MASSIVE Tides Washed Out Something Lost in this River DECADES Ago!

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Thank you for taking out the trash you collected, Kyle and Natalie! The Royal Palm bottle was a great find. The square lid you found is the top of a refrigerator dish!❤

[@gingertea7884]

I have a similar square refrigerator dish 🌴

[@melissalillegard7945]

Totally agree

[@jamesskorupa8694]

That’s the place you should be probing and digging. The bottles are there. The ones that get freed up are later broken. Got to be whole bottles under the sand.

[@heathermcarthur5231]

Kyle-those reflections are insane! 😮 thank you for cleaning up our waterways. 🎉

[@cheltinker7709]

I was just thinking about I bet someone complains about you putting wood off beach into bin bag 😂😂 you know what some people can be like 😅 but 99% of us love and appreciate you both so keep doing what your doing. Always love watching you and Natalie. Wedgwood is expensive stuff and you can still get China from them today they are one of Britain's most famous potteries who's been producing pottery for about 200yrs. And as always much love from the UK ❤

[@Clarytee217]

Ahhh *grabs coffee and sits in the comfy chair* Just what I needed. 💗

[@WILDKYLE]

❤️❤️❤️

[@robinhowland1553]

I love the fact you guys find beauty in the broken pieces.

[@WILDKYLE]

Yes, absolutely! ❤️

[@amandathurston2720]

15:20 there’s a thing I do here, whenever I find things (usually rocks);I put them on rope I find at the beach, and make art, maybe you can do something similar with old bottle tops? And the ceramic you found would make beautiful jewelry. Get tile knippers and you’re in business!

[@sterling8298]

34:42 That bottle would make a really nice vase.😊

[@Janer-52]

That square glass dish at 29:51 looks like the lid to a 1920's cigarette box. Really enjoyed this episode!

[@manderson3231]

That yellow and clear marble will probably glow under a black light. Awesome hunt, but so sad that there is so much trash there.😢 I don't go to places like that because of my health, but when I was younger I did. I always tried to pick things up too.

[@pretzeltime3900]

Hi Kyle and Natalie, my grandparents had a plant on their TV for years and in the planter was a little ceramic boy holding a fishing pole. That’s what you found! Great memory!

[@amykanoza]

I plan to do some exploring in the Michigan wilderness and on beaches this spring and summer. Thanks for the reminder to bring a trash bag!

[@kevinhavens8289]

The smaller carbon cores work pretty well for electrolysis

[@dananderson128]

At 29:35 the square clear glass piece is the lid to a refrigerator dish.

[@cathymaxcy3391]

Stump ideas: terrarium/fish tank decor, plant stand for small pots? OR How about a display stand for one of your fossilized shell geodes?

[@sheenamoore3938]

Great time out guys. Thank you for taking me along.Really appreciate it. You shouldn't have to clean up after others,but thats the way of the world now.Wedgewood is from here in the UK. Keep safe you two.xx

[@victoriawest]

Have you see walls, that people put old bottle bottoms in? They can look pretty amazing with different colours.

[@Catrina3732]

I love the amber and cobalt bottles. Such fun. I could do that all day long.

[@justjoy4239]

Oh I do love a tiny bottle! Yea Natalie! 💕

[@WhiteHorseAcres]

Fun finds today. We had a set of those brown coffee mug with the white on top in the 1970's and the dishes to match.

[@adriennesmith-poch857]

Likely Pfaltzgraff stoneware, the original style. It was hard to see in the video, whether it was dark brown in color as would be expected. I grew up with dinnerware back in the 60s. They were so heavy and we kids hated doing the dishes!

[@WhiteHorseAcres]

@@adriennesmith-poch857 they were very heavy. I remember that about them.

[@cherylradabaugh2720]

Wonder how much of that stuff was from hurricanes over the years .?

[@Amandahugginkizz]

Those torpedo round bottom bottkes are so cool

[@neveradullmoment4ever]

I just made a comment wondering what those were. Ive never seen those kind of bottles before & called torpedo. When I watch Kyles videos I ALWAYS learn soo many good interesting things. Historical info is amazing as he finds it. Makes me wanna find out more info on what he finds.

[@CherylMccrumb]

You two make me proud of your generation

[@WILDKYLE]

Thank you Cheryl 🙏

[@sherrie545]

Fun day, beautiful weather and some nice finds. I always enjoy nature and wildlife! Thanks to you two for picking up trash and disposing of things that could be hazardous to wildlife.

[@lorrik.7341]

That must be overwhelming to find all that trash. Thank you for picking up what you can.

[@ghostbride2003]

30:34 my mother had cereal bowls that matched that mug!!

[@aliceelbradey6278]

That was fun

[@user-zu2kd4ti6n]

College Inn is a brand of stocks and broths. Bottle was patented 1931. Today they are in tetra packs and cans.

[@karenjones7111]

Thank you so much for thinking about the animals and the earth. I love you guys ✌️❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@shepherd4406]

The elephant would have been a flower arrangement for a new baby. Had a great time you two. Thanks.

[@lynnerodgers4461]

I still have my tape player from the early '70's. Definitely vintage and gently used. I think i got it for my 16th bday. 69 this May.

[@alenedrummond4627]

That Cypress Tree reflection was fantastic.

[@wenditaylor9708]

At like 21:00 the square clear glass looks like the top of a Pyrex fridge jar/bowl.

[@justjoy4239]

Had a great time, so appreciate all you guys do to help clean up the world! Thanks for taking me along!

[@marthapatebell1040]

Yea, my two favorite people! Hello Kyle and Natalie! 💗

[@badmom2goody29]

The square glass lid goes to a refrigerator jar Hazel Atlas made them. The milk glass looking lid, does it go to some kind of canning or food jar? Your videos do not disapoint.

[@Counterculturecasualty]

You could make mobiles out of the pieces of pottery with the pictures on them. I think a lot of people would buy them.

[@davidwelch4130]

Natalie’s two brass fines are pocket door plugs for the pool part to pull the door shut

[@TheHollyann07]

The square clear glass at 29:10 was the top to a glass fridge container-probably from the 40's or so.

[@mimirock7923]

Nice job on this video😊😊😊

[@justjoy4239]

Oh Natalie’s marble was just beautiful!👏🏻👏🏻

[@jennifermckercher5789]

When you found all the cool broken things, i still wanted to keep the rounded bottom bottle. I upcycle so i was thinking cut off the jagged edge and smooth a small spot on the bottom and you could have a small cup. Same with the bottle tops if they have decent length. They would be cool just cut and as a nicknack. We also love that you continue to puck up trash along the way, every little bit helps. ❤🎉

[@morganrowe2330]

Gorgeous day to be out exploring! Thanks for the video!

[@fransinyard891]

Hey there! What a beautiful island with lots of treasures! You couldnt have drug me away from there! Lol! Great video! Thanks for sharing! Much love and respect from Henderson Ga USA

[@Denise-p9p]

Excellent adventure! Thank you for picking up trash, especially the netting and cables.

[@Justfollowthecrumbs]

Lovely to see you both having a fun time. You’re so right Kyle no matter where you are it’s a small world and trash shouldn’t be part of it. Thank you for trying to keep those critters safe. ❤❤❤

[@benitagrattan193]

Your day looked fun...God bless u 2 for keeping mother earth clean ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@deloradeabel8487]

That airplane you threw away use to have a set of small round plastic blades & when you pushed the button they spunoff!Great video!

[@cherylgreen4738]

Thank you for the adventure ❤

[@adventuresofsamandwalt]

Great video! That place is beautiful. We always enjoy watching your content. You and Natalie had some fun finds 😊 And thank you for picking up some trash!

[@marybratton1766]

That's the top to a refrigerator bowl at 29:20. It was the precursor to Tupperware..❤

[@melissalillegard7945]

I love your videos. I have learned so much from your videos.

[@melindahawk8540]

Good job guys keep America beautiful

[@historylooker7]

Awesome hunt, y'all !! 😃✌🍀⛏⛏

[@larsenkim1]

Omg thnxs again and we where thinking you would take some time of❤.awsome almost 45 min of pure fun thank you❤❤

[@treeismee6062]

The square glass is a lid to a refrigerator dish. They were often give-a-ways when people bought early electric refrigerators. They aren't worth a ton of money, but very collectable.

[@valsummers5330]

Idea lite bulb Bring home the old tops and set the bases of them into a piece of old plank The old glass is so pretty

[@ericfairchild5431]

With all the wood and buried wall, along with wine bottles and flasks, makes me think could have been a speak easy hidden on the river bank during prohibition. There are remnants of one in the marsh at Pawleys Island SC. The cottages that they rented out for sleep overs are still on the island.

[@Blessings.429]

The milk glass top goes in processing jars to push down contents under any fluids it’s pickled in.

[@kenseeley3761]

Enjoying the channel Brother Kyle… Happy Hunting! Cheers! ❤️🤘😎🍺

[@jrich8255]

Dresden and Wedgwood-the people who lost that stuff were extremely, wealthy. WOW!

[@stellaandstone2348]

I think that square glass shallow dish-like thing is a lid for a refrigerator storage container from probably the 1940s or 1950s. We had something similar to that when I was growing up.

[@robinwebb2160]

You guys are great! ❤ Oh! The square lid you found is the top of a fridge. 40'-50's "tupperware". You can usually find the small refrigerator bowls, but can't find the lid 😊 Great find 👍😀

[@sterling8298]

I like your enthusiasm when you go out hunting for treasures.😊🍿

[@DonnaAllen-s9r]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@vickig2406]

thank you!

[@juliekeenon]

I take the broken bottles and make a circle around my plants. Looks really neat and much more interesting than bricks.

[@cheltinker7709]

You should do another mosaic with only bits of pottery that have a full or part pottery makers stamps. Would be so cool. Sorry had to comment again lol😂❤

[@trishelkins1816]

The bird singing towards the end is a northern cardinal.

[@justjoy4239]

Love the wildlife!

[@jessicamarielovato3600]

Brandon I can't believe you didn't pick up the two Onion bottle necks that were laying next to each other. I would've loved them. I think Natalie has watched Mass River Pickers because when Cathy finds a marble, Drew says"good we can go home now" and I've heard Natalie say that a couple of times now. Cool finds y'all.

[@katherinepoulson3457]

Hello from Maine!👏💖

[@karenjones7111]

Bottle tops = Guitar Slides ✌️❤️❤️

[@susietincknellsmith653]

The square embossed glass lid is the cover to a refrigerator dish.

[@susietincknellsmith653]

Thank you for picking up trash as you explore!

[@mariamarie9356]

The square glass lid goes to a box that is for left over food storage. Pyrex and anchor hocking made a lot of them

[@mariamarie9356]

Old School Tubberware 😂

[@justjoy4239]

Hi Kyle and Natalie! Good to see you back!

[@WILDKYLE]

Thank you Joy! 🙏❤️

[@justjoy4239]

I was wrong! King Kyle found the first marble

[@WILDKYLE]

I did 😊😊😊

[@ralphp3057]

Very cool adventure! Thanks Kyle & Natalie . That clear flat lid might be from a fridge container early 30’s . Pre Tupperware!! lol 😁👍🇺🇸

[@suemitchell1354]

All the colors of the refrigerator dishes had clear lids. Most collectiable shops mostly have the dish for sale, the lids got broken.

[@AKay-pp8en]

The glass square around min 29 I believe is the top half of a refrigerator container, glass Tupperware if you will

[@Udo-z8s]

Greetings from Brandenburg 🇩🇪👋🍺🚣

[@RogerGebhardt]

the round metal things are finger pulls for a sliding door

[@suemitchell1354]

Perfect for a frog house in the garden

[@kimhollinghead8541]

Use the chipped bowl as a planter. I've done it, and it's cute

[@justjoy4239]

The metal lids Natalie found remind of the tops of cocoa powder

[@billstolz9587]

Use the bottles top for guitar slides

[@marybeth6272]

What a nice adventure! Thanks for taking us along. Beautiful marbles! That deep mud that you paddle went in was very scarry. I wanted you to get out of there. Hey... where are the Cheez Its??? Still snacking on them?

[@DebbieM1140]

❤

[@mariemoss2475]

You could repair that bowl very easily, get yourself some DAS White air Dry or if you find anything stone ware Milliput do different colors. You can also paint over it when it's dry. Give it a go, so now most things you would probably leave behind can now be recycled again. 😊

[@boogerhooks]

@WILDKYLE Recycle all that brass and copper and it'll pay for your fuel. Scrap value is about $2 a pound right now for yellow brass.

[@mirkatu3249]

There was such a variety of stuff in that trash, I'm glad you found a few nice items to save. I was hoping to see an alligator in that swampy area. Or an anaconda. :-)

[@amandathurston2720]

There’s some nice tannins in that there water, looks like St. John’s or a contributory 😎

[@alenedrummond4627]

Cut those broken bottles straight and sand, makes marvelous candle holders!

[@Objective-Observer]

The Hot dish... probably short for Hotel. Royal Dalton dinner ware: the lion is a symbol of English Royalty. That mass pile of dinner ware was probably a hotel's orphans and they all got dumped in a box. The Elephant was a planter for a new baby. That was popular with florists from the late 40s to the 60s. The Square lid was from a Craftsman Era canister set. They had a rubber seal inside the lid.

[@carrieeasley3995]

As someone who has collected vintage and antique glassware and pottery, I felt ill at seeing all of those marked shards.

[@Hydrart]

There used to be paper cans but the rim, lid and bottom were metal so For some of those metal lids might be from that.

[@lauriepenner350]

It would be neat if you did a special episode about the history of all these old soda brands, with tastings if they still exist! I'm always super curious about what they tasted like.

[@tuckerhuff692]

Will there be a collection video soon?

[@WILDKYLE]

👀👀👀

[@TeresaChagnon]

Always love what you post,.. Just gotta say I would buy some of these Blob top, thick glass bottoms from the old bottles And I'm serious!! Keep on finding all those treasures!! There is nothing like that to find up here in Alaska😂