When I was a little girl my mother would add food coloring to the water in a vase and place Queen Anne's Lace in the vase. The flower turns the color of the food coloring. I thought it was magic.😊❤

@passionbow1

Жыл бұрын

Wow ..i forgot about that! My grandmom did that too

@vickinoeske1154

Жыл бұрын

@@passionbow1 💮🩷

@ryro5401

11 ай бұрын

We should all stop to smell the flowers

@vickinoeske1154

11 ай бұрын

@@ryro5401 Yes, we often get too busy and forget that.🌹

@juneyshu6197

11 ай бұрын

I still do it! It will always be Queen Annes Lace to me!

Alex you have really developed into an amazing film maker. I love you information filled episodes and being able to see places and things I may never see in person. I would love for you guys to do some historical town tours. Taking us to a whole other world. Alex I’m just so thrown back with your professional production. Thank you ladies sooo much

Absolutely love watching your videos. What blessing you have each other . ❤

❤ I am so glad to find your show again I lost you for a while. I enjoy your show. Thank you.

@NorthernMudlarks

11 ай бұрын

Welcome back! If you subscribe to our channel and click the bell motif, you'll be kept informed of any new videos xx

the flowers are beautiful but not as beautiful as you two lady's ❤😊👍🍀🇺🇸

Personally I love it when you show and give the names of any and all wildlife you see out there, plants, animals, etc. I love learning about what lives there, I'm from the 'States. Can't wait for the new channel! I'm so curious about your house, I hope all the pets make a cameo.

@NorthernMudlarks

Жыл бұрын

I think some of these species can be found in the states too! They were taken over there 😊

@sylviacortes3251

Жыл бұрын

Muy linda la foresta ,bendiciones encantadora familia 👏🥰😍

@Claire-be4gd

11 ай бұрын

Oh looking forward to the new channel ladies ❤❤

to be quite honest that little piggy looks absolutely precious Just sitting just as he is in that white jar even if you did nothing else with him and those tiles and pieces of pottery are so gorgeous especially the dragon scaly one

You are so lucky to be able to hunt such a beautiful place, minus the stinging nettles. Here in Kansas I call the one plant 'stick tight '! Because that is what it does. I so much love it when you film the flowers, plants, trees and water as well as all the surrounding area that you can film! It give me pleasure to see your home area and compare it to my home area. Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤

Tom B. would love the monkey head and the pig also. I know you Mud larkers save things for each other. Little gifts😃👍🏻

A lot of wonderful finds today. I love seeing all the beautiful flowers, so lovely, just like the two of you. I'm so happy to hear you say you were going to make a mosaic out of all the pieces of pottery that you have found. They are all so beautiful and should be saved and that would be a perfect way to do so. 🥰

I absolutely love wildflowers they are so vitally important for bees and garden birds and are so important for the ecosystem for the planet. I love Elderflower Cordial too Alex. The design on the broken tile is so pretty.

You have NO idea how much I appreciate this video right now!! I am experiencing supreme sadness right now,but the two of you,I am delivered😂

@rebeccagable9629

11 ай бұрын

((Hugs))

My grandad used to call Birdsfoot ... Fingers and thumbs and bellies & bums 😂😂😂

@sarah3136

Жыл бұрын

That's so sweet 😊

@NorthernMudlarks

Жыл бұрын

Love that! 😄

@silevee

Жыл бұрын

When I was a child we called birds foot trefoil eggs and bacon.

@thebanditfrogster

Жыл бұрын

@@silevee brilliant 😊😊

A great tip lark and a botany lesson thrown in for good measure! Wonderful camera work, thank you !

Your idea for a more personal channel is great, (I love Living The Skye Life) and if your new channel is anything along those lines I will love it too.

You two are absolutely charming.... Farewell and be prosperous...

What a beautiful flowers that cover the dump. Nature takes over what people destroy. And the finds are lovely!😍 My compliments for the music combined with the filming. I wouldn't bother if you did more of that in your videos. It gives it something extra. Can't wait to see where your next adventure will take us. Have a wonderful week! Sending you love from the Netherlands ❤

Great video girls as aways, and some lovely finds, loved the drone footage x

@NorthernMudlarks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks guys! xx Everyone needs to go and watch your videos too!

I'm so happy you decided to save the master ink, you would have broken my heart if you had left it! Lovely video Ladies, the wild flowers are so pretty so thank you for showing them 😁💗 x

Great trip love those wildflowers and bees and butterflies. Thank you 🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖

The flower you call Hogweed in the USA we call Queen Ann's Lace. Thanks for sharing pictures of all the beautiful wildflowers.

I really enjoy learning about the wild flowers of Scotland !!!! Thank you.

Beautiful flowers! Lovely place to lark. ❤

It’s very cute the way you displayed the figurines and potted plants.

Loved the video. Thank you for naming the beautiful wildflowers that covered the dump site. I really enjoyed it.

Love the wild flowers with treasure woven in !! ❤🦘

Always love seeing your finds, but on this occasion the wildflowers bees and violet ground beetle were the stars. If only every meadow, grass verge and unused land was smothered in flowers, how much better things would be. Heavenly! I have meadowsweet and lady's mantle in the garden. Looking forward to your new channel too!

Thank you ladies, your videos help calm down my anxiety.

The "Giant Hogweed " is defdefinitely huge!! Great fun today, thanks for naming wildflowers too. I love the stoneware and the "pot" tray. I am looking forward to your new KZread channel!

Yes, yes and Yes! I am so excited to know more about your historical home.

Loved this one , Thanks for naming the wild flowers I love flowers and such . The finds were very nice and I enjoyed the entire episode . Cheers to a Great week Ladies . 💙💜🐷🐝🪴🌾

lovely flowers! I adore pigs. so the little piggy is my favorite!!

Alex - Lol I knew you were going to choose Zombie Monkey 😂

Lovely! I knew a fair number of those wildflowers but it's a great idea to list them as you spot them! Elders are one of my favourite shrubs and I took a number of elder cuttings earlier in the year, gifted some and I have kept two for myself that already have developed root systems and lots of leaves 😁 you can't beat intermingled, diverse wildflower species! That soap dish would go straight by one of my sinks 😂 That little ribbed insulator looked like an "admiralty pattern" used on ships and boats for communications equipment. Lots of great treasure at that tip!

Those Wild flowers are beautiful so many kinds ❤

What a treat a NEW CHANNEL.... history of your area and house? Look forward to seeing it

Loving the wild flower segments.

Love the drone views with all the flowers, so pretty! I hope you took the zombie monkey lol

Awesome video! Loved it all! The flowers, music, and finds! Thanks so much 🙏 😊 ❤

Take pipes, turn upside down add a clapper, put on chain make necklaces. U guys r great watching for years

It's always lovely to wind down the weekend with a video from you both. The quality never drops below perfect. thank you from Mr & Mrs Saddad.....(she still hates it when I respond with Helloooooo)😄😄

That clingy vine would get wrapped at around my ankles when I was a child wandering in the woods. My mother’s favorite wildflower was Queen Anne’s lace. My brother had a severe allergic reaction to one of the Queen Anne’s lace lookalikes. The blisters were huge.

Absolutely love the little pig TFS

Love your videos and I always watch to the very end. Interesting pottery, very unusual and beautiful.

Ooh I can't wait for your new channel. I love seeing your house it's so beautiful ❤️❤️

The dish you thought was for soap is actually a toothbrush or razor holder and would’ve had a lid ☺️ great video as always!

Thank you for the flowers. They are my smile of the day.

I believe your scale pottery shard may be a technique made by pressing lace or crocheted doilies into clay and then applying colored slip and glazes in different areas to highlight the pattern. It has an effect that looks similar to enamel, but in reverse.

Terrific finds, great bottles, jars,pipe bowls, beautiful video👋👍

Your country is so beautiful and green. You seem to find the sparsely inhabited areas. Looking forward to your new channel.

@NorthernMudlarks

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you for the flower tour!❤🇺🇸

The monkey head would make an awesome Halloween piece of decor.

Oh! I am so excited to hear about your new channel. I can't wait. :)

I love that dish that you found Alex it’s really nice !!!❤

Beautiful wildflowers! I recognize some of them that we have here in Texas too! And the sticky grass! We call those little balls that stick on you Tag Alongs! We used to pull it up and throw it on each other as kids! Taught my grandkids about it this spring! Enjoyed watching you find your treasures and sharing your joy with us!

The wild flowers are a joy! Thank you

There was much more variety of wildflowers and weeds than expected! Thank-you for naming them, Alex! Lovely footage of all and all your finds. The little piggy was my fave. He reminded me of the shape of the piggies 🐷 in Toot and Puddle, a children’s book series.

Such lovely flowers. I’m glad you took the giant ink. The curio three section dish is beautiful and deserves a place in the sun of your window. The scale piece is gorgeous. I hope you find more. I’m interested in your new channel but really look forward to more hunts along your shorelines. The giant hog weed should be reported so it can be safely removed before it goes to seed. It could consume the tip in one season. See you next time 👋🇨🇦👋.

Those two large matching bottles would be beautiful with taper candles or dried flowers on a mantle.

Gail, you should put the feather in your hat band!

Beautiful wild flowers ❤ some weird and wonderful finds as always 💖 I would love a pipe bowl with a heart and hand 🤎

Love the soap dish! What a great find!

Oh im so glad you took the monkey home.even though it does look creepy! The piece of China,is beautiful,love the vivid colours❤..such great finds!.Cant wait for the new channel👍

Wonderful stuff today. Thank you Alex for showing all the flowers. 👍🏻😁

Thanks for a lovely relaxing video. Looking forward to seeing your new channel xxxx

Can't wait for the new hannel. Love being nosy :) As always your video was sublime x

I've been with you from the beginning and I would love to join you on your other channel❤🎉😅

Great one girls. Really enjoyed the flowers.

I love it when you talk about the area where you and your Mom are hunting for treasures! I live in Michigan (the one that looks like a mitten), which is absolutely gorgeous, but your region looks beautifully different. I used to live by the ocean but no treasures like you two find. I love your videos!!! Oh, and we call the tall lacy and white flowers (I think they're a wild carrot) Queen Anne's Lace 🥰

@jenniecohee7797

Жыл бұрын

I am in Missouri and we call their hog weed Queen Ann’s Lace also

@vettnetkramer1233

Жыл бұрын

Hi, fellow Michigander. I agree that it is beautiful here and there.

@etchersplace

Жыл бұрын

@jenniecohee7797 the hog weed we have hear looks similar to Queen Anne's Lace but it is much taller. The sap can burn your skin severely and make you go blind if you get it in your eyes. Baaaad stuff!

@eveoakley6270

Жыл бұрын

@@jenniecohee7797Queen Ann’s Lace is Cow Parsley, not Cow Parsnip. Cow Parsnip is known as Hogweed.

I watch all your videos love you girls so much... It is something I look forward to see each week thank you.

The sticker weeds we always called, hitchhikers! Great video!!

This was absolutely amazing and beautiful ❤ I’m very excited about your new channel. I’ll be waiting to watch ❤❤

Mother nature can turn human leftovers into great beauty i'm glad you made the distinction between the two hog weeds i was worried at first we have had an invasion of giant hog weed here in eastern Canada that stuff is brutal cool finds looking forward to your next adventures Karl

8:18 The bottles say "Bitterquelle Saxlehner" and probably "Janos Hunyadi". Mr. Andreas Saxlehner lived in Budapest during the time Hungary belond to Austria-Hungary. He sold bitter tasting water from a natural fountain using the name of a 15th century general. Janos Hunyadi was a general in the Hungarian army and fought against the Turks. Quite a bit of history in/on a simple bottle. 😀

Thank you for another great video. yes I love the flowers, we share many of the same plants here in Canada

We call the white flowers that are everywhere, Queen Ann’s Lace! My 2nd favorite flower! My 1st pink Carnation! 🙋🏼‍♀️🇺🇸🙏🏻

Love all the flowers and the pig is adorable but the monkey gives me the creeps lol. I would love a pipe bowl. ❤thank you for sharing

What a beautiful video ...I adore wildflowers and the way nature is so colourful and soothing..you are such a pleasure to watch...the treasures and bits you find are always fun and informative, but is the way you two photograph and talk that makes you a very special treat..you are much loved and inspiring

Great finds Gail and Alex. The scenery and flowers are so lovely! ❤😊❤🤗❤

Great Finds ‼️ Love You Ladies 💞💓💞

I enjoy your show very much specially, when you do the ones on the beach because I got scoliosis. I can’t walk on the beach anymore. That’s why I enjoy what you do so much. Thank you.

Look forward to your next channel … it sounds interesting!❤❤

Love the little piggy.

What you call Hogweed, we in Oregon call Queen Anne's Lace ❤

@NorthernMudlarks

Жыл бұрын

Queen Anne’s Lace (or Cow Parsley) is a different species. It looks very similar but flowers earlier and is smaller than Hogweed 🥰

@MatterMeetsAntimatter

Жыл бұрын

@@NorthernMudlarks I do love all of your videos and look forward to your new channel about your home! I think Alex May inadvertently spawned an additional channel for local flora! 🌸

@faydreamsmystic4

Жыл бұрын

Yeah here Queen Anne's Lace root is edible. Like carrot but you have to be very careful as there is one very close in appearance to it which is poisonous. The way to tell is the poisonous one is hairy stemmed.

@terrylschumacher-levy5150

Жыл бұрын

@@faydreamsmystic4 thanks Fay

Aww you bought the piggy home! Hes super sweet. Can't wait for your new channel is it going to be like big brother 😂 looking forward to it. Xx 😊

Hi I like it very much when you show all the different flowers.I have to save more money before I can come see the beauty you see every day.I become so at ease watching your shows and your new show about finding the tower God bless you both. Georgia.❤😅

Wow! I'm really excited about the new channel you are going to start. I don't know if your home has a name or if the town you live in has a neat name, but that would be a cool thing to name the channel! Or if you have a favorite quote about a house. For example, Kate Jackson (I think that's her last name) calls her podcast The Last Homely House after a quote from one of the Lord of the Rings books, or maybe it was The Hobbit. Anyhow, it's a compelling name, so maybe you have something like that in mind. She lives just south of you in Hexham near Hadrian's Wall. It's a neat, crafty podcast if you haven't already seen it. I really enjoyed your "Tour of the Tip" today. Such lovely wildflowers. What you call Hogsweed in the US is known as Queen Anne's Lace, which is a much prettier name, I think. I'm not 100% sure if it's the same plant. It also resembles Tansey or Yarrow, which is usually yellow. I love wildflowers. My fave item today was the divided dish that Alex found. I'm glad that you are going to put it in the Window of Wonders. Thanks as always for an interesting show!

@dasja9966

Жыл бұрын

Queen Ann's lace is a common name mostly used for either Daucus carotus (wild carrot) or Anthriscus sylvestris (cow parsley.) Giant hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum) is also known as giant cow parsley. They are all members of the Apiacea plant family. Be carefull with giant hogweed and other Heracleum species though. It is fototoxic and can cause nasty burns on sun exposed skin. .

I love the flowers! It reminds me of the central Texas countryside.

Looking forward to the close to home channel. Love the history.

That glass looks like Arizona Sleeping Beauty Turquoise!! Gorgeous

Oh, cool. Yes, we have a lot of birdsfoot trefoil in our neighborhood. I love it.

Yes keep them and put in Flower pots!!!

I love the thistle glass. Thistle is my favorite flower. I would Def use that for jewelry

I had turned away when you mentioned the tall white flowers were Giant Hogweed. Oops..Oh No!! I yelled “don’t walk through them”. They are very toxic here in Canada and have to be avoided at all costs. This is of course if you are allergic to them. I am glad you qualified that at the end. Lovely to see the wildflowers along with your great finds.

@kitkat8231

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I saw them in the hogweed and I was like, be careful! That stuff can burn you!

I follow you both such a lovely two people you're great always look forward to blogs❤

YES!!!! Please would defo purchase ANY pipes you have for sale! Let me know - I've been looking to purchase some from any of the lovely mudlarking community for ages - I can only find stems here in NZ, and even those are few and far between!

Great idea about the home video!

Turquoise thistle - lovely

I LOVE ZOMBIE MONKEY HEAD ! ! ! Piggy is cute too.

@YvonneWilson312

Жыл бұрын

Me too!

Can't wait for the new channel 😊