How to pronounce “mudlark” in English

Is mudlarking also about, like, not only finding things but also about finding yourself.

If you see another mudlark, you say hello.

And very few mudlarks do go in a group.

You've been mudlarking 15 years.

Do you find yourself mudlarking anywhere else?

Then there is something called a mudlark's license, which is only available to members of the Society of Mudlarks.

But do you talk to other mudlarks?

And at what point did you realize that you were a mudlark, you were part of a wider group people who were all going and finding exciting things

Basically, mudlarking is when you go down onto the foreshore of the River Thames when the tide's low to look for many historic artifacts.

I didn't really realize there was such a thing as mudlarking.

But it's not real treasure because you're never going to get rich from mudlarking.

And then I think I read something in a newspaper that was talking about mudlarking and what people were doing.

And have your finds changed over the time that you've been mudlarking?

You know, if you want to go mudlarking, it's fairly obvious where to go.

And so the Museum of London came to an agreement with the mudlarks then and said, look, we'll give you a license to do it

So by that time, I was a fully fledged mudlark, I suppose.

But what are the pins, pipes, and pottery that you hope this generation passes on to future generations of mudlarks?

With the success of your book and, obviously, more and more people thinking about mudlarking, are you worried at all that you might lose all those tranquil places that you

But I seem to remember something about there being a finite, small number of-- a quota of places for mudlarks.