im on the canadian side of lake erie and at our camp beach every year we find tons and tons of sea glass and fossils, if it storms youll find alot of sea glass washed up different colors too!
Thanks for watching and commenting. That is amazing that you find so much glass. There are so many people looking for it on our beaches that I find very little. Where do you think it is all coming from, our side or your side?
@@timtalksaboutrocks....most6644 i hear about all the people that come down to our beach too just to look for glass. i wondered for some years now where it might all come from and im not too sure whos side it could be lol
I only get to Ashtabula. I tried Geneva once and drove all the way up….only to find out it was motorcycle weekend and there was a mile of bikes parked side by side, both sides of the road. Holy cow.
Fantastic finds 👍 But burrrrr,lol I’m from Ohio, and this is a great place to find some beautiful stuff. Feb. 2nd is my granddaughters birthday. She was happy you went out in the cold 🥶 to find stones. ✌️🫶😃
That fossil at 9:45 is broken at a weird angle so ID is tough. It is for sure Rugose type coral but I need to sand it down to get a good look at the pattern.
Some really great finds Thank you for the beach adventure
It was my pleasure. I am hoping to try a new beach in a couple of weeks. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hey Tim! I’m a rock-hounder who lives on Lake Erie near GOTL!
Well, you are one fortunate lady. I am only an hour away from Lake Erie but I don't get there as often as I would like.
im on the canadian side of lake erie and at our camp beach every year we find tons and tons of sea glass and fossils, if it storms youll find alot of sea glass washed up different colors too!
Thanks for watching and commenting. That is amazing that you find so much glass. There are so many people looking for it on our beaches that I find very little. Where do you think it is all coming from, our side or your side?
@@timtalksaboutrocks....most6644 i hear about all the people that come down to our beach too just to look for glass. i wondered for some years now where it might all come from and im not too sure whos side it could be lol
I’ve driven from Warren, OH up to Ashtabula Walnut Beach Park just to walk the beach and look at rocks. Beach glass too
Thanks for watching and commenting. What is your favorite Lake Erie beach?
I only get to Ashtabula. I tried Geneva once and drove all the way up….only to find out it was motorcycle weekend and there was a mile of bikes parked side by side, both sides of the road. Holy cow.
@@Gr8ca9 that is a lot of motorcycles! Hopefully you will make it back on a non-motorcycle weekend.
@@timtalksaboutrocks....most6644 Definitely. There are a couple of good restaurants I want to try.
Fantastic finds 👍
But burrrrr,lol
I’m from Ohio, and this is a great place to find some beautiful stuff.
Feb. 2nd is my granddaughters birthday. She was happy you went out in the cold 🥶 to find stones. ✌️🫶😃
Happy Birthday to your granddaughter! I had so much fun I didn't notice the cold.
9:45 is very interesting looking ! Got to admit, I am loving the wave sounds :) So many great finds on Lake Erie. Enjoyed the rock hunt😊
That fossil at 9:45 is broken at a weird angle so ID is tough. It is for sure Rugose type coral but I need to sand it down to get a good look at the pattern.
We will have to visit that beach
It is a great one for rockhounding. There is also sand. Rocky by the water, sandy away from the water.
931 is probably honeycomb coral. I find a lot of it in Lake Erie
My hometown. I’ve got SO many fossils here. 🥹😊
@@tiffanyrobbins7590 thanks for watching and commenting. You have a great home town.
Hey that’s my beach!
It is a great beach. We were there again today.
Not sure about the ohio trib but fishing the erie pa tribs walking the creek i see alot of fossils
Do you take any of the fossils that you see?