Today we take you to the river for a treasure hunting adventure! We follow the river's flow to see what history has left for us! We take a trip into the hills, look out to the North Sea, before coming home to make jewellery from today's finds. [ Ссылка ]


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We return to the Ceres Burn - far further along than before - to take a look at two locations, one on either side of the place where the burn joins the River Eden. We start at a point where the waterfall runs into the burn, before flowing into the North Sea, a few miles east. As the day winds on, we take a trip into the surrounding hills to look across the land and down towards the river. Making our way back down to the river, we decide to drop in on a river bank we have never looked at before today!

Its a lovely day and we make some very interesting finds. Along with the expected pottery shards, glass, and household bits and pieces, we find an old metallic plate, still clearly marked, and identifying its origin. The metal plate points to a person who once treasured, maintained, and collected, the machinery that has helped shape the countryside around us - we take a short look at this collectors life. Not far from the metallic plate, we find a plaintive vase... This is our most mournful find ever, and it reminds us that we tell stories to remember the people who shaped, and walked this place before us, and who left behind the things we find precious, and collect today. As the the day fades towards dusk, we look out over the estuary, where the River Eden flows into the North sea.

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