Torrential Spring Rain Uncovered LOADS of Treasure (and Marbles!) in this Old Town Creek! Mudlarking

[@wenditaylor9708]

I needed this today. I just pushed play, but I needed this so much. I just got out of the hospital after a very stressful 5 days ending in emergency surgery. So I needed this more than I can tell you. Going to watch! Thank you so much!

[@WILDKYLE]

I needed this comment! Seriously, thank you Wendi. That means the world to me. Wishing you the best and a smooth recovery. ❤️

[@Finn-qg7vv]

Wishing you a speedy recovery Wendy. Kyle and Natalie's videos are the best. ❤

[@Clarytee217]

Wishing you a speedy recovery, Wendy!

[@Dopa-MiningFam]

Wishing a speedy recovery for you - Wendy ❤

[@wenditaylor9708]

@@WILDKYLE awww see this is what I mean, the Internet isn't all bad! You and I would likely have never met out in the wild and here we are for each other without even realizing that we were affecting each other! I wish I could have gotten to see you while you were in MI. We coulda been real life pals! I know it sounds dumb, but I really have love for you and your circle of people. You are an amazing man who attracts amazing friends. I know that KZbin life isn't always easy, but just focus on doing what you love and forget numbers and algorithms.

[@CindysGems]

⭐️‼️⭐️FYI: There is a company that still makes marbles the old fashioned way; they have been making marbles for at least 100 years. If you contact them you can find out how much your marbles are worth. Some marbles are worth anywhere up to $1000/Each‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@droidv1]

Do you know what they are called??

[@wirtification]

Wow, I had forgotten about that marble company! I remember it after you mentioned it. I saw it in some show or documentary.

[@terrynew2056]

Okay...what's the deal? How come there are so many marbles in these streams? Let me know your ideas.☺

[@daleschroeder232]

What used to be here that there are so many bottles and marbles in this creek? Was there a tradition of throwing marbles into the water back in the day? There seems like a never ending supply of them. ⁉❓❔

[@gafairbanks2434]

Upper states had marble companies and probably tossed the defective ones in the creek.

[@patfleming7837]

Back in the 50’s and 60’s those clear marbles with the waves of color inside were called cats eyes and much desired. The big guys we called boulders.

[@elizabethb.4528]

I love all the marbles. I'm a marble collector as well. It's awesome you're both cleaning up after all the people who lost their marbles. 😂 God bless ❤

[@sandraatkinson8855]

Great marbles and stoppers. The two Natalie found are cool. The flat "stopper " is a old house fuse with all the metal gone, and the second is from a coffee pot. Awesome finds.

[@WILDKYLE]

Thanks so much Sandra!

[@revelersridge136]

@@WILDKYLE…, so these marbles are man made right…, like there are not natural marbles just lurking in creeks right…??? I’m going to have to add a new thing to my list of treasure, never considered marbles.

[@tomiskind]

Yup, the 2nd from an old timey percolator, you could see the color of the coffee perking into the top to help get an idea if it was done or not.

[@TheAdminjack]

The "huge stopper" might be the glass "viewing bubble" from a coffee perculator lid.. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@TheJazzy254]

It is!!

[@dananderson128]

The pottery at 3:25 was made by Homer Laughlin. It is Oven Serve. They also made/make Fiesta.

[@seekingtruthlight]

Really enjoy this! WHY do you expect marbles?? Can't figure why marbles are in a creek! 😮

[@WILDKYLE]

So this creek was unfortunately used as a dump from around the late 1800's all the way to the 1940's/50's or so. The marbles are mixed in with the bottles and all the other stuff they threw out.

[@seekingtruthlight]

@@WILDKYLE Thank you, Kyle. It was a mystery to me ...😊

[@WILDKYLE]

@@seekingtruthlight You're welcome! It's sad these creeks were trashed like that, but every time we pick up this stuff and take it out of the creek we're making it a liiiiittle bit less trashed!

[@joanhawkins8552]

The "what the heck" stopper that she found looks like the glass bulb from the top of an old coffee percolator.

[@denisemcdonald2729]

I am new here I am amazed at the marbles, the sheer amount of them. Fun watching such a happy couple doing what they love together. Thanks for taking me with you via video.

[@jardigsvermont]

I'm sure someone else has already commented, but that ceramic doll piece is a lid! I think to a teapot, but not sure. You two are so sweet!!!! I absolutely love watching the two of you! I hope to find a mudlarking partner someday. Take care! Love the channel!

[@KellseyMae21]

I love all the mudlarking, fossil, and crystal discoveries! Would you ever do a video showing how you choose to display some of the finds you have kept?

[@WILDKYLE]

I definitely would like to do that sometime!

[@cynthiakoepke2649]

At 71 I find my Marble Hunting fever has been reignited 😃 I practically drool over all those little things when you find SO Many of them 🥰 Got to LOVE that creek❤️‼️ Thanks for stirring up my inner “Get Up n Go Do Something” today, in my otherwise half asleep brain 💚🩷💛💙❤️🧡💜🩵

[@stonejohnson122]

Somebody's walking just ahead of ya dropping marbles

[@Julianne955]

YES!!! I love mudlarking too Natalie! Any searching for treasure to be honest, which is why I enjoy this channel so much. It's a lot of everything! Fossils, mudlarking, bottle digging...and trash recovery. I'm part of a group of shell hunters, their rule is "Take 5", just five pieces, and if all of us are doing it, maybe we'll make a difference. Okay, I take a lot more than 5, as we all do, and it all COUNTS! Have a lovely week you two! Thank you for a beautiful outing!

[@WILDKYLE]

I love that y'all do that! I really do think if all of us do our part we can make a difference! Thank you Julianne. ❤️

[@Julianne955]

100% believe that too Kyle!

[@Clarytee217]

The variety of marbles in this place is insane!

[@quietset7639]

So great and relaxing to see my friend's Kyle and Natalie exploring!! Thank you Kyle for making my day. Greetings from Ciudad Juarez Mexico.

[@jeanlingofelter8784]

I’m 70 years old and I was a kid the big marbles are called boulders. we played marbles a lot. Just found you today love your videos

[@cwestb]

The next animal that you get has got to be named Marbles.

[@WILDKYLE]

This is perfect 😂

[@markgreenley219]

Looked like an arrow head right by the babies head before you pick it up. Like a quartzite point. I see some leaves that color so it probably a leaf! Good finds

[@RobertMartin-uu5ek]

Do you remove the broken and put them in the trash.Or do you just leave them where they are found. Picking up treasure pick the trash to. I wouldn't want to get cut on any glass in a creek.

[@andriesjohannas3579]

The object you found at the beginning that was brass or metal is actually the back of an automobile mirror. the hole was where there was a ball joint to adjust the mirror.. Also the stoppers I believe are an electrical fuse and the other one was a percolator coffee top.

[@marilynwalter2416]

You are making and living memories that will last your life time and you are letting us come along. Thank you so much for sharing. Stay safe. Love your videos.

[@robbybobby64]

I am very allergic to poison ivy. The best home remedy is bamboo charcoal soap. I get a thick lather and put it on the affected area. Let it dry on and then wash off. It dries it out and makes it go away fast. Works better than most poison ivy lotions. I do use Caladryl to protect afterwards.

[@michellesantiago3030]

As always, great video! I have an idea what to do with all the beautiful pieces of dishes and pottery you find. Clean them up, then break into smaller pieces so you can use to make a mosaic on a vintage small table top. Of course, you will need to video this project so we can all see it! 😀

[@tonyasmoot3928]

The round clear piece, is part of the lid on a vintage stainless coffee pot. My mother in law this uses one.

[@elizabethredding272]

Id do a dig in the bank just there where u found the small stuff

[@maryanncolson8042]

It would be cool to take the porcelain an enzyramid shards that you find and make a mosaic tabletop

[@WILDKYLE]

I made a crescent moon once out of the old porcelain pieces. I've been keeping a lot to do another project with sometime!

[@jardigsvermont]

It's also so kindred to watch Natalie get excited about beads and buttons! They are SO fun to find!!

[@ncoutdooradventures6148]

the Royal Crystal item you found - 12:33 - was an old glass fuse. Your grandmas house probably had a fuse box that that would have screwed into. Nowadays you have an electrical breaker panel in your house, and you simply go trip the breaker to reset it,,, back in the day, you would have to find the blown fuse and replace it with a new one!

[@heynursie5918]

Cool video. I enjoyed the creek walk. Have you ever considered picking up trash along the way? It would be cool to weigh it and share that at the end...

[@WILDKYLE]

Yep! We picked up a bunch in this video. We pick up a bunch every time we go out! Haven't tried weighing it yet.

[@johnkonstantakis8238]

The large marbles are called boulders😊

[@erickort1987]

where i live we pronounce creek ...CRICK

[@wandapalmer2754]

fat stopper looks like part of a coffee pot.

[@lisawilson3759]

lol the doll was great!

[@WILDKYLE]

They are so fun to find 😂

[@kentsinclair207]

Turtle soup on the hoof.

[@carolkokx9638]

Love the doll

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Oh, I can't choose between yours and Natalie's, they're both gorgeous! I love all the marbles, so awesome!❤

[@WILDKYLE]

It's funny we chose some of the less colorful ones as our favorites, but I just love some of the subtle beauty of the less bright ones!

[@JudithMcPheron-pb9lv]

Interesting. So much history! Thank uou.

[@crystastar7164]

big snapping turtle

[@marthapatebell1040]

YEY! My favorite people! I like the bottles from Columbus Ga. I was born and raised there..LOL. Great finds today guys! Love ya! Be safe , watch out for the snakes and turtles!

[@audraacklin9826]

A lot of pretty marbles. I like Natalie's marble a little better. Thanks for sharing your adventure. 💕😃

[@kathyscallan7307]

Great video Made out like a bandit. On those marbles

[@danamosley]

Y'all gotta check the banks of that creek! Awesome marbles!!!💜💜💜 And Natalie, what kind of gloves are you wearing?🤗💜

[@WILDKYLE]

I think they were just some gardening gloves from Wal-Mart haha!

[@danamosley]

@@WILDKYLE I work at Walmart now!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@firechicken455adventures]

Awesome finds on your adventure. My favorite was the red bead!

[@roylove276]

Brandon's ( AA ) wife Miranda would love the glass. And Addie the same with the marbles.

[@WILDKYLE]

Yes absolutely! Hope I get to take them there one day!

[@sherrie545]

Very nice variety of treasures found with all the colorful marbles, stoppers, bottles!

[@jasonhodge327]

Ur marble, one of the toppers of nat's looks like part of a screw in fuse.. for a fuse box , way back b4 breakers for a fuse box were a thing. Just a guess..😅, love what y'all do..

[@trinityevans1020]

I have so many marbles several like the ones you found today and a small bottle collection of my own and learned by watching your videos that I have a Chinese opium bottle my grandma was a rock hound so I have a very large rock and crystal collection and over 3000 antique marbles my bottle collection is no so big but I think I have some good ones love you guys did not know you made music I was a stage hand in houston tx for 20 yrs for nrg Toyota center the Woodlands I worked for live Nation so long story short every band there is I've worked for I love all kinds of music gonna go check you out I so wish I lived in Florida right now!

[@benitagrattan193]

Excellent video as usual...loved all the marbles...that clear glass y'all found that look like a small cup is a Fuze that was screwed into the electric box ❤❤❤❤

[@jamieemes4292]

Nice video. I'm from Pennsylvania and am amazed at how much debris are in your creeks in the south....watch Brandon's videos also and just can't imagine finding all the goodies you guys do in creeks.

[@jerryrollins5209]

Awesome job on the marbles guys

[@michaelwyatt1143]

I'm watching from England.Very much enjoyed the video. We used to name the marbles when we were kids. Emperor and King Kong were massive marbles. The colours are fantastic

[@mcchuggernaut9378]

I commented before the end, but you found a Uranium Glass marble! Nice! I see you have your own U.V. light now, so I can quit pestering you about it! :) Check all the white, green, yellow, or custard colored glass you find, too. All of it can be Uranium, if it was made before 1945. Only way to be sure is with the U.V. light.

[@amandapittar9398]

That glass screw top was interesting. No clay pipes! Did early pioneers not smoke pipes? Why all the marbles? Very curious. First time on this channel I’ve never seen river larking in Florida before. It was all really fascinating, amazing how rubbish from 150yrs ago tells so much about folk. 😊😊

[@Bostonbrecash15]

12:32 that's actually not a glass screw-top for a bottle, but definitely good thought process! That is actually a fuse for an old old old style fuse bored. The only reason I know this is because I used to explore a lot of abandoned buildings and almost every single one had a 50 million of these in every single corner either stacked up neatly or smashed to bits by teenagers.

[@anitawarner5099]

Hi Y'all...Love your videos! It's great to see new places. Can you help me understand why you find marbles?? Seems odd to me that there are so many. When I was a child, we played with them (in Morristown, Indiana) and would get a small bag (10 or so) of them at a dime store (yes, toys were actually a "dime" !!!!) Seems odd that they are in the water. Would love to hear your explanation. Thx again for sharing your adventures!!! Hi Natalie!

[@KimThirion]

I just discovered your channel, loves these kinds of videos. It’s so funny though, the whole video I’m like… I don’t know where they’re filming, but it’s giving Florida vibes, specifically my neck of the woods. Then you mentioned Gainesville and I laughed out loud! Lived in the general vicinity for 35 years. Nice to see someone local on YT!

[@jonklicker]

The cow tooth is actually a bison tooth. You can tell by the style between the two cusps. Nice find!

[@heathervannatter364]

Hello kyle and Natalie. Love all your adventures!! Checked out the river the last two days, looking great up here in Michigan. Yes, of course we picked up trash while walking around. 😊

[@WILDKYLE]

Glad to hear y'all picked up trash while out! ❤️ Hopefully we're up in Michigan within the next few months!

[@heathervannatter364]

@@WILDKYLE we always try to. 😊

[@lindaclose7708]

Put a black light on your ponds jar. Glass with Magnésium I'm sure you know turns purple The ponds jar is mulk glass. But not all sand is mineral free. Love to hear if it turns green Good luck

[@davewerrett1242]

With regard to the buttons. Has anyone researched weather there was a marble manufacturing plant anywhere in the area? Also you find all this stuff but you don't seem to ever find any money. Nicole's dimes quarters curious. (Nickels).

[@vickiabbott3838]

Well i enjoyed that. First time watching your channel. Curious, do obtain permission to walk this creek? How do you find good places to walk? Looks like a fun hobby!

[@robinwebb2160]

Fun day! Thanks for sharing. 😊 Just wondering how you guys display your marble finds? My husband and I several years ago would go to a backroad that a creek flowed across it after a big rain. We'd collect geodesic that have been washed down the hill. Some of 'em pretty big. Had so much fun! Made a dry riverbed in my flower garden with all of them ❤

[@markattardo]

Great adventure!! Appreciate the mental break your videos provide. BTW, have you ever tried a long handled fishing net to scoop out of those deep holes when you can’t dive? It’s probably not practical to carry one but thought I’d ask.

[@denniswheeler2645]

Natalie, keep an eye on that boy, there's something not right about him... 😂

[@WILDKYLE]

Could it be that I lost my marbles?? 😂😂😂

[@denniswheeler2645]

@@WILDKYLE we all have lost our marbles young man...

[@graemero5532]

WildNatalie found some very nice stoppers, so she wins this time Thanks for taking us along Wildcouple 😁

[@willr322gt]

Always looking forward to your videos. You and Natalie are great! Great finds and cool marbles. Have you tried polishing them unless you like the way they look right now? Greay vid cant wait for the next one!

[@tulazaz]

Mosaic artists would be very interested in the cool broken pieces of pottery and china ware, etc. And mixed media artists would be very interested in weird finds and things like that brassy top thing and the stoppers. I’m looking forward to next Halloween’s show with your new creepy doll finds. I recognized the ponds jar immediately cause of my mom’s in the fifties. They were pink, or at least hers was.

[@rosatorres6668]

Why so many beautiful marbles in rivers or creeks awesome finds I enjoy watching these videos very relaxing for me ty guys!😊

[@moomoo3031]

Lovely video! I remember the marles I had as a kid, one was a huge clear amber one, wish I stil had them! you could look for arrowheads to while in that creek. what fun finding all those marbles! My fav is that blue cosmic one you found at the beginning!

[@kathy_beauty1955]

Wow, the dark blue marble looked like the night sky with the Milky Way!!

[@eddings1964]

Hi Kyle...... Could I talk you into sending me a message? I have no idea what that crayfish was, and I need pics!

[@lizblameuser7552]

You guys need a flea catcher, it’s a metal bucket on a pole that you can dig into the bottom of stuff, pull it up and see what ya got! People use them for shelling but I think it would be perfect for the deep spots in the creeks/riverbeds..👍😘

[@countesscable]

I’m amazed at the amount of marbles found whilst mudlarking in the US!

[@UrbanHomesteader101]

I watch you to relax but I have a question cuz I'm new to watching you Why so many marbles in river .

[@SDonnini]

Aww, I JUST moved back to the area and missed the show! But loved the video, and maybe there will be another show soon!

[@trinawright4137]

Looks like you guys had a nice day. What's the story with all of the marbles? Natalie looks like she is enjoying it. Are you guys thinking about tying the knot? ❤

[@jameslollis2727]

How on earth are that many marbles in one creek. I search creeks in the upstate of SC around all the old mill villages and I may have 6 marbles over many creek trips....lol

[@terrynew2056]

Hi Kyle...please play some gigs in SWFL. That would be awesome!

[@marysmart5628]

Why are there so many marbles in the stream? I am just wondering? I really enjoy your videos but I would be terrified of snake encounters.

[@philipstephan5451]

The white buttons you find there, since there is so much history in and around that streem do you know if they are made from oyster shell? Back then they were. Youll be able to tell if they are cause of weight and sound and the bead might be old also. Cheers .😊. Ps the marble that glows under black light is made from uranium glass.

[@jodihepler6202]

Thanks, I was going to ask about the marbles. It amazes me how many get thrown out. Other channels find them in trash and bottle dumps.

[@rockhoundhunter6973]

You need to sift in the area where the most marbles are at and maybe figure out where they are coming out of. I love the video and I am so glad you found a girlfriend she's so funny just like you, well almost as funny hahaha yall stay safe and make more mudlarking together they are so nice to watch. Again, stay safe, guys.

[@RavenSoulcatcher]

Broken marbles...if you have at least half...make great cabochons.

[@lesliemergenthal75]

How are so many marbles in that creek? Is someone seeding these ditches? It' unreal how many you guys find. If this is where the lost marbles go I can only imagine the grove of missing socks.

[@schottweelz]

My guess on all or majority of them were probably ammunition for or from slingshots. I can just imagine a group of kids wandering thru there years a years ago shooting up the place with their slingshots.

[@Ashleigh83]

I love your videos I have been watching them for a long time. Yeah you and Chris need to take Bree and Natalie to the amethyst place where you dig in the quarry and then you guys should go to the place that Chris and Bree went in Tennessee I think and they found all those Geos everywhere. lol on a side note if you and Chris ever asked the girls to marry you it would be a pretty good awesome story that you guys went amethyst hunting and you guys found the perfect Crystal together.

[@thumbalinamom]

Why are there so many marbles around? I understand the bottles could come from dumping spots, but marbles.

[@daralowry6336]

Can you explain why you find so many marbles? Was there a marble factory nearby? Thank you 😊

[@gaylelynn4947]

Really enjoyed this video. I would love to mudlark with u. But terrified of snakes.

[@charlesfredrick4789]

You need to contact, rocks Cousteau a fellow KZbinr. He can tell you what those marbles are. You got some nice Ally agates.

[@greghawkins5771]

Great vid again. The blue marble with red swirls is a Peltier Spiderman and the clear one with the white lines down the sides looks like a German hand made Gooseberry. Both worth good money not that it means much as you keep them all.

[@historyhunter5146]

We shall forever call this place Marble creek! 😊

[@captainbubbysislandtours4887]

I think you walked right past a marble at the very beginning when you started talking about them. It was clear and to the left of you

[@jessewood5340]

Love the Video! I think that potentially the material piece you found could be Fire Agate or a piece of carnelian. its a little hard to tell in the video and im not familiar with the geology of the area but it looks to be a natural stone. if you could find some more of it you could make some beautiful things with it.

[@TaneKarnes]

Never heard of 5 star. About what year is that bottle? Anyone know? Cool bottle. 😃

[@howardwest1347]

Why are there so many marbles in that particular creek? Was there a marble factory around there? Donna northern MIchigan