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Where abouts do you mudlark you and your dad

Four miserable days late for my fix, as my internet conked out.

So nice to see you two getting on so well. My daughter hasn't spoken to me for over 10 years. I don't know what I've done. Unfortunately I can't get her to come bottle digging with me.

Great day digging, glad you had fun with your bike riding. Take care and see you on the next one 👏🙏❤️

i love all those tiny bottles. too bad about the inwell, but at least its still together.

All the finds look like belters to me! Some cool bottles there. It was great to see your cycling adventures Josie! Oi..oi from Sally in Oz ❤

Lovely to see you guys doing what you love. From me and Eve x

Gosh you dug a huge hole for next to nothing but good finds on the way up. Love the tiny amber bot.

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Lovely finds with such hard work to achieve this !!! ❤🦘

Great to see you guys

Great to see the awesome Mudpies again 👌🙂 wow Josie, looks like your cycling adventures were cool 😎 and the garage looks great with the facelift 👍 thank you both for taking us along with you 😊😊

Josie, you're really under selling your cycle Adventures, we're all behind you and proud of you ❤🎉🎉

Great to see you again 😀 👍 great finds.....sorry you had to dig so much. Take care and good luck with your biking races 😊😊😊

Well Josie and Pops, I should have watched. My team lost 2-1 in the final game and went home empty handed. The captain did with the MVP for the playoffs but that is a shallow feeling bonus. I'm still feeling pretty sad 24 hours later. Thanks for the nice video to take my mind off the loss. It may never happen again. Who can say.

Very nice episode. Thank you for showing your biking adventure, congratulations are in order! Hugs from Canada. Ps. Your garage renovations was also enjoyable!

Hey you crazy cats - great to see ya's! It was an adventure just with the amount of digging - I thought you were off to Australia 🤣 some great finds though - I didn't realise you had found so many items until the end. Highlight for me though was Andy's toothbrushing demo - proper LOL moment. Cheers mudsters - looking forward to the next one!

Re: the Wine, Spirits and Beer Sellers Defense League. In 1915, stricter laws were introduced reducing open house for public houses and retailers of alcoholic products. Public houses had to close for part of the daytime hours. There were bulletins and posters suggesting that people refrain from drinking on Mondays, amongst other initiatives.The government wanted to discourage people drinking throughout the day. Reducing drinking during the day and in general was, I think, to reduce accidents in factories caused by inattention and increase speed in the factories, etc. The country was relying on factories to produce munitions and much needed equipment to support the war effort. I would suspect the League was started at that time to try and protect their livelihoods. If public houses and establishments that served beers and spirits were forced to close for longer hours, that would reduce the amount of alcohol and that, of course, would affect the breweries… I highly suspect that the League was established to protect their livelihoods. I had a number of family on my mother’s side of the family in both Scotland and in the North of England who were chemists (both producing medicines, etc., and also selling in chemist shops). Other members of the same side of the family were grocers who also sold spirits. There were generations of chemists and grocers. Some were fairly well-known chemists with laboratories. Entire families would be in the business, some working together and others with chemist shops in farther flung towns. There was a family rumour that my mother’s grandfather, who has apprenticed at with a grocer and studied to be a chemist, got in the habit of “sampling the wares”. It became such a habit that my Mom’s grandmother eventually kicked him out. My mother never met him.

Great seeing you guys doing what I love and you love. Well done josie on the racing. Your a beast lass💪💪💪 thanks guys see yous in the next 👍👍🖤🤍🖤🤍

Love the garage conversion - bet it is awesome to be able to get to your bikes so easily now.

You can rub the white pith of an orange on the nettle sting to relieve the pain.

Hello fellow Mudpies! It’s always a good day when I see a video from you! 😊 I really enjoyed the behind-the scenes footage. Yes, we want more, so please bring us along on your escapades! It would be lovely to see Mama Mudpie do some crafting, as well. You need extra pages for us to subscribe to. 😅 I’ll have to go visit your Etsy store because I love the cute little bottles and strange finds you unearth. 19:29 So sweet! She looks a skinnier version of my spicy, fat tortie, Cami. 😅 Thanks for sharing your world with us! 🥰 Love and hugs from the US❤

Use of a metal probe might be helpful. Missed your videos but happy to learn all is well. Outstanding bike and accessory storage area.😊

You guys need a Thanks button. ❤

The OXO is defs a belter. It's so thick and wonky, it could be made of boiled sweets!

very lovely finds this week❤

I wanted you to talk about the three ink pots my favorite type of bottle. Just wish you discussed the three pots in the wrap up. Great video. Thank you.

Thanks for the video. Nettles and midges(mosquitoes) the frustration of summer. Cheers.

11:04 red glass often made with gold to obtain that deep color!

good morning mudpies. nice to see a video in a video, I like the renovation you did a great job 💪 little unlucky with the dig but still good stuff I think 😅 greetings Pieter

My Word, i just can't even fathom sticking such a big brush in my mouth. Those things are long & massive. My brother is CEO of Detroit Bikes, check them out Josie. & ty for taking us along

So glad to see you two, love your videos ❤

Hey mudpies, nice to see you doing I wish I could! But alas, not even a full service will help! Never mind, I enjoy watching you both heft the shovel and expose those juicy nuggets. Now the OXO bottle. I think it might be a tester? I know that colour was rare, and expensive to make seeing gold was part of the contents. Besides, it looks old! Now take care, say hi to mama mudpies. And hopefully catch you both again soon 😁💖💖💖👍

The beer sellers defense league might have been organized to counteract the temperance leagues.

Ouch! I’ve been stung by nettles before I knew what it was. Thought it was a weed and went to pull it.

I'm so happy to see you are both well. It's always fun to spend time with you! ❤ ❤🇺🇸

Hey! Good to see you again. I just showed my mom my bottles collection from your finds.Hope to see you on the mud soon.

Living vicariously through you two while recovering from. knee replacement surgery😢 Josie watching you on the bike made me tired!!😂😂😂

Here is Ontario, Canada a fuzzy leaf plant often grows near nettles, looks a bit like lamb's ear. We would pick a leaf and rub it on nettle rash to remove the spikes and sooth the rash. Love all the finds!

I can't tell you how happy I feel when I get an update from you!! Can you put anything on those horrible things you call nettles there? Essential oils or...SOMETHING? that just looks ...PAINFUL, maybe teabags of chamomile?

Yay! I’ve missed you guys!

The OXO is my favorite because of the color. The cracked ink could be a design flaw, which would explain why you have found so few of them. Cool history of the pub flask, 1915 during WW1, hmm.

Put some mud on the nettle stings, it helps.

What happened to the little pitcher? Nice to see you again. The racing looks so exciting!

What if you were to rub a light oil on the glass bottles to bring a bit of shine to your finds.

Nice to see you finding a new gem. It's so exciting.

Crack aside, it's still whole. That's a plus.

I absolutely love that deep red Oxo bot, that really is a belter! The tilted ink was also great, but I love the tiny amber bot that was found. It's such an odd colour, and I do love the various coloured bots. Well done for both of you, and Andy needs some aloe gel for those terrible stings. Well done for Josie on the world cycling adventures. Whether you win or not, the experience is worth the mission. I admire you so much for that, and the garage work looks great. Always make sure to use Skillz paint for those jobs (that paint is great for avoiding the possibility of mould growth). I wouldn't want to see your good work get ruined. As always, much love and admiration for Jim from NJ!