S2 E06 All Roads Lead To Rome - Mudlarking River Thames

[@carrie_on_larkin]

I loved meeting Maccy!! So much knowledge and a very nice man!!

[@chrisberry9017]

What a gentle soul you are! I love the way you ‘interview’, having time for the other person, and giving them space. It’s a rare talent these days, and certainly not seen in mainstream media. Thank you for such a wholesome and informative video.

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thank you so much

[@northlondonlass1498]

I always enjoy your videos, this is one of the best. Really love you interviewing the other mudlarks of the Thames and what a fascinating insight to the find liaisons officer who likes the quirky finds of personal history. Well done on your beautiful coin find. I look forward to more.

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thanks so much

[@carrie_on_larkin]

This is such an amazing video!!! Well done Ken!!!

[@Thameslarker]

Always a pleasure to share my Knowledge Ken.

[@FindsByPirjo]

One day you meet the last mudlarker on the foreshore and then you can say I met them all! Lovely video Ken. Have a good day!

[@deandavisusa]

🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧 Hello and Cheers from Ohio, USA... I quite enjoy your channel, thanks for making the videos.

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thanks Dean

[@mandym2808]

Really interesting video. Fascinting people too.

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thanks Mandy

[@barefootedqueen710]

My absolute fave

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thank you

[@janloewen3404]

Beautiful tattoos

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Ill let Alan know

[@raymondberry9482]

I grew up on the Isle of Dogs and spent most of my life mudlarking on the river. I used to swim in Limehouse Basin as a child (tetanus? What’s that??) I mudlarked right up until 2013 when I moved down to the south coast. I would love to visit my Father Thames and mudlark again and it breaks my heart they’ve put a stop on issuing permits. I feel like they’ve put a stop to my childhood. I hope they reconsider soon and allow me to get a permit.

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

I hope you get a chance to Mudlark again. The Isle of Dogs is great

[@Nathan-lj4ds]

Kenny Ken does it again

[@MetalDetectingSwansea]

The shells are whelk shells native to the uk and used as food taste like rubber in my opinion tho

[@TalesFromTheForeshore]

Thank you. I love whelks but not from the Thames