Amazing Thames finds for sure. 29 more days before I arrive in London. I have my Mudlarking License. I wish we could meet. This is a once in a lifetime trip for me. I can only pray to return someday. I saved for almost 3 years & had help from my subscribers, sons & boyfriend to make this trip possible

An astonishing day, with unbelievable finds! As an American, the Roman era treasures just astound me. And you can keep them!?! Oh, thank you again for a wondrous film, and may you always experience such luck!

I thought I was strange loving old and broken stuff. And seeing beauty in what seems like insignificant items. Thank you for showing me I have a tribe.

Oh I wasn't ready for the lark to end!! What a fantastic unexpectedly wonderful day. I so enjoy your larks, wherever and whatever they may be. Stay healthy, happy and humble.

There is a glassmaker hut at the Jamestown Visitor’s Centre in Virginia where they make what are essentially shot glasses like they would use for hot rum. The glassmaker put two glass buttons on each side for you to hold the cup and not burn your fingers. You have a very good eye for spotting little treasures like these!

You two are indefatigable! Flore, you share profound knowledge at every round-up! Your ever-working mind and positive spirit are a joy to listen to!!

I love watching you two hunting for treasures. I daughter was killed a year ago, I miss her very much so cherish each other because life is short. Merry Christmas and Happy Hunting 😊

That wee piece of Roman pottery would make such a lovely piece of jewelry!!!!!

Good Old Magpies !! How exciting ! x

Here's to another great video. It was a lovely day with absolutly wonderful finds. I'm so happy for you!

Oh my goodness! You eed some eyeglasses necklace. I always wear mine and never forget my eyeglasses! GET SOME! We need your EYES to work! Lovely video!

Absolutely awesome finds, I can see why you were so excited. I love everything about this video. I am looking forward to Mudmas!!

I am so glad you are having a good day xxxxx love debbie xxxx

Love watching your videos the excitement on your face Kate as you find each little treasure is so contagious and you hade some gorgeous finds this time round. I'm really looking forward to Sunday . Take care and stay safe ladies 😁❤️

The Bartman piece looks like an American buffalo face. Great finds today! Kate's day was epic! Fleur, don't forget your glasses next time. I do that all the time and pay for it in the end. Love you two! Fleur, your laugh when you found the Bartman piece was wonderful! Lol

Great finds.

👏👏What a fantastic day! 👏👏

My favorite find of the day is... your video! I don't know how you can make such a good job in one day... I's amazing!

What a lovely way to spend time with your Mum. Relish it and do it often.

The raspberry glass for glasses looks fantastic so excited for you guys.

Super finds from the Thames. see you Sunday..Vic...

Love from the old lady in Texas may God bless you always and forever

That was one excellent mudlarking adventure! I had so much fun. I loved seeing your excitement with each one. I'm so glad you picked such a perfect day to be there since you got to see areas you normally wouldn't, and got to spend more time than normal enjoying it. 👏 I'm looking forward to all the extra videos you'll be putting out. Thank you so much for all you effort, I love it! ☺

Wonderful!!

Im so jealous, mudlarking at the thames is such a bucketlister for me

This is one I missed amazing finds great George 1 cartwheel penny stunning

Love from the old lady in Texas God bless you always and forever

The bit of lead (first find) is a fired musket ball that struck a target. You can see the tiniest sprue from the molding. When a bullet leaves the gun it is tumbling at a great speed. The tumble causes riffling that would match the gun it was fired from. The markings that look like a pattern, are probably marks from the target, ie: impact on fabric or leather. Lead is very soft, as you know, and at that velocity it makes all the strange patterns and shapes. My husband and I metal detect wagon roads in Oregon, State USA. I enjoy finding something we call camp lead. Its the lead that would have fallen on the ground after smelting bullets during down time from traveling west during the 17-1800s. We also find barrel seals from containers of fresh water and food settlers would have carried to survive. Nice find! Thank you for sharing!

Wow! great finds Strange tides! Why wasn,t I there! Loved the Raspberry Prunt & nail just love the nails found on the Thames & the tin glazed B fragment you certainly had a great day well done.

Hello lovelies. Thank you for inviting me to go larking with you. We found lots of gorgeous things. Coins, fairy pipes, beads and stoneware. Lots of things to repurpose and make crafts with. My suggestion with the pipe stem that has a beautiful design.......a necklace or a bangle for a bracelet. Your garnets will make lovely jewellery. Greetings from North Carolina U.S.A.

hi ladies the coin at 11.18 looks like king george the 1st :0) lovely finds and love the garnets

You had an exciting day out. The GS nail looks like it has never been used. I can't wait to see you next few videos.

Goes garnetn are so beautiful it's like they're ready to be sad because they're in the raw form And look faceted almost

Great find Fleur the Batman beard, that would be an interesting Piece of newelry

That third key was amazing to me.

Beautiful finds and video , I think that the second key that you showed in the video is an ingersoll security padlock key . Well done ladies , keep it up ❤👍

Wow! I'm happy for you ☺️ 😊 🙂 🤗

What wonderful finds! I missed the bit of decorated pipe stem. Hope you didn't lose it! Great film!

I'm super excited 😄 let's do this...

So many cool finds. Congratulatioins on finding that raspberry print and all your other cool finds.

I saw something that would help you not leave home without the basics… It was a cocoa-fibre doormat stencilled with “Wallet”, Keys”, “Phone”, and “Glasses”… You could stencil one with the things you invariably forget when you head off for a lark… Trowel, glasses, bags, etc.

Hi! I am a "B"! Lol, i watched several of your vids today and you found another "Be" and I thought it was so close to seeing Bev. Fun viddies! Very peaceful but exciting. Makes me feel like I've been out looking too. I really miss it.

Our beaches in California don’t have these treasures like these!!!!I love watching your trips all over where you live.

London sound overhead---Jet liner overhead. Love jets and love London and love mudlarking. Now, only problem is I am in USA...TENNESSEE. You guys always have so much fun.

Some really amazing finds u had there well done enjoyed the video

Most merry Christmas

What wonderful finds, thank you for working so hard to share them with us so quickly!

At 3:08 the round lead object looks like a pot repair. The smaller circle being the inside of the repaired hole. Method used by Romans and later. Enjoyed your video and very envious. Look forward to the next one.😊

There’s also nails with the army broad arrow on it. I do believe Nicola White has found some. Awesome. Love the raspberry, since I’m in to 16th cent. German lands knecht reenactment. The faerie pipes and especially the garnets, they are amazing. Imagine making some jewelry with them. 🦄❤️

I love the finds and all of the excitement that they spark. Take care and be well!

It’s so much fun watching you find treasures! It’s like watching children open Christmas 🎄presents 🎁! Bravo, congratulations and thank you for a very nice and enjoyable evening. Love from Michigan, USA.

The tiny gate looking thing you found, your said it would have been good for a bird cage. But you could take an old clay pipe carve a n arched hole like a mini wood stove. Put a thin piece of stem out the top like a little chimney, and a top. The gate could be the front cover of the wood stove. Just a thought.

Another great video, 👍 some lovely finds, loved the raspberry,oh and the token what a find, and third favourite for me was George penny nice find. Great day at the Thames, must of been a very short neap tide maybe. Thanks for the journey on the Thames.

Maybe keep a list of kings and their years in your bag with a loop or magnifying glass, would be a big help to you and your mother.

Great finds again today!

Amazing lark. My favorite is that chubb key.

Wonderful finds Ladies!

Remarkable first find Fleur, you must get a neck cord for your glasses! It's funny seeing you put back broken pipes, just shows how far you have come, consummate professionals now. We love the animation in Kate's face when she found the raspberry print, that's why we like a face on round up to see the delight in your faces when you discuss your finds. I wondering if the curved flint was for scraping meat from large bones, it certainly looks worked to me. Thanks for a great trip to the Thames.

It was so fast,I enjoyed it.You both are awsome

Another find on the bucket list. 🙂 Too bad about your glasses Fleur. Great montage as usual.

Those nails were forged by hand by the Blacksmiths and they were so good at it they could make hundreds of them in a day and they usually had a punch with their initials or some sort of maker's mark thay could quickly hit them with while they were still hot. My Great Grandfather was a Blacksmith and the work he did was amazing, the skill that came from hammering hot metal every day for a lifetime was indeed beautiful to behold. I wish I could have met him when I was a bit older, he was a very kind and loving man, big and strong even when he was so aged and fragile, I bet he would have looked like a veritable ATLAS when he was in his prime! I love finding the handiwork of Blacksmiths, and I learned how to turn pottery on the wheel when I was very young so I also fall over myself when I see evidence of Pottery and the Thames is chock full of it, so much so that I'm positive I would spend every day down at the river at low tide just gawking at all the shards of pottery on the riverbank! You seriously have no idea how lucky you are to have access to such a wealth of Historical handiwork! I mean, you're finding shards of Roman pottery under your feet, and there's so much of it that you're spoiled for choice! To find a shard of ancient pottery here in North America is so rare that practically every find is saved and studied. I watched a video of some people who went out to a ranch and they actually found tiny hand made seed beads make out of bone and turquoise and they were definitely ancient and hand made because they were very irregular in shape and were so small that you almost needed a magnifying lense to see them, they could have dated back to far before European arrival in the Americas, you ladies would loose your minds at how small these things were! they must have been made by a very tiny hand indeed, and how they drilled through the stone to turn it into a bead in the first place is beyond me! That round piece of Lead you found looks like it has two R's back to back, it might be a seal.

OMGAWD, you guys, holy moly. Did you hear me screaming from America? So excited for your finds! Looking forward to your week of crafts :o)

Happy for your great discoveries!!😺😺😺

Some amazing finds thank you xxx

Fantastic themes finds fantastic video thanks for sharing 🎄

Hello from South Africa. Love your adventures.

Nice finds Ladies!!

That small metal piece you found, Kate, looks like a tiny mushroom 🍄!!

Fantastic vid, I love the finds , the nail is a beauty , you two are great , loving your content , peace ✌️ 😎🌴

Great find ladies👍.

Happy days

Fabulous day ladies! What amazing finds. Such a joy to watch, definitively an art to seeking out those well hidden artifacts which you have perfected 👍🏻. Wish I could have been there 🥰

The amazing Bartmann beard and the first pipe were 15th and 16th century. The way the pipe curves in at the top of the bowl indicates it is one of the earliest ones made!! (1580 - 1620)

I have said this before your enthusiasm is brilliant that raspberry find was my favourite thank you for another great video.

Omg you had such a fantastic day!! That George 1st coin is fabulous, it's such a satisfying and chunky coin! Imagine how many people have walked in London since the 1720s, it boggles the mind! And the roman tessera, the romans who walked over that, and how different the world would have been!

Bloomin fantastic this is probably one of my favourite mudlarks you have done. Well not really I love all your mudlarks and cannot wait for the next one. Its something I wish I had known about when I was a nipper. The Thames to me means home, its just that there is part of it I never suspected existed. Beautiful even the crudliness of it is amazing, your editing was spot on too. The interludes with the wildlife yes all wonderful. Never as wonderful as watching you both interact with each other so well. Getting excited about objects I have never seen before, thank you both so much. Love and Light 😊

I laughed at the prunt because it looks like a Rowntrees fruit gum!

I learn something new every time! One of your best so far.

kate if you do the filing of like the wildlife and such you do an outstanding job. You could be a producer and make films. I adore that part of Y'all videos.

You could make scoop or spoon out of broken pipe bowls. Make a unique handle. Use to scoop coffee, tea or sugar.

those are the best !!!

What a great adventure and awesome finds. You do know someone who's name starts with B. Mama's gone detecting is Brenda. But that piece would make a fun medalion for doll house. Maybe place over the front door.

What a day! What happened to your first Roman piece? The Thames must be a great place to lark around. Don’t forget your glasses!!! I have three so there’s one everywhere I go. Looking forward to your next video.

very cool finds that apppear to have a 'very old relics section' worth noting for future larking. Id go back there asap lol!

That was awesome thanks

You need to put your glasses on top of your head like I do or put them on a chain so they are handy at all times. It is so difficult when you cannot see!! ♥️

great finds

I jumped when you pulled out that beard and went "Yahoo" out loud when you found the raspberry! Excellent day ! Thanks Ladies.

First Comment Dance! Love your adventures ladies! Keep 'em going! I used to dig for old bottle behind my house when I was a boy. Your videos take me back :) Haha! "This Day's Ridiculous!"

What an epic day, one brilliant find after another!

The magpies certainly have worked their charms for you. No magpies in the St. Louis, Missouri, USA, area. Too bad, could use some luck. Great finds and beautiful video shots. Love your channel, ladies.

I so enjoy you ladies! You are good for my nerves. The easy tones of your voices are so soothing. Thank you so much. Great finds!

So enjoy your adventures. I love that you tell so much about your finds!

Mudmas is coming woohoo 🥳

I love keys, I collect them, also I have a coin collection with my stamps, I think keys are the best, because you don't know what they open, was it a door, or a treasure chest, someone lost them, so cool

Thames treasures! Wish you could go once a week. Loved the Bartman and raspberry. Such great finds! Hello to Oscar.

I love your videos when doing the round up can you either wear a mic or get closer to the camera can't really hear to well on some spots.

A meteorite passed close to the earth on Monday the 6 th of Dec. So if the lark was this week ,it could be that the rocking tide was due to such. Great lark. Love that chubb key. Has a Victorian. Look!

I always hate for these mudlarking adventures to end. So enjoyed this. Thank you.

I always enjoy the Thames , great finds last Sunday the Parker found that same thing you did the it looks like a bell a little tiny bell he thought maybe it was part of a cufflink,thanks for the trip