Mudlarking 73 - dark and drizzly
Thursday, 18 December 2025 20:35It was dark and drizzly and low tide had already passed when I got to the foreshore, so I made a quick dash along, shining my torch, and just picked up a few bits before heading back, as I didn't fancy climbing over the gate.
There’s another bit of a J Bourne bottle that says 1860 on it, and there’s GL, which was probably G.L. Ashworth, and that has a 3 on it, so maybe that’s from the 1930s?
I am not sure what “kha” is from - probably not the mayor.
“Woo” could be Wood & Son.

(You need a permit to mudlark or search on the Thames foreshore.)
There’s another bit of a J Bourne bottle that says 1860 on it, and there’s GL, which was probably G.L. Ashworth, and that has a 3 on it, so maybe that’s from the 1930s?
I am not sure what “kha” is from - probably not the mayor.
“Woo” could be Wood & Son.

(You need a permit to mudlark or search on the Thames foreshore.)



