanlon2525]

Just now seeing this video. Have I missed the search for the cellar?

[@jigbuilda]

I've owned chickens and I thought they were such sticky beaks! Your Peahens thought take the cake!

[@marialourdessugpatan4229]

AWESOME UR FARM HAS PLENTY OF TREASURE UR SO LUCKY

[@cindyclark2813]

Now that the have metal and glass straws they also sell cleaner brushes for them. You could use them to clean small bottles.

[@superlibbyanne]

New sub. These videos are so relaxing, keep ‘em coming! Thank you so much!

[@rmpgbk9682]

Watching you from Las Vegas nv USA I’m so very much enjoying all your videos! Living in a desert I love seeing the beauty of greenery! Thanks for sharing.

[@frankiecowsert9364]

being as I have just found your videos, let me say you and Mom are just charming.

[@bullnosemarty3672]

The toy car is an Austin A40 Devon in production from 1947 to 1952! Congratulations on your 1st Anniversary of mudlarking 🎂

[@lindafoster8182]

I loved your first video. It let us know you do make mistakes just like the rest of us. I love your giggle. I’m living vicariously through you two. I’m too old to be climbing in and out of places so I watch you do it.

[@deedorothypapineau6920]

I appreciate your point of view. At 76years old with a fractured spine I don’t do much climbing or kneeling on the ground. Haha

[@metalingmarty931]

All part of learning. Broken bottles ,badly cleaned coins ect. You not make the same mistake again. Glue the bottles back together. There for your memories anyway and they'll still be stunning. Truly love your videos. Please keep sharing.

[@nitabourne3042]

HI GAIL AND ALEX!! WELL, YOUR FIRST VIDEO IS ROUGH, BUT STILL CUTE WITH THE SHREWS AND THE KITTY. I LOVE THE CUTE CAR YOU FOUND AND THE SHARDS OF ROBIN HOOD BOWL. YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY IN PRESENTING ALL YOU FIND AND THE VIEWS ARE GREAT AS WELL. YOU HAVE A LOVELY PIECE OF PROPERTY THAT SCREAMS TO BE ECPLORED. I LOVE THE PIECE THAT SAID WHITES M CO. MAYBE A GATE WHEEL SIGN. WELL THANKS FOR SHARING AND PLEASE STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY ❤️ 🙏

[@mistyscheidt7483]

Put uncooked rice in your bottles and shake vigorously. This does not scratch them but will scrub the inside clean. Love watching you pull all of these treasures out, so exciting! Thanks for sharing!

[@heidispawsandfins]

Very interesting. Hope all the stuff you don't want to keep, you collect up, don't want any wild animals getting hurt on these. Great to clean up the environment 😊

[@annakovatch8966]

Your style of video has made great changes from your first to your latest, but still love this!

[@whisperycub]

I love your fascination with history and preservation of your home’s past! Keep up the great work!!

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

Nicola loves those bottle stoppers, She knows what they go to. You guys would get along very well with Si and Nicola she loves broken dishes she uses the glass and such in her art.

[@samplerstitcher]

Those peahens are so funny!!

[@lorimaddox7946]

This is a great video. Don't beat yourself up. Glue those beautiful bottles and put them in the window and enjoy them love.

[@soulgamblers]

I could watch you for hours! So pretty!

[@kristinsterkenburg911]

Oh my gosh, Alex! You are my spirit animal! Ha! I can't tell you how much I enjoyed watching you both dig for treasure and the reveal at the end. You are so adorable and I can't wait to follow your channel. I am in love with beachcombing and mudlarking and seaglass and crystals etc... I will take inspiration from you for my channel coming in 2020! Keep these awesome videos coming please. We do not have the long history or the amazing seaglass here in the states so I am thrilled that you have started this channel!! Best Wishes!

[@samsfor9428]

I felt sad for cracking those two bottles, but smile as you you end the clip..

[@davidburgess559]

So nice to see a Devon name on something, I'm originally from Devon now living in NY USA love your shows, my friend here is from Hawick.

[@kristin2491]

You’re so genuinely sweet! I’m going to adopt you 😂 Keep up the great work. Can’t wait for more videos. Loving the history and the excitement of finding hidden treasure of the past. ❤️ Australia 🇦🇺

[@kapa464]

Hi , Katie from Greece here , oh just go ahead and glue the broken , keep for your self.

[@cindynewell9226]

My husband dug for bottles over 50 years,he's found old ones.were mostly collectors now but I would love to bottle hunt,most of this area has already been searched,every house had a private dump.if you could find a privy that's where most bottles were dumped,or under Apple trees,I have one down back which I plan to prob,this summer when the ground thaws.this house is like 150 years old so there must have been a dump,I was walking in the back yard and found a small blue poison bottle sticking out of the mud,small chip in top but I was so proud to find it.

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

I love your Peahens, I bet you hand raised those Peahens. I hand raise birds all the time, I love them. I put them right beside my bed LOL you go through many newspapers for sure. I did have bunnies in my bedroom but there Constantly chewing up whatever they see. you must have lots of hardwood chew sticks for bunnies. It looks like 3:45 part of an old Sewing machine base. I would have loved to have been back in the wealthy part of the Victorian period. I love the style I love almost all of it. You can make your own Seaglass in a rock tumbler it takes a long time but you can do it. You guys should get with Nicola and Si finds and do a video together. That would be very cool. I love your cats The one in your home is just precious. But I'm a sucker for cats and kittens. I'm a sucker for all pets and Animals. LOL Be really careful about sticking your fingers in places you can't see BC you will find Razor blads and broken straight blades/knives.

[@samplerstitcher]

The tiny glass beads are from old Christmas ornaments! Really enjoying your channel!

[@mariaflores4804]

🙂 Your property is beautiful and searching for antique items within it's space is due for good content. Your little Friends 😍 are so cute and fun to watch‼️ Thanks for creating and sharing this content.

[@colinlimb2068]

Just discovered your channel and I think you're amazing ,love stuff that gets unearthed after god knows how many years , fascinating.watching from the very beginning 🙂♥️

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you for joining us - you have a lot to catch up on, haha xx

[@garyclifford2965]

Now you've done it! Not only am I besotted with you two ladies, I've now fallen for your lovely cat as well xx

[@NorthernMudlarks]

He's a great cat! Thank you so much for watching!

[@norsch]

The milk bottle CWS stands for Cooperative Wholesale Society.

[@martinemjt]

a bit of rice and water can help liberate the debris stuck in the bottle and that metal thing would make a great garden gate or a trellis for climbing flowers.

[@Bunpei427]

OMG I WANNA BUY UR BOTTLES!!!! That's so awesome!!!

[@jeneaneherzog4626]

Started watching again during the shutdown... enjoying the bits l missed. Like the Schwoo's mustache!😂 Take your broken glass& chuck it in the Sea! I'll be there to pick it up SOMEDAY!!!💖

[@mauriliozamora6627]

Young lady, you gave me the chills watching you dig in the cold rain. I hope you were able to glue these two bottles. Great video, thank you.

[@popculturevegan]

So much fun. I enjoyed seeing the car and toy gun quite a bit. I have also broken antique bottles with boiling water when I already knew better. A bit gutting. Thank you for the video.

[@UrbanDKaye]

Don't beat yourself up. I once pushed a brush loop through the bottom of a Victorian medicine vial. That spot definitely holds more treasures if you're finding blown-in-a-mold bottles. The flask is still a beauty and worth repairing. "Sheared lip" they called the style. I've dug a few bottles & inkwells like that here in the States.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you, Its heartbreaking isnt it! I think we still have some digging to do before we get more of that older stuff. I will glue the broken bottle back and I think I will do a quick updated video as I've learned so much since filming.

[@davidspencer610]

@@NorthernMudlarks I have been out collecting bits of old pottery and lots of other old things that I know you will like let me know what you find

[@nervebotgaming1663]

two lovely ladies.

[@bobcampbell2486]

Take your favorite broken bottle and super glue it together then put a gold trip around the broken part. The Chinese do this to keep things that mean something to them and they really turn out beautiful. Susann You can also add a gold chain and it will be a show piece.

[@tinalopez1522]

Don't worry Alex, glue them & decoupage colored. Tissue, cloth highlight pretty shape!

[@tomburleigh9261]

Enjoyable first video, very well done 🙂

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Yay! Thank you so much!!! :D

[@FlorenceFrazier2002]

It is a shame your bottles got broken. I love watching to see what you find! The next time I am in the UK I am going to go hunting for glass and crystals. Thanks for sharing!

[@deathtrance217]

Just goes to show ya ,everyone needs a hug someday.

[@scottishmudlarking]

You could not get me away from the bottom of the garden, just digging for treasure! Have you reached new layers / seams yet?

[@melissamyers2138]

There were in fact just plain marbles that looks like the cod marbles because I use to play with them in the 1970's and I also like that toy gun love coming to both of you lovely ladies from across the pond

[@samanthaskipper1306]

Darling make yourself a filter screen and sift the dirt to find small bits. Cheers!

[@McChrister]

Samantha Skipper Yes, what a great idea! A sift...You hopefully find the small (or large)gold jewelry.....You and your Mom make a great team. She must have taken you out lots when you were a small child...? Your cinematography is very well done. Keep up the wonderful, exciting videos Ladies! And as always Happy Hunting and Good Luck....🙏🏼🍀👍🏼 Great channel, can’t wait for the next adventure. Best wishes from Canada...🥰🇨🇦👋🏼

[@DKFisher]

Love the pea hens...so funny!

[@kentuckylady2990]

A part of a White sewing machine. A very decorative item...after a good clean. Or with a little cleaning, a nice garden decoration. I love the old bottles you are not interested in, all have some value. You could clean them an sell them. A plus , most have lids

[@CH-nq9iq]

The blue beads were probably on a string with many others they look like vintage glass and was a garland of glass beads for a Xmas tree

[@NorthernMudlarks]

That's interesting! I had no idea. Thank you very much for letting us know :)

[@eelsinkie1]

I was looking for this comment. It is indeed, I have a complete one, it used to be my grandmother’s. And still use it every x-mas.

[@kathydavies6746]

Get a brush to clean baby bottle nippples. They also make brushes to clean cake decorating tips. These might work on the small bottles. I love your channel. It’s great to search with your mom and learn more about each other as you learn more about the history of where you live.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you, thats a great idea! I will definatly look out for thoses. I'm so happy to like our channle :)

[@cindyilbcnu763]

If not said already, the White's M. Co...is the leg to a sewing machine. Nice video.

[@suemount6042]

Put dry rice and water in your bottles and swirl around and rinse works a treat, the dump is amazing especially if your family have a long history in that house imagine holding something your grt grt grt grandmother threw down there!

[@fondasaurusrex]

I've been binge watching your videos. Starting from the beginning!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Hope you enjoy! xx

[@sherryfranke6442]

There is nothing wrong with gluing them back together. They are still old and beautiful.

[@deborahthomas3475]

It’s like a puzzle

[@katielane318]

It happens accidents do not stress I do those sort of things often just forgive yourself and move on Love your video 🦋💕💕🦋

[@veaannahooker1139]

As an insulin dependent diabetic, that little bottle really looks like an old insulin bottle. I adore your channel and have begun to get caught up one at a time starting from the beginning. I believe I am obsessed.

[@saintmik3]

Nice one! Very engaging style you have, coupled with the finds, makes for a very enjoyable watch!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you very much! We're so glad you liked it :)

[@hanafri8]

I would love to have an old embossed vaseline jar,also an old glass "Oil of Olay" :)

[@rqzzlldqzzls]

Please do a video about your cat and peahens ! That would be so cute . Plus I figured its easier and less time consuming than mudlarking , lol !

[@wildlifeathome]

Those pea hens are beautiful, I love seeing them. I must say this first video is darn good, you both must be naturals at it as your newest videos are fantastic.🥰I'm a little jealous of your backyard tip.🤤☺

[@Ken_Dalton]

Alex a gentle tip to wash inside your bottles is to use dry uncooked rice an warm soapy water give it a good ole shake😉 it's gentle an abrasive and works a treat.. Okay I binged watched 3 of your vids this morning while having coffee an I didn't want to stop lol but now I must do some work but I subbed so I will definitely be back to see more great content😊

[@pjdemario1328]

Your home seems like a little piece of heaven! Love your videos. Looking forward to more.

[@WILLBDIGGIN]

I mostly metal detect but after watching your channel I have got to go find a bottle dump somewhere lol! It looks like so much fun! Absolutely love your channel!❤