I want to take this opportunity to thank you Fleur and Kate for adding so much to my life with the videos you share on both of your channels. When I need a bit of calm, you're there, knowledge? you're there, bucket list finds?, you're there, fun? you're there, great comraderie? you're there! Thank you both most sincerely from the bottom of my heart. There is something incredibly special about the way you present your videos and I just love it! Thank you and God bless! From Ohio, USA

You and your mum have the exact same giggle! It’s so lovely ❤

I cant believe you put the wicker basket doll house wall sconce back into the mud!

Kate, I have to say my favorite find was that military button. It's in such amazing condition considering how many decades old it is. My youngest son, Andrew, is in the US Marines, so I love anything about the Marines, whether they're Royal Marines, or United States Marines. The green bubbly pottery sherd looks like an enormous prunt. Fleur, the doll's head you found is so pretty. I loved the stoneware blacking bottle as well as the two inks. Lovely finds, ladies! I'm looking forward to the sherd stories. Please give Sunny Cat some nice ear scritches from me. 🐈‍⬛❤ Love grey cats. Stay warm, safe and well ladies. Greetings from eastern North Carolina. 😊

When you find a pipe bowl that is broken in half, couldn't you use them in the doll house as a wall decor with some flowers or vines hanging from it? Or maybe an umbrella holder or broom holder? It's sad to see them left behind when they could have a place in the doll house somewhere...just a suggestion. ❤

Fleur, your large round object looks like a wooden croquet ball from the late 1800s or early 1900s.

Nice assortment of finds in great condition ...you got rewarded for braving the weather...loved the button...looking forward to your next video ....Karl from eastern Canada P.S. keep hitting the like button viewers these ladies deserve more likes thanks

You found a doll's head and a leg a sign to keep mudlarking..but we love All the assortment of videos y'all make we really enjoy watching always relaxing fun and knowledgeable❤

Always a pleasure to see you both having fun finding treasure, I especially love it when you find dolls heads oh how exciting that must be, take care and keep warm, Gail 💕

Thank you for braving the elements for us! I so envy the history you have all around you in the UK.

Hopefully the one who wore the military button made it home safely. Great seeing you two again.

The green bubbly looking pottery would make a great turtle!

Attach the tiny broken doll face to the big black button and make a mudlark cameo.

At least when the weather is mean and storms roll in, you can at least guarantee some very interesting finds. Thanks ladies, another great lark. 😊x

Keep well kate. Thanks once again for braving the elements. We've had one storm after another this spring. Longing for some sun on my back.

That military button is in such good condition! Love that little bubbly bottle, those tiniest of bottles always make me smile... looking forward to the February video!

After your 1st. Video you became my favourite channel.....I feel that you always will be.Love, as always xx.

Where ever You Two Go I will follow along on your Wonderful Adventures 😊Thank Yous Fleur & Kate ❤🙋‍♀️🌳🌞

That strange round object looks like a perished ‘sponge ball’ or ‘power ball’ that we used to play with in the 60’s.

Hi Fluer and Kate, I have put up a couple of videos of what us Australians do for Mudlarking if you both want to see :)

Thank you for your dedication and for braving the cold and wind. Enjoyed it so much. 🍄

Some nice finds enjoyed 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖

The strange ball could be a petrified rubber ball . I have one I found in the dirt.❤😊

Wow I sure have missed you both!

Burrr such a cold wind blowing.

looking forward to another wonderful adventure w/Kate & Fleur!

Lovely finds ladies.

I just love that tiny bottle and the pen rest ink. Button is amazing Kate in such good condition great small stoneware too. Stay safe and warm.🍄

Maybe of interest to you about early marbles. From an edwardian book recording childhood games and life, a man wrote of his childhood playing marbles. He said marbles came in three kinds .small ones of plaster or cement which originally were painted brightly, larger ones like those were called 'bobsters' and the most prized were 'gallianis' made of glass with strings of coloured wire running through them. You may know all this already but you do enjoy finding them and thought it may interest you.Lovely bit of larking, thankyou both.

Wonderful finds Ladies!!

Thank you and stay safe❤

The blackened sphere looks like a ball.Small rubber like balls used to be made with a ridge like that around it.A lot of the ones I used to have were like that.Before they became hollow like now…Just a thought they were not exceptionally heavy either but were bright colours. Some cool finds,I loved the button and the bottles too 🥰

it was worth u braving the cold for some lovely finds. beautiful dolls head & pristine military button. inks are some of my favs. thanx for sharing.

Thank you so much for your delightful videos - you two are wonderful as your interests are so genuine and heartfelt

You did good Fleur, amazing finds. Thanks for this video.

Thank you for another wonderful video.

Best finds were the stoneware bottle, the ink bottle and the cute little glass bottle Kate found. Thanks for braving that cold weather. Looking forward to the sherd stories in due course.

So sorry 😞 you are out in the windy cold weather to entertain us. You are both very brave to Mudlark when the weather is so bad. Please keep yourselves safe and well. Nice little finds especially the little bottles, the ww1 military button, face, leg, and all balls ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

Excellent to see you two again!! Wonderful finds! Can't wait to see the next one you post! Thanks so much 😊😊😊

I love all your videos I watch them over and over.

I somehow picture you both sitting at home with a huge mug of tea and a bacon butty whenever you do the recaps of your outings ❤❤❤❤

Hi Kate and Fleur. I believe that ball could be a Victorian golf ball.

I love your films and your enthusiasm of the both of you!! ❤❤

Thank you 💛🧡🤎

I miss your Frankenstein creation videos!!! You used to make the coolest stuff!!!

The large ball you found looks like the inner core of a baseball .

Beautiful finds, love your videos, thanks for taking me along on the hunt.

That mud looks very challenging, but oh what treasures to be found, thank you for sharing x

The ink well 😍 still on my bucket list for finds. One day 🤞🤞🤞 A beauty of a Royal Marines button there too!!

I love your mudlarking/lol!

Lovely video ladies.Blooming cold n wet out there.

Thank you Ladies I enjoy your videos so much.

I wonder if the ball with the seam around it could be... a ball? LOL the inside of one specifically, and the seam is there just because they didn't bother cleaning it up, since you wouldn't see it. Fleur makes me laugh with her big clumsy gloves but I can understand how cold it must've been! Fumbly fingers is better than numb fingers... 😆

Really great finds ladies.Bundle up well and take care of yourselves.You all find some interesting things.Wish there was a place like that around here.

Hi Fleur and Kate, we love your vlogs and finds 😊 your mystery ball could be made of cork and therefore be a old cricket ball. Thanks again

Hi . Just to let you both know that The Royal Free Hospital is in Hampstead London.

You have found some lovely pieces today.

Super finds, maybe the big ball was for mixing paint. ❤❤❤❤

Always nice to see a video I look forward to seeing them!!

Thank you.

This a a love video. Loved the glass ink bottle. Beautiful!

I enjoyed that... I just wish I could have a go on that beach myself!! I hope your weather clears up soon, and you (and Sunny) can enjoy some warm sunshine. Kindest regards to you all, and looking forward to your next video! k

Another great lark from my favorite ladies, rather nasty weather however, out you go ! Some lovely treasures for your collection and a fabulously preserved military button 🤩I absolutely love sharing your adventures, you always make my day better ! Thank you and stay safe and healthy, much love and hugs 🥰🥰 xx

Lovely film, thank you. If you mixed your own perfumes, which is something which must be great fun, you can google, you could use some of the tiny bottles for it.

I love the three bottles. The leaf is lovely. I have a little low brow head similar to the one you found. I am working on a neck and a shoulder plate to make her into a doll.

I can't help thinking that the largest round ball looks like an advocado stone

Looks like an archeological site.

I like the leaf and the stone ware ink and and and. Thank you ladies. I listened to an interesting video today from history Kate. It was Pontus Pilot's account of Jesus and the crucifixion. It was interesting to hear it from his view point. GOD bless all.

Does your ink bottle have a tall hook or cane shaped mark on the bottom? I have one that looks very similar with the mark. When I was researching it I found Hooker Ink as an old company.......such a thrill to research the finds!

Could the strange ball be a fossilised rubber ball? Maybe? 🤔 Thank you for the vlog, it was lovely. ❤

My first thought about the ball- like items were perhaps fishing baubles of some sort(?). I’m grasping…🤷‍♀️

I still think that you are missing out on treasures by not looking under all that seaweed!

I love little glass bottles. I have small collect . My husband broke my favorite!

Well done!❤😊 ❤❤🇺🇸

Great finds this weekend 😁❤ I hope you both had a big cup of hot chocolate when you got home !

Good afternoon from Hudson New York

Hello from Tennessee i so love yalls Mudlarking and the other channel keep them coming .

I think the mystery ball is literally the center of a ball

The round object reminds me of the inside of a cricket ball. It used to be made of cork. 🤔

Flour the round almost black thing you found looks like the walnuts in my front yard when they fall from the tree

So its another great video i enjoy your videos

Maybe the sphere, blackened on one edge might be made of cork?

Thank you!

The light round thingy reminds me of a crotal bell…

Beneath the winter's stormy roar, Where Gobbie beach meets muddy shore, Kit & Caboodlers, hearts alight, Embark on their quest through day and night. With wind-whipped waves and thunder's boom, They brave the chill and gathering gloom. For in the midst of nature's ire, Lies hidden treasure, bound to inspire. As the tides of winter lash and churn, New treasures from the depths they discern. Eroded banks yield secrets old, As tales of yore begin to unfold. With shovels and buckets, they dig with glee, Unearthing relics lost at sea. Each find a testament to time, A fragment of history, sublime. Beneath the tempest's wild embrace, They discover beauty in every trace. For amidst the chaos, treasures gleam, In the muddy depths of Gobbie's stream. So join Kit & Caboodlers on their quest, As they brave the storm's relentless zest. For in the heart of winter's blast, Lies the promise of treasures unsurpassed.

I'm new to your channel, but I already look forward to every video... so interesting and quite relaxing. Thank you for sharing 😊

The button and the ink bottles are lovely! Kate is planning a wedding? 😂

Enjoyed your video,looking forward to the ones you were talking about.

Noo! Kate, why didn’t you take the acorn? I think the dolls head and the leg was my favorites.

Could that large round ball be the inside of an early golf ball? It looks similar to the one the Northern Mudlarks found.

Saving for your wedding, interesting 🤔

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Cut/grind off the acorn

I wonder if the ball could be a Victorian Fire Ball? I saw one somewhere recently and it would explain the blackened look.

Hi from NEW York, Great video. how does all of that neat stuff come to be around the shoreline ?Thanks, Take care.

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Fleur, did you make the hat that you wore on the hunt? It's beautiful.

Great finds!!!❤❤❤ What do you mean when you say 'it just eroded'?

I did not really grasp the weight and texture of the big ball. It looks to be made of gutta-percha?

Do you ever metal detecting in this area? If not, you should. 😊