Digging our farmhouse bottle dump! Beautiful antique bottles and roundup. Larks on Lockdown WEEK 3!

[@omigodausername]

Four things: 1. I want to raid Alex's closet & steal all her sweaters. 2. I love being introduced to the pets. 3. The intro music is bangin & I need to know what it is. 4. You both have lovely voices, have you considered a podcast of fairy tales of something?

[@k-vy5nt]

5. I want to live at that house

[@donniebrown2896]

@IKM always read the description, yep

[@donnalm23]

Fairy tale podcasts, what a fantastic idea, love it❤️👍🏻😁

[@michaelsherer1636]

I so agree with Rene..

[@Mordii96]

Song name at the start is Knight’s Templar😊

[@debbiehummel7629]

So cool you found a Cheeseborough Vaseline jar. I had the pleasure of being a neighbor of Jim Cheesebrough. Jim and his wife were very sweet people. Salt of the earth as they say. His Grandfather was the Mister Cheeseborough, founder of Cheeseborough Company. They merged with Ponds and became Cheeseborough Ponds Company. Known for there facial creams. Now known as Ponds Company. Pronounced Cheese- borough. I know because I would have never dreamed call him anything but Mr. Cheeseborugh at the time. I was fourteen. Thanks for reminding me that I have met some really Awesome people over the years.

[@Mudjie50]

I guess it is spelled Chesebrough and pronounced as Cheesebrough

[@WeeFreeGinny]

It's a bit funny that you carry the stuff former occupants threw out back into the house again 😁

[@Magdalena76h]

Fräulein Krause I was thinking the same thing! What would they think if the returned for a visit? “I’m sure that’s the salt shaker I threw away when cousin Reggie stole the silverware!?”

[@markparker3801]

@@Magdalena76h Here in America we have a same one man's garbage is another man's treasure I'm pretty sure that the ladies probablie know the value on what they find better than you or I so live a sly comments like that I really do not think is very well welcomed. So I would think you would give them a break.

[@paulfoster2984]

@@markparker3801 I don't think it was meant as a sly comment.

[@Magdalena76h]

@@markparker3801 I'm not sure what you mean? Did you accidentally write this on the wrong comment? (I mean, it's OK... we've all done it) :D

[@KittyGrey13]

Fräulein Krause I actually think it would be quite cool if my descendants went through so of my old rubbish and found some joy in it. I’d like to sit with them and explain what each thing was used for and the memories it held for me.

[@susanbdusan2785]

The bottles enter the earth as discards, and they emerge as treasures!

[@markallchorn2438]

How fantastic to have your own bottle dump at the bottom of your garden, your excitement is intoxicating, amazing to think all the miles you travel only to find broken ones, a few steps away, there are loads of complete examples! The little broken green poison, could have a small wooden base turned in wood to cover up the break. Happy digging

[@tonywild6581]

So many finds in your garden, lots of treasures and those bottles look lovely with the glass bubbles

[@mickeymelton66]

Thoroughly enjoy outing with you dear souls. Love joining you from America...and seeing that our lives are not all that much different. I search old pioneer site dumps in abandoned mining camp locations and old home sites. Thanks for sharing your adventures. God bless you all. Stay safe.

[@marialourdessugpatan4229]

WOW MANY TREASURE . IM HAPPY WHILE IM WATCHING UR VIDEO YOUR SO LUCKY . GOD BLESS U

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you so much 😊

[@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers]

I am sooo jealous that you have a bottle dump in your garden. I am getting serious withdrawal symptoms from the lack of larking! You found such pretty things, which somehow mean even more, because they might have been used in your house by the previous owners, that is kinda magical in a way (I think I have been in isolation too long) :) xxx

[@NorthernMudlarks]

We love finding the everyday things that used to belong in our house! Last night I was up late researching the people who used to live here between the last available census (1911) and now. I found the Scottish tax rolls so now we know the names of the people who once used those things and threw them away! xx

[@ianmcleod8898]

@@NorthernMudlarks and track them down!

[@archiewoosung5062]

I can't believe they've been there for a while and there are still bottles within a mile...would have expected Alex to sleepwalk down to the dump

[@EllenPetersson-zs8wc]

❤

[@EllenPetersson-zs8wc]

❤

[@reesedevivo3409]

the birds make me laugh so much😂 i love them

[@joni--bologna]

There are so many things we love about you two. Your happy smiles, the scenery, the music and treasure hunting. you could make money renting out a room for days and letting people go with you. wish I had money to offer you.

[@roxiepoe9586]

My dad taught us to follow the rules he learned from his fathers. We were never to hunt within a mile of the house because "Should hard times come, you may need the easy, close in." I never thought that pandemic would be a good reason to hunt close to the house. :) Frontier tradition enacted in what we think of as the old country.

[@charissatroup5611]

If I had that treasure on my property, I'd never stop digging, lol. I'd always think, oh, just another few minutes, maybe one more find, lol.

[@sarah3136]

Oh definitely! I'd be obsessed! 😂

[@sarah3136]

Oh definitely! I'd be obsessed 😂

[@busybeescrochet5461]

That is so true; I'd be doing the same thing, 5 more minutes or until the light of day is gone! lol🐝🐝🐝

[@amywright2243]

I'd love to see the little green poison bottle get a repair with some drippy silver over that crack. 😊

[@yellowbird08]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@TheMillalein]

This pandemic has me feeling very anxious and I keep coming back to your videos because they calm my mind. So thank you for that!

[@nanellevantonder3767]

Your true excitement at each find is soooo contagious! All the "oh!'s, ah!'s and WOW's" are so cute!

[@hoardershaven4822]

Oh please tell me you will have shirts made that say"ooh look treasure" Alex says it so many times in each video! That excitement with the words make in worthy to be added to the Northern Mudlarks clothing line!

[@IndyTheTruckCat]

I'd totally buy that shirt, or a ball cap!

[@sheilafranklin186]

Ooh .. sign me up to purchase a shirt as well

[@Tiffany-zh8tt]

Alex! I've never seen someone so naturally beautiful! This is one of my favorite channels and I wish we had this much history to dig through where I live

[@magickmoi1261]

I love all your videos and enjoy the chicks and pea hens and cat so much. You are a breath of fresh air to all of us quarantined. You are helping us through these hard times 💖💕💖💕

[@suetaylor5186]

When you have such a fantastic place you don't have to leave home xxx fantastic as ever

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you Sue! Yes we are incredibly lucky! x

[@carolyns9687]

What lovely finds in your own backyard!!💕😷🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@SLynn-yb3uf]

So wonderful! Just lovely bottles and your birds beautiful the cats too

[@brendalee2896]

I sincerely hope you return this area and do another video. I'm surprised Alex doesn't spend more time there. Love her excitement. Sea glass is so pretty. Such a patient mom! So beautifully spoken.

[@jonathansteiner3251]

It’s so amazing that you have all that history in your own back yard! Am completely in thralled watching you two lovely ladies.

[@NurseMickiLea]

We have 3 dumps on our century farm and I have been finding things over the last 7 years that we have lived here and my biggest find was a 3 gallon pottery jug intact and a yellow clay marble. Lots of rusty tin. It is like going back through time in my husbands family. I use some of the dishes in the house, can’t figure out why they threw out perfectly useful dishes? Well I saved it and it is back in use 50 years later😁♥️

[@Magdalena76h]

I love the little bottles of sea glass and I would definitely be interested in buying one if you did post them in your shop! The light shining through them was gorgeous! This has been such a fun episode... It doesn't seem that long ago that I stumbled across your first one digging in your garden and I have been watching ever since! Thank you for your bright, cheerful and sunshiny addition to my day! ~M x

[@wendymontgomery3937]

Meredith Small - The Bygone Belle I’d love to buy a bottle of sea glass as well. I have a small collection but the colors they find are amazing!

[@calicocritterscrafts886]

I, too, would be willing to purchase a bottle!

[@sewlittletimetosew7633]

I, too, would be interested in buying one of the little bottles with the sea glass. SOooo pretty and I live nowhere near anywhere to find seaglass.

[@kathijtay]

@@sewlittletimetosew7633 me too! I LONG to go sea glass hunting! But ideal places are far away...

[@cjgia4898]

I also agree. They're so pretty!

[@42apprentice]

The half feathered plate would make a lovely setting sun in a diorama

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 I thought similar instantly. Best regards, luck and health.

[@rayjames1493]

One of my favorite things about your videos are the beautiful openings you present before each trip out. The music, the various scenes, the animals all to make a very nice intro. Great work.

[@gerrywood3584]

The Two Beauty's❤😊🙏🙏

[@lynnerodgers4461]

My daughter learned a way of really making sea glass stand out in jars or bottles. Fill the container with baby oil after you have filled with glass. Hers wasn't capped but you could do so. A potential mess if knocked over but very pretty. Enjoy your videos immensely!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

That's a great idea!

[@shirlywhite4252]

Happy valentine day 🎉 from Shirley white

[@autumnrose76]

Coming off a 12 hour shift on the Covid ward to watch my two fave mudlarkers go dogging, is the best way to end the day! I can’t even express properly how much your videos make a bad day better. So jealous of your farmhouse and your peacocks! Love you guys 3000!

[@magickmoi1261]

A. A. Thank you soo much for your service to humanity. You are a true hero ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@susanbdusan2785]

Bless you.

[@mellomelo119]

So happy to have run across your channel. I do love going on one of your adventures. You are such amazing women. To have a daughter that loves to do the things that you love, that's truly special. I feel like I've found a little bit of family to hang out with and and it makes my life a little more interesting. Thank you for sharing your good times with all of us. Wonderful people, who are much appreciated.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you so much! So happy to have you join us on our adventures! xx

[@dreesexton4269]

Your jar at 26:24 reminds me of when companies would put their jellies (jams) in decorative jars. They could be used for drinking glasses after the product was gone. The ones my mom saved were smaller. But that's what they remind me of. Thank you for letting me tag along again! 😊

[@EllenPetersson-zs8wc]

What a luxury! Your own places to mudlurk, just yours with history off your home❤

[@terriworley5267]

Your enthusiasm is infectious! Thank you for another great adventure!

[@kathryndeloria1834]

Fabulous. I love bottle dumps, great you have one there! I found one years ago from an old hotel by a lake that had burned down in 1920. I found a stoneware soapdish, many bottles and a great find, an entire small blue and white teapot that a cedar root had grown down the top hole, out thru the spout then deep in the ground! I cut the root and freed it and gave it to my friend who used it for forget me not bouquets! Thank you for your wonderful videos! ( I live in Michigan, USA)

[@kanamichelle7404]

The bottles on the right would look so pretty as a grouping of bud vases, each holding a single flower. Nice finds!

[@tomfrazier1103]

Vaseline was first seen as "Rod grease"seen on the rods of late 1850s oil pumps in Pennsylvania. A N.Y. chemist saw the stuff and was fascinated. Oil workers would apply the stuff to cuts & wounds, and found it helpful. Mr. Chesebrough marketed the stuff. A man called Pond sold the stuff as a health & beauty aid. Other chemists combined it with medicinal as salves. Later Chesebrough & Ponds merged together.

[@luvjesuslee2033]

How exciting!! Oh look!! Oh what is it???? Oh look Treasure!! 😂😂😂😂 What excitement. Thank you Both so much. 💜Your Bottle Dump💜

[@jengalloway4961]

I loved seeing the wrap up outside in the sunshine. I always enjoy your videos.

[@babybyrd2121]

Oh wow, right in your back yard, how cool is that?! Yes I’d love to buy one of those bottles full of sea glass! I’ll look for them in the shop. Love all your finds.

[@Sabrinasee02]

Lynn McClure me too

[@victoriamontes3213]

Loved the video! You two (and your lovely peahens) are the best company! It must be such fun digging for bottles, especially on your own property. The things you can learn about the daily lives of your predecessors! Also, loved the glass button. I have a small collection, myself. I believe the green paint was some type of gilding that turned. Best wishes from California!

[@konapuppy10]

Don’t throw out that green bottle! It’s too precious! Put it on a window sill to capture the light!

[@theresac.3216]

How exciting to be able to dig in your own yard and find little bits of past lives! Thanks for the midweek lark!

[@2_pencil]

Sad to throw the beautiful green bottle away. I wish you’d take it with you when you can go beach combing again and toss it in the water to turn into sea glass. Thanks for showing us another adventure. I’m so glad you are staying safe.

[@AgateDad]

Loved the Bugger Lugs Blu cameo :)

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Haha! How could we help it

[@pamelabonomini7477]

Where did the name bugger lugs blu come from. Bugger lugs was one of my dad's sayings.

[@annconnellan4902]

Agate Dad I watch you! And MichiganRocks.

[@AgateDad]

@@annconnellan4902 awesome! Thank you so much!!!

[@เกตุศรีบุญมา]

Excited!!!

[@teresasallam9526]

How exciting to have a jar dump right in your backyard. I just adore your big birds, they are so sweet and adorable.

[@plug1461]

Digging up a new spot in my garden I came across a lot of broken glass some blue and white pottery a silver spoon and a silver little pot with a lid. Tomorrow I'm taking the metal detector out there hop I find some nice bits.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Good luck! xx

[@richardwarnock2789]

Nice Crystal salt shaker had silver cap good finds worth watching the cap making!!!; )

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

That is some gorgeous glass you ladies saved today! I do love the green poison, I'd keep it even damaged. The shaker is beautiful, and I do think you may have the bowl from a ladle. Nice finds, ladies! Take good care!😊💖

[@heksedansd.2919]

I really would have loved to have a hobby like this together with my mom....she is old now, but it would have been nice if this had been a part of our lifes....the two of you are so nice together.....and you sounds like two small children on a tresurehunt☺....and thats so lovely!!!❤ That is how all of us should be/sound when we se all of the wonders in this world!!!☺

[@gslawrence]

Yes please! I check your etsy shops all the time for jars of seaglass! I would love to get one!

[@winnievanorden1]

Alex, you are so cute with a big dirt smudge on your face. So nice to have such a great adventure and not even leave the property. I think your trash heap has many more treasures for you. Thanks for making our quarantine more tolerable.

[@Paleoman52]

How cool is it that you have this awesome bottle dump right in your own backyard! Pretty cool finds, not bad for staying at home during this time. I really enjoyed your video, I have been digging bottles since the 1960's. I used to go with my parents as a small child and loved to find old bottles. I still do when I can find an old dump! Your videos are some of my favorites, good job, I'm looking very forward to your next one.

[@fairyGrandmother]

Well that was fun! Thank you for taking me with you! TFS Hugs!

[@davidcox2264]

The bottles of sea glass look like jelly beans.😁

[@janet7672]

I feel your excitement Alex when you dig up a bottle and your mother says to be careful! I have a place where I dig up old bottles and what a feeling you get when it’s in one piece! The glass button is nice too! I love all old buttons. Happy Digging!❤️

[@teresahamilton7801]

I hope u'll have a little museum of the bottles that u've brought back into the house they came from. I'm in USA & we've always pronounced "Cheesebrough" like the food cheese. Love your excitement over the pretty glass. I think the little meat paste jars are cute too. A collection of them would make a great display for flower blooms in a window.

[@safarikitty9632]

Get in touch with SiFinds, a fellow Mudlarker. He can show you how to do a simple electrolysis procedure to remove the rust from the brown bottle with the mystery liquid.

[@paulgreene7705]

I love your enthusiasm! You both appear to love mudlarking and bottle hunting. Keep the videos coming.

[@jeneaneherzog4626]

Yaaaay! 😃The bottle dump! You could set up a tripod and l would watch you dig all day!!!💖Found you when you 1st started and love every minute! Really appreciate all the extra effort you've given during the shutdown. See you Sunday Ladies!😆

[@colleenfellowes3418]

Bugger looks like my Bamboo !!!! Sadly my Bamboo passed away 14 yrs ago. Great kitty , she was very sweet and very smart !!!! Thanks for the great video !!!!

[@centauri9458]

That little grenade shaped bottle looks like a salt and pepper shaker set my Granny had when I was very young.

[@Flymochairman1]

It always makes me smile when you find something, especially if it's pretty or interesting, as your 'Ah's' and 'Ooh's', in unison, are always a delight to hear. Keep smiling, Stay Safe and Keep Well!

[@MoggiesTen]

With bits of pottery you can make windchimes. Use jewelry findings glued on for connections. Garbage Dump Windchimes. Make it a thing! You're welcome!

[@deploribusunum3894]

You two are more like twin sisters then mother and daughter. You have a very special relationship. Thank you for the videos.

[@bstapleton3908]

Thank you I like your videos so much. Love your music choices too. Best of all is your enthusiasm it's infectious. Keep safe keep well. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us

[@jerrihanson1593]

I too would buy the bottles with the colored glass in them, they look like stained glass. So pretty, love your videos and your pets.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

That glass button would make a nice pendant! Lots of good finds ladies!

[@stmull8678]

There is a man on KZbin that made a video of the floor tiles he made out of blue 'pieces' he found, like yours, and surrounded his toilet with his tiles. Its quite lovely. Funny: its a proper ridged poison bottle! I love your expressions!

[@lyarnes]

That glass button would make a beautiful pendant.

[@celinaalarcon9849]

Very entertainment video with the companion of your angels! Beautiful music and gorgeous finds! Alex you could be an excellent voice actor...can't wait for Sunday, best wishes from California!

[@sth.777]

Lovely lockdown entertainment! Oh, don't toss that green bottle out - pop it into a rock tumbler and make "sea glass" out of it! Love all your animals involved in the making of the video.

[@scarlettehydes25]

I love the bottles with the sea glass in them. They look like antique jelly beans

[@SherittaNesbitt]

I'm so happy to see a new video from you guys today, and that you are wearing gloves. If you run out of ideas for mudlarking during quarantine I would love to see a video of all your animals or your collections with Gail telling us the history! Love you guys, stay safe and thank you for creating genuinely interesting and entertaining content during this trying time!

[@1minigrem]

I love the name of your cat and I can’t think of pea hens without naming them shwoos! Loved the bottle digging and I would love to buy a bottle of sea glass, I would suspend it in my window to throw rainbows round the room when the sun shines.

[@The100045848]

Love your videos. You are so lucky to be able to do this in your own back yard. Thank you.

[@denisepeterson7401]

How lucky to have your very own bottle dump!!! I just love the Shrews! Lol

[@griffinartandairbrushing3174]

Beautiful finds, I bet the deeper you dig the older the bottles and things. Thanks for the video!

[@michaellindsey1543]

You know you are leading your best life when you can rock the muddy forehead look! I love how excited you both get as you pull your discoveries from the mud!

[@tallulahrubymonroe4280]

Listening too you both oooohing and ahhhhhing when the treasures hit the sunlight makes me smile SOOOO MUCH :) i do it all the time lol to myself and with my daughter , love your channel guys , love were you live ( my dream one day)

[@janeschouten5154]

Great video - the cleaned up bottles looked so pretty and sparkly in the sun ☀️ Thank you for sharing. Love all the pets too x

[@gonepostal8627]

Another beautiful day of bottle hunting. I love that the hens follow you around to. Thank You both.

[@barrywainwright3391]

You are lucky to have an old dump behind your beautiful home. Get a big shovel and find out where the bottom is because the oldest stuff will be at the bottom.

[@suec9336]

I think the little salt container is from a set of three,if my memory serves me right,as soon as you lifted it out I was taken back to my nans kitchen in the sixties,there was a salt,pepper and mustard in a little silver coloured carrier they were dumpy little things and my Nan used them daily ,happy times,thanks for the memory.keep up the good work ,I love watching .

[@amandabell8827]

Excellent video ladies! A bottle dump in your own garden is amazing! Many thanks x

[@carmineredd1198]

the green bottle at 10:00 might be a Queen Anne

[@margaretmoffitt6987]

love you guys and your ,life style .makes me feel at home ..i miss the country life so much ..keep up the videos ,,i love watching ,,,all of them ..

[@Thehuntinghillbilly2]

I love that y’all get so excited about food jars. Lol. You have some cool lil bottles

[@theresamaxwell8854]

In our area of the US we always say Cheese- borough. They were the Vaseline manufacturers. They merged with Ponds in the 1950’s to make Cheseborough-Ponds famous for cold cream in the milk glass jars.

[@pigoff123]

I grew up with Aldi in Germany in the 70s. Now they have them in the states an I can visit when I travel. Who knows when that will be.

[@rosievasquez523]

They are beautiful with that glass little marbles or little crystals they look beautiful you did a good job God bless you

[@pauljefferies2091]

It sounds like you guys are watching a fireworks show. oooohhhh wow oooo ohhhh beautiful!

[@jellybean6745]

I enjoy watching your adventures. I've been mudlarking, gravel sitting, creek walking for years. I save all china and pottery to make stump height and ground level bird baths and other mosaic items. Thank you for the entertaining video's. Your fan from Nashville, Tennessee, USA

[@nanrody6189]

You could make a bottle tree with some of your bottle finds. It would sparkle in your garden.

[@lawsaye]

VERY VERY nice. I imagine that lens as the eye of a hideous cyclops gargoyle.

[@bradleythompson9683]

Great adventure! It seems no matter where ever you go on your property, your shmoos find you. It’s sad about the little poison bottle, it was cute.

[@janesmith716]

Treasures in your own backyard, how exciting.