Treasure Hunting in New York - Amazing Artefacts from New York's past revealed (July 2022)

In May of 2022 I was fortunate enough to meet up with New York bottle digging experts Scott Jordan, Belle Costes and Alex. They have been exploring New York City’s history for decades, searching in landfills, construction sites, shorelines, creek, marsh beds, privy vaults and cisterns. They are also artists and historians, creating art and jewelry from what they find. I was able to discover their wonderful collection of treasures and artwork and Im delighted to be able to share that with you here.
Belle and Scott sell their bottles and jewelry at the Grand Bazaar NYC flea market on Sundays.
77th Street and Columbus Avenue in New York City.
You can find out more here at Scott and Belle's website
www.thingsfound...
They are also on instagram @greybeardboy and @girlfindstreasure
I had a wonderful time with them and cant wait to go back for another visit.
Thank you for watching. You can follow me on twitter and instagram @tidelineart
See you soon.
Nicola
Nicola White
www.tidelineart.com

[@maribellecostes3048]

You did a really great job of creating a short doc of your day out with us! The camaraderie, the music, the research, the seabirds, the laughter and the finds all came create this day. Thank you for coming to our home, and see you in September! Xxbelleandscott

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Belle, it was such a great pleasure to spend the day with you and a special treat to see your home ❤️

[@sandylee9564]

In these difficult times across the world it is nice to see adults playing, having fun and enjoying the company of old friends and new ones... a breath of fresh air considering all the drama on the news. Thanks for this bit of sunshine and light heartedness Nic. It looks like you had a fantastic time in New York...you are so brave...

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Brave?

[@sandylee9564]

@@Lucinda_Jackson I was giving Nic kudo's for flying half way across the world to the huge and exciting New York City by herself.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@sandylee9564 Oh, I wondered what required bravery in taking a pleasure trip! 😂😂

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thank you Sandy! I know exactly what you mean. Love Nicola xx

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@nicolawhitemudlark I stand corrected.

[@lidybeff]

The picture frame decorated with broken pipe stems is brilliant.

[@paulkinzer7661]

History is everywhere, right under our feet! My son, when he was a pre-schooler, used to pretend to be a paleontologist digging up dinosaur bones. One day, he came to me to say he'd found one. I went along with his role-playing, until he pulled out of the ground, right next to our 90-year-old house, an actual, large bone! What a thrill for him, even when I let him know that it was probably from a horse or cow. Three-year-olds don't care about such petty details.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

What a lovely story Paul. I love that. x

[@sherryrector2275]

Love this story.

[@paulkinzer7661]

@@sherryrector2275 We still have that bone somewhere. He's 21 now, and an engineering student. The holes he digs in now are rabbit holes on the internet, just like his dad!

[@indysmith4437]

What a fabulous time spent with lovely people of New York!

[@USArmy11B]

Staten Island is literally one big garbage dump lol. Love the respect for nature and the responsible digging. I live close by and I’d love to do this!

[@cdd4248]

Yes! I agree, the respect for nature was notable and admirable.

[@timefoolery]

Okay Nicola, you’ve convinced me - I’ll stop cleaning my house immediately!! 😂😂😂

[@Crispy_Bee]

Can you imagine people digging through old trash-pits in 2230: "Look, an iPod case, how lovely! I think that's 2nd Gen, right? Oh and are those the original earbuds? That's a great find, there aren't many of them around these days."

[@DowntoEarthDetecting2000]

🤣👍

[@susanboon4605]

Hi, Nicola. Susan from Shelburne here. I looked up your Milkweed cream family, and fell down the proverbial rabbit hole! I believe Frances Ingram is simply an adopted name, but Frederick Fremont Ingram was indeed president of Frederick F. Ingram Company of Detroit. However, he was much more! Born in Michigan in 1856, his father was a well to do farmer. He lost his mother when aged 13, and was educated as a chemist. He worked for the Millborn and Williamson Chemical Company, eventually buying the company in 1892. That was the same year there was a terrible fire, and much of the building (employing 60 people, mostly women and girls) was destroyed. Ingram had married Laura Mayo in 1888, had Fred, Jr., in 1890 and son Mayo in 1893. Sadly, Mayo died of meningitis at age 5. Surprisingly, Ingram's obituary listed his greatest claim to fame as "the father of the American Parcel Post System", a need he saw and took up with the federal government in Washington. He ran for mayor of Detroit in 1914, and after retirement, moved to Dan Diego and founded the Ingram Institute of Social Science. He left the institute money, but unfortunately (after 4 years in probate) it was found he didn't actually have the money he thought he had. He was a fascinating man, and worth the Google! Thanks!

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Wow that's so fascinating Susan. Thank you! It's hard not to go down a rabbit hole with these adventures. So much to discover. That's interesting that Frances is just an adopted name!

[@bkitteh6295]

Thanks for sharing all of this! It's fascinating, and I so appreciate all the time you put in posting it here. Thank you! 👋🏼🙋🏽‍♀️✌🏽

[@tkane5510]

So cool to see that Scott Jordan and Belle are still doing this! (I have a sketch Scott drew in 1976 when he had just moved to NYC.!) Love this set of history/conservation.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

wow, I would love to see that sketch! yes, he is so very talented

[@spankwell3480]

One of my favourite channels. Love your videos - they are so peaceful and show a unique perspective on life.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks a million Beth xox

[@AlterMann57]

Peaceful, that is exactly what your videos are, Nicola. With the way things have been within the turbulent society in the U.S. in the past few years, it's good to see videos that are both relaxing as well as being tremendously informative.

[@gwendolynshire9660]

What a wondrous couple Scott and Maribelle are: she's beautiful and he's handsome and both their skills are enormous. And I too, was charmed by the horseshoe crabs, though when I lived in Florida on the coast, we children used to grab their tails and toss them back into the water. No one told us they could sting! But we never did get stung. Great video, Nicola! Gwendolyn.

[@connie3527]

What a fantastic living environment, filled with captivating things in every direction. Lovely people, lovely New York.

[@annlindsaywright3169]

Beat time I spent all week.

[@amandapittar9398]

Oh Nicola, you really are living the dream of every fossiking mudlarker, beachcomber and treasure hunter. Thank you for recording your adventures so we can follow along. I had NO idea there were beaches and woods near New York. I’m hoping you can bring all your treasures home, I’m assuming you took an empty suitcase with you in preparation….. your colonial friends were so generous with their time and treasures AND their secret spots. So special. You got excited about a milk bottle the way I suspect the way they would get excited about a paste jar or bovril jar in England. Great video, thanks again. I watch these whilst making soap and candles in my little shop, inspiring.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌟🌟🌟😊

[@eily_b]

The art of Scott is amazing. And I love the pipe stem frames for the pictures. Neat idea!

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Most interesting people and finds! Never discount Nicola's famous trowel! I'm so glad you had a good time, Nic, and got to see such a fabulous collection!💖

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

What a wonderful time you had in New York! You met so many wonderful people and did so many fun things. What a lovely crew Scott, Belle and Alex are! They seemed so willing to invite you in and share their knowledge and their treasures. They showed their dig spot, explained how it worked and let you have at it. And you got right in there with your trowel and knocked their socks off! You were pulling out fantastic things immediately! That apartment! The amount of glass and pottery is just incredible. It’s truly a mini-museum. Scott’s paintings knocked my socks off and Belle is just the sweetest woman - I love that her favorite piece in her whole collection is the little lamp that matches Scott’s. BECAUSE it matches Scott’s! 🥰 Alex is such a funny, interesting guy who truly seems to march to his own drummer and he’s perfectly happy to bring you along and loan you a drumstick. He seemed like a giving soul who wanted to be helpful and be sure you had a great time. And I think he succeeded with the help of Scott and Bella and that bottle pit!

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Lucinda. Im so glad you enjoyed watching. yes, it was a lovely outing and I had the most wonderful time. I feel very lucky indeed xox

[@Victoria_VO]

I’ve been following @girlfindstreasure! So nice to see you all together sharing what you love to do.

[@terricollins8450]

How wonderful was Scott and Belles home , wouldn't want to dust that though😅 ❤️

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

ha ha. What is dusting?! x

[@roypowell3450]

What a great day you had, very interesting and thank you for sharing it with us. Blimey glad we don't do the dusting in Scott's home!😉. Take care until next time...from Norfolk.

[@scoutsvettes6848]

I’m been watching for a few weeks and this has been my favorite episode. The New Yorkers had me when they replanted the Oak tree that was in their way of digging. Definitely my kind of people. Loved seeing all of their wonderful treasures!

[@sarahvenezia6773]

New Yorkers are super cool

[@helenburke9507]

Growing up in Florida we shopped at the A n P grocery store. What a great video. I’m so happy you went to New York. What great people and finds. Thank You

[@dr_steve]

What an interesting and educational adventure in today's video, Nicola! I think Scott and Belle actually have more stuff in their place than you do, and that's saying a lot. Thanks for taking us back to New York once more. Please stay safe!

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Steve! xox

[@pretzeltime3900]

Hi Nicola! I’ve never heard the term, get on the sheet. All over America there are so many regional slang sayings and I guess I’ve learned many today. Awesome to see you back in the USA. Thanks for another awesome mudlarking video, Nicola.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

I think it means “Get on the score sheet” or score a goal. It’s just his version of “Get on the board”, meaning “scoreboard”, which was a more common expression where I come from.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thank you xo

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

@@Lucinda_Jackson Thanks Lucinda! good explanation x

[@joanneowen4540]

What a fascinating trip and the "larkers" you met..absolutely wonderful that people all over the world salvage the treasures like you do..that onion bottle picture reminded me of your happy, exciting video of your find on the Thames..how I wish I could go on a lark..he is an amazing artist!! Love this!

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Joanne

[@treasuretom13]

An amazing video!! Scott & Belle really are great dig hosts along with Alex..! Scott is a great artist as well

[@calstayton3581]

And the bottles with light behind them have such a fantastically colour atmosphere on the room and so colourful look to the window 😊😊😊😊😊

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

WOW, their art is amazing their home is amazing, WOW, I loved it all.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Pam x

[@noreengarron2853]

My family got Sheffield milk delivered back in the day.

[@oldmanhuppiedos]

Another interesting vlog, New York is a long way from home.

[@kmac3223]

Thanks to your channel, I found out about Scott and Bell and Alex - today I went to the Christmas Market at Union Square in Manhattan and met them. I got to see some of their amazing pieces and I purchased a beautiful piece that they found in Brooklyn - Czech glass piece of Confetti Glass from a 1940's ashtray. Belle and Scott had turned it into a stunning pendant and I am so happy to own it. Such lovely people and I spoke to them about you "getting on the sheet"! Thanks for all of your magnificent content

[@ReclusiveMountainMan]

What a fun trip. Thanks for taking us along.

[@batwood]

Nicola: outstanding! Thank you

[@ericball6000]

Nicola, your NYC friends are so kind, Scott seems to have a bit of everything in his flat, glad you had a good time on the other side of the pond, come back soon, cheers.

[@superbellabeau]

Your New York mudlark adventure with Scott, Belle and Alex was great fun Nicola. Love your finds. The milk bottles and the beautiful sugar pot. Scott's artwork is beautiful. 😊❤️

[@terryt.1643]

Your milk bottle was dated the year of my dad’s birth. What a nice find! That was a lovely visit, thanks for sharing your day with us!🥰💕❤️👍👍

[@velvetindigonight]

Garlic Mustard is native to the UK! You can certainly find it in Enfield North London and Devon! Fab sliced up in a green salad. Best before it flowers. Great episode. Thank you for sharing. Enjoy

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Helen. Im very interested in this garlic mustard. I love garlic and I love mustard!

[@maddyf8398]

Wow, just wow. I’m so thankful they are saving those pieces of American history, the red ware especially. Intact red ware is so expensive, but his are just lovely, showing their wounds and all.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

His restoration talents are astonishing! So meticulously and beautifully done.

[@steviefox6646]

My first 11years were spent in NY. Upstate...which means around Schenectady. I used to go exploring w my dog. I found a few bottles which was SO exciting for me. I was DISCOURAGED from this. "They were dirty!" We moved shortly afterwards to Arizona. Thank you for going to NY and showing your adventures, especially w those lovely folks! A saguaro cactus is no replacement for a mighty oak w leaf litter. Thank you again! I most enjoy your episodes of larking and esp w Si. God bless. Stevie, QUEEN Creek, AZ

[@iamshotty]

What a fabulous adventure! Those gorgeous milk bottles are the perfect souvenir! Belle and Scott's bottle collection looked amazing too! I just LOVE the History!! Thank you so much Nicola! xx Love Teresa 🇦🇺❤

[@scottnyc6572]

Native New Yorker here and never heard the term of “getting on the sheet”,interesting.Loving your fascinating videos of your visit to New York.Scott Jordan’s collection is so unique!!Native Staten Islander here.Thank you!!

[@janettamcgee8124]

Another wonderful Sunday with Nicola! I particularly like old bottles. There was a bottle dump in the woods behind the house I lived in as a child. I was always bringing home old bottles.. Thank goodness my parents were supportive. The bottles were from the 1910's through 1940's. Also, marbles, porcelain dolls, shards of cups, plates, vases, etc. Scott and Belle's bottle filled home just made my day. What a fun. Thanks for taking us on your adventures.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Janetta. Glad you enjoyed it xox

[@spikeyflo]

What a lovely team Scott and Belle are. Very generous .

[@jeanaardsma7169]

What a wonderful group of people you got to spend the day with! Thank you for sharing them with us.

[@deborahbryant7530]

So educational & interesting !!! Lots of nice bottles being dug up out of the ground !!! Some marbles, sugar bowl !!! Liked all the colored bottles in Scott & Belle's house, his paintings, clay pipes & frames made out of pipes & pipe steams !!! Love your framed horseshoe crab & the little tiny one too !!! Very nice video Nicola !!! ❤️🙂

[@uncannydan]

Thank you for creating this video~ it was wonderful~glad you had fun and the knowledge, charm of that couple was simply...charming!

[@traceyfrommelbourneaustral8649]

Another great episode. I especially loved looking at Scott and Belle’s interesting home. So many treasures, I’m sure I could spend a whole day there. Scott is such a gifted artist, I particularly loved his lamplighter painting. I collect old flow blue china pieces and I could see many in their house. Thanks Nicola for taking us along with you.

[@johncrouch1174]

A great Video and you obviously had a great time in New York with some wonderful characters. X

[@terpsitwinkle556]

I love those twinkle twinkle little star lamps.

[@eavesdroppin1]

The best part of this video was the visit with Belle and Alex with their beautiful treasures and artwork. Loved his ceramic collages and all of his restored items. So interesting and inspiring. You could spend hours and never see everything I'm sure!

[@ant-1382]

So enjoyed my time digging for old bottles. Getting older can't do it anymore. Still get that excitement watching the find!! Even if I'm not there.

[@marysiawronka2154]

What an amazing mudlark adventure with a lovely group of historically and environmentally minded friends, thanks for inviting your home bound viewers along!

[@marthaanderson2656]

delightful days out with friends. What a nice group and so obviously in tune with the nature of the environment they explore.

[@waynearmstrong4757]

Some of the greatest treasures you find are in the people you meet, wonderful episode! Cheers Nicola!

[@colleenmccarthy-evans3149]

That was super fun to watch the treasure hunters living across the pond from each other, sharing an adventure...very cool.

[@marykaystreasures]

It's amazing the sugar bowl and all the glass and I'll survive and all those rocks I enjoy your videos thank you for sharing keep on digging and mud Larking

[@marionbowler5440]

Absolutely amazing Nicola, enjoyed very much. Keep going strong and brave till the next mud venture xx. 😊♥️🐘🇨🇦👣

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Marion. I really appreciate your lovely comment. Love to you xox

[@Wally-H]

Loved the Milkweed cream blurb. Imagine the horror people back then would have felt at the idea of a lady wearing wellington boots, digging up old bottles in a rubbish dump - the very thought of it.

[@RobShinnick]

Nice to see you on our side of the pond. I really felt an affinity for your hosts.

[@aleta5873]

Your reading of Ingram's Cream cracked me up ! And this video was a pure joy to watch. Loved the Love...xo

[@kerryfirehorse]

I love that you made those finds with your little trowel and fork Nicola- size doesn’t always matter. The apartment tour at the end is fantastic. Thanks for a great video.

[@underthesurface4435]

Incredible video, fantastic tour of there apartment.

[@angelamillard6418]

❤❤❤Amazing! Beautiful art, bottles, color, history and people!!!

[@anitadavidson1266]

I love watching your channel and learn so much. As a history nerd, it’s right up my street. I live in Scotland, and if I can find cheap wheelchair friendly accommodation in London, I’d love to come to the events planned in September, most especially your talk! If you or perhaps other viewers happen to be aware of wheelchair accommodation, I’d love to hear from you. 💖

[@monkigrl11]

Wow! What a collection on bottles they have! And onion bottles as well... I love watching your trips abroad! Much love from Louisiana ❤️❤️

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

love back to you . Thank you xo

[@passionbow1]

One of my favorite videos yet ..the 4 on milk bottle can remind you of the four of you bottle digging

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Vicki x

[@VickieV1333]

Oh Nicola, what a wonderful trip and some amazing finds! Your new friends are incredible!!

[@terriatwell4041]

What lovely people you discovered. That's the true treasure.

[@lananieves4595]

Oh, man...Nicola in my beloved Brooklyn. What a nice thing to wake up to on a Sunday.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

it was lovely. I so enjoyed it!

[@Pluggit1953]

Scott’s paintings are beautiful. ❤️

[@julielumsden5184]

This episode demonstrates the interest in histories artifacts in so many different places. I was amazed at his art and collages the colours together look wonderful That must have been quite the trip for you Nicola and nice bottles as well.

[@sylviajones4907]

Oh my! Excellent video. Talented artists to put those together so well. Loved Belle's telling of her favorite bottle (lamp). Great adventure with a great trio. And Scott's paintings...wow!

[@margaretmccafferty2215]

Scott's art work is amazing

[@montydewitt547]

My mind is so full from seeing so many beautiful antique bottles. Great video and thanks for the wonderful content

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thank you Monty!

[@jeniffernavarro4773]

Girlfindstreasure, the beardboy and nicola? AMAZING!!!

[@icevoss9917]

They both are adorable New Yorkers. They should open a museum

[@anthonyturton8091]

What Charming hosts (Again). I was very interested to hear about the raised ring on the bottle necks to denote a food product. and what a lovely collection ,off restored ceramics .

[@donnamariebrown2478]

I so enjoy your channel and learning about history!!! Thanks.

[@brooklyntreasurehunter]

Great video. Loved the apartment with all the bottles and art work.

[@johngoodall7097]

Nicola what an interesting video from America and your new found friends, their studio and workshop was exceptional, those coloured bottles in the windows is so special to the eyes. Your finds were good and the bottle which will turn purple will be interesting to see and will be in your memory forever👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰XX

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thaks John x

[@alwaysaheart1645]

What a joy x I would love to go mudlarking with them both. They are so passionate. Scott is so talented x Living the dream xx

[@jessecunningham9924]

Nicola you were on a hot streak! I was born in upstate New York, so it delights me so much to see you mudlarking and digging bottledumps in NY!

[@joellenmeek658]

So happy the people of New York showed you a great and interesting time. Loved the history and the bottle diggers.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thank you. It was a wonderful outing

[@lisacassells3828]

Wow great video. You must try Morel Mushrooms. They are the best. Loved all the finds and you found the best once again. Loved your visit with the Treasure Hunters of Scotland you outdid yourself.

[@teeteepalooza]

another interesting group of new yorkers; very different from the last but just as interesting.

[@mifamilyrocksart8834]

I absolutely enjoyed this episode. I grew up in Maryland. When I was younger my family would go fossil hunting. We often found knick-Knacks from days long ago passed. I got the bug and i'm still Going and searching for rocks, fossils and the artifacts. The rush of adrenaline when you find something, and the warmth of knowing you are taking an item from days long since passed and giving the artifact a chance to be reborn. When glass bottles first see the sun they are beautiful, even if they are muddy.Thank you !

[@AlterMann57]

Wow, I really loved your friends, Belle, Scott and Alex. Scott was so knowledgable about the time and dates of the found items, and Belle was great at finding so many great bottles, while Alex was funny with his typical NYC accent. I loved your finds Nicola, with the beautiful green beer bottle to those awesome milk bottles. I love finding items like that. They're correct about how those bottle will reflect a purple tint once they dry out completely. They're quite beautiful. I'm so glad you were here in the U.S., Nicola. You should come down to Philadelphia and do some mudlarking along the banks of the Delaware River, or a bit further north near the New Hope area. I think you'll find some good historic items there.

[@lovelyskull3483]

Thank you Nicola. Such an incredible time.

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thank you. Im so glad you enjoyed it. I've so enjoyed putting these NY adventures together

[@joharmon2148]

What wonderful dig with fabulous people. I was born and raised in NJ, so I now of the A& P stores. I have the milk bottle and the cardboard stopper, Their shop is filled with such beautiful finds and his restorations are awesome. The clay pipe frames are great. There is just so much!

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

I’m not sure how much of the country was covered by A&P, but I grew up in Indiana and we shopped there regularly. We had them in the South, too, up until relatively recently when they closed in 2015.

[@joharmon2148]

@@Lucinda_Jackson I move to AZ. in 1976 and they didn't have them here.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@joharmon2148 Thanks! That’s interesting. I always sort of wondered if they went west of the Mississippi. Maybe not. ETA: I gave in and looked it up - they did. They had stores in California. But evidently they were already on the decline by 1976 so they may had one in your city that closed before you moved there.

[@sheilaboothroyd4293]

It just shows what you can find if you get out there, just imagine what lies beneath the soil what a brilliant hobby.

[@sherryrector2275]

This was a fabulous video. My goodness you have the lucky gift. From Scotland to New York and of course Englands’ shores.

[@williammatthews4491]

wow..so much colour in glass, and the wonderful people.great show,Nicola...the pipe stem frames by Scott were awesome.

[@carlabraenne3469]

What a beautiful couple and a gorgeous collection!!😍

[@goodpeople5676]

What a lovely video 📹. I love the digging spots and the beautiful finds and the stories behind each finds. Lovely home museum, 🏡 I wonder the hours of effort , Scott had to spend behind the designing of his home and the art pieces he makes. A big grand Salute to him 👏 🙏 All the very best for your upcoming show at 1st n 2 nd week of September . ENJOY. We eagerly await n anticipated for your next awesome video. With love from SAM Guwahati, Assam, India 🇮🇳 ♥ 🙏 🤝

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Sam. Your comments give me a big boost and I really appreciate them very much. Love Nicola xx

[@joyceclark8476]

Hi Nicola, Scott, Belle, Alex, awesome video. I think it’s wonderful what you all do. Scott and Belle, your apartment is absolutely marvelous! I could spend hours there and still not have seen everything. Alex, on the sheet now, love that! Nicola , I’m so happy you’re having a wonderful vacation (holiday ) in New York. I learned so much from all of you. Keep on keeping on. Joyce, Connecticut, USA 🇺🇸❤️

[@nicolawhitemudlark]

Thanks Joyce! x

[@thurin84]

every plant species was invasive at some point. its so cool seeing someone show off their collections even if its not something you yourself collect. hearing all the interesting stories and seeing how much they love their treasures! looking forward t seeing all your militaria finds!!!

[@brucewestoby]

Very nice... something different..to see a dig in New York ! Talented people to be invited to dig with ! Great history , paintings, ceramics, bottles ...an education! Always love your videos !

[@susancousins8766]

Scott, Bell and Alex are super nice people, I really enjoyed their home and all their finds. I enjoyed your video so happy for you to be able to go to NY. Glad you found some great things👍😊💜 Happy Days 🤗🤗🤗

[@alicewilson1874]

wow, what a collection and an artist with those pipes