Mudlarking on the River Thames with friends - A Roman Coin & a 17th century farthing

A couple of weeks ago i joined 2 friends, Simon Bourne and Matt - on an early morning mudlark along the Thames foreshore. Join us to see see what we found. A real mix of treasures spanning thousands of years! The Thames never ceases to surprise us with its fascinating and historical treasures. Each time it gives me the opportunity to learn something new about London's history. It really is history you can touch.

Simon Bourne has a great youtube channel which you can find at "Si-finds" (link below):

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpoTXOogFTivQw1aG5W1mTQ

I also met the London Kayak Company on the foreshore and am planning to kayak the Thames very shortly! What a fantastic way to see London, gliding down the river and avoiding the mayhem of traffic and tourists.

http://londonkayakcompany.com/about-us/

You do need a permit to mudlark on the Thames foreshore, and you can find details on the website of the Port of London Authority here:-

https://www.pla.co.uk/Environment/Thames-foreshore-access-including-metal-detecting-searching-and-digging

Thank your for watching. As always, I welcome comments, feedback and info on any finds. I do answer but it might take a while as I don't sit down at my laptop much!

Thank you for watching.

See you soon.

Nicola

www.tidelineart.com

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