I, too! Also, would you be able to identify the reptile, fish and crinoid fossils and perhaps show pictures of how the animals looked when they were alive?
Oh I would love to see more prep video's, if you haven't done a time lapse of a full prep, I suggest you do so. Plus you dad can watch his work in fast forward, that would be spectacular. Thanks for the great video folks!
Nic drone pictures! Music 🎶 was very enjoyable. Of course, the fossils and preparations were, as always, wonderful to see too. Your photography and editing skills are very impressive.
What a great video! Showing a mixture of fossil hunting, workshop preparation and nice drone footage. So much more professional than your earlier videos. Keeps the viewer engaged from start to finish. More like this, please!
What a landslide. Crinoids are amazing as fossils, but i what's more amazing is the still exist today over 250 million years later....WOW! Your Dad has an amazing amount of skill and patience. Have any of these specimens, like the Crinoids, ended up in museums? It's so good to have you back, Doctor:) Do you have your own practice yet, or do you work in a clinic or hospital? Are you specializing? Cheers, Rik Spector
Hi, thank you for your support 😃. These particular Crinoids aren’t particularly rare and other specimens have already been studied therefore these are destined for our collection 😃👍
Though your video possibilities are perfect with these drone shots, your video could be more exciting by showing more of the hunt for fossils and cutting the landscape parts shorter. Then putting all of the very interesting preparation to the end. This way of video cutting would catch me more.
I loved my very brief stay in Yorkshire years ago and wished I could have gone fossil exploring along the coast. The crinoid is absolutely stunning! I felt like I was coming home when I was there and found out years later that many of my paternal ancestors were from Yorkshire. Thank you for your channel.
Thank you so much for your colourful landscapes and the adventures you both have. Unfortunately I live far from any oceans ( Alberta, Canada )! Have another great day🤭🤗
Thank you for the most enjoyable and visually stunning video. You've really evolved and have perfected all the elements, narrative, filming, content, music use, editing, all of it top quality. Congratulations.
Really enjoying this unexpected treat guys , well presented and edited . You’ve made a very interesting and satisfying vid , cracking job lads ✊ 👍🏴
I loved the drone footage because I got to see the geological process very clearly. The waters undercut the cliff face and the weight sheers of a section of that face. The debris field is exposed and makes it simple to identify the choice spots to tap into. Please always include the drone footage as a visual guide to see nature working on changing the landscape.
Great video all-around. It has a good mix of scenery, prep, and the beach. How long does it take you to get to the search area and then how long to get back to the car loaded with samples ? Do you two do any prep work on the samples ? Always watch your videos as soon as I see them listed.
Thank you for your support 😀. From leaving the house to actually arriving at the hunting grounds it can take anywhere between 30 minutes to 90 minutes. The return journey always takes longer to get back to the car as usually our bags will be heavier and there’s usually a hill/cliff to climb up 😅😀
Incrível a quantidade de fóssil no mesmo lugar ! E o trabalho de lapidar a Rocha para mostrar a riqueza dos detalhes é detalhado e minucioso, gostei de assistir seu vídeo parabéns!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Been watching you guys for years, absolutely love your video!. The dedication and the amazing preparation that goes into the fossils, especially doing it as a family. Would love to visit that coast line to find my own one day. We have many shale mines in my area, there tends to be quite a few flatish rounded nodules within them which are limestone. I have never found anything of interest inside them and wonder if they are ancient stones from a river bed at that time as often there are coprolites on the surface of one side. I also often find small fish teeth, scales and plant material in the shale around here. Keep up the great work!.
Hi, thank you for your support and we’re happy that you enjoy our videos. Concerning the limestone nodules we often find them with the fossil preserved on the surface too whether it be ammonites or vertebrate material 😃
It would be interesting to watch some fossil preparation. Can you recommend a beach or area where I could look. I’m not too good on my legs and I’m a bit worried about the terrain. I’d love to find some fossils for myself but don’t know where to go for the best. Thank you.
Sorry to go off subject but I cannot help but laugh at your vids of Whitby. We travelled to fossil hunt and took our dog. Whitby is very dog friendly. He raced across the rock pools doing sommersaults at every deep pool, so funny. What I am saying is 'go there', you can see these guys love it!
Good video. When you describe the name of the ammonite I usually can’t understand it. Maybe adding a name note on the video would help an ole man as me understand. I’m in USA and found thousands of Crinoids pieces but never a full fossilized unit. Indiana was a sea scape where many fossils and Geodes can be found. Thanks for sharing.
Question why you didnt take those death plates with you they would be valuable specimens, you realise that most people dont ever get to see such a thing. Maybe your local primary school would like such a specimen the children could learn lots from it. Just a suggestion I really enjoy your program and thats a big yes to more fossil prep please . Take good care on your adventures guys.🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🐞🐝🦋
Thank you for your support 😃. The shale plates are very friable/fragile and although we could consolidate them we prefer to leave them on the coast for now. Perhaps we’ll collect a few plates in the future😃
Some we leave on the beach and others we take home for our collection. Specimens which we take home but don’t keep are available to people from all over the world who aren’t able to come to the Yorkshire Coast to collect fossils for themselves 😃
I'd certainly vote a big *"YES PLEASE"* to seeing more fossil preparation 👍👍👍
I, too! Also, would you be able to identify the reptile, fish and crinoid fossils and perhaps show pictures of how the animals looked when they were alive?
The crinoid (probably spelt wrong yes 😂) fossil was absolutely incredible!
Truly mind bending
❤👍🇬🇧!
You can really see how the crinoid fossil looked when was alive at around 3.04 mark,
absolutely incredible fossil that !!!!
❤👍🇬🇧!
Me too
And me plus what gear would you need etc
Video quality of both drone and close up shots is so clear and sharp I am speechless, absolute pleasure to watch.
Right! The video quality is really top notch
Amazing fossils. What I noticed the most was the stunning clarity of the video. Beautiful and sharp. Well done!
Your Dad is an artist. I'd love to see more of his work. Thanks lads, fascinating vid.
I've been fossil hunting some seventy years now. I must say your video impressed me. Well done.
What an amazing fossil of an ancient fish. Mostly, thanks for the tour of the cliffs. Breathtaking!
Honestly thank you for saying all the safety stuff about not getting too close to the cliffs, it’s the one thing so many fossil hunters forget
What beautiful weather. The colours were exceptional and the fossils are not too bad either! A most enjoyable video. thank you.
Oh I would love to see more prep video's, if you haven't done a time lapse of a full prep, I suggest you do so. Plus you dad can watch his work in fast forward, that would be spectacular. Thanks for the great video folks!
That crinoid fossil is so cool looking! It looks like a bas-relief from some sort of Xenomorph temple!
The views of the rock formations under the sea were stunning
Nic drone pictures! Music 🎶 was very enjoyable. Of course, the fossils and preparations were, as always, wonderful to see too. Your photography and editing skills are very impressive.
Your Father does amazing work with the preparation. A family operation. 😊😊
Best blog yet. Love the mix of all the different stages that make up this process. Kjb
Yes..I like watching Your Dad do his thing..Excellent videos just keep on coming..thanks!! I am in east Texas..huge white ammonites around here.
Absolutely stunning crinoid plate!
Absolutely stunning drone footage ❤
Wow lovin the prep of the fossils inthe workshop.Amazing.❤
yes i would enjoy watching you guys preparing fossils
Quality!
Great content as always! Well
worth the wait lads ❤
Definitely a yes to more fossil preparation please
What a great video! Showing a mixture of fossil hunting, workshop preparation and nice drone footage. So much more professional than your earlier videos. Keeps the viewer engaged from start to finish. More like this, please!
From Tokyo Japan🇯🇵🗼high school students😊✨
what a wonderful discovery 🎉🌟🌟
very great video❤
ありがとう😉👍️🎶Thank you🥰🤗
You live in such a beautiful area. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
What an outstanding video. It’s almost like Christmas wondering what’s in the package.
What a landslide.
Crinoids are amazing as fossils, but i what's more amazing is
the still exist today over 250 million years later....WOW!
Your Dad has an amazing amount of skill and patience.
Have any of these specimens, like the Crinoids, ended up in museums?
It's so good to have you back, Doctor:)
Do you have your own practice yet, or do you work in a clinic or hospital?
Are you specializing?
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Hi, thank you for your support 😃. These particular Crinoids aren’t particularly rare and other specimens have already been studied therefore these are destined for our collection 😃👍
Yes, I'd like to see more fossil preparation. These finds are fascinating; thank you for sharing guys! 😊✌
Do you guys have a Yorkshire Fossil preparation channel? You should.
It’s certainly something we’re considering 😃👍
@@marksmith2885what are the regulations for fossil collecting? Where and how are you allowed to do it?
Absolutely stunning. Love watching these young men.
Though your video possibilities are perfect with these drone shots, your video could be more exciting by showing more of the hunt for fossils and cutting the landscape parts shorter. Then putting all of the very interesting preparation to the end. This way of video cutting would catch me more.
I loved my very brief stay in Yorkshire years ago and wished I could have gone fossil exploring along the coast. The crinoid is absolutely stunning! I felt like I was coming home when I was there and found out years later that many of my paternal ancestors were from Yorkshire. Thank you for your channel.
Thank you so much for your colourful landscapes and the adventures you both have. Unfortunately I live far from any oceans ( Alberta, Canada )! Have another great day🤭🤗
Thank you for the most enjoyable and visually stunning video. You've really evolved and have perfected all the elements, narrative, filming, content, music use, editing, all of it top quality. Congratulations.
You live in a beautiful and very special part of the world. Thank you for sharing it with us!
Really enjoying this unexpected treat guys , well presented and edited . You’ve made a very interesting and satisfying vid , cracking job lads ✊
👍🏴
Love seeing the prep work, having done it myself for 2 years! Keep up the good work, boys!
I love that he says ,it’s a poorly preserved fossil, I’m like dude I’ve never even seen one in person. That was phenomenal.
Great video, nice to see you all enjoying your hobby as a family.
Though I love history I never thought I would be interested in fossils but this channel is my favorite thing to watch nowadays 😂
Many thanks for your support 😃👍
Love your video's thank your father for all his hard work and patience, well done lads.🇬🇧💙💙
Brilliant video enjoy watching the prep work as much as the discovering. The crinoid and fossilised fish jaw was amazing 👏
You could almost see those still swaying in the sea once dad had uncovered it. Simply beautiful ❤🥰
Some great knapping material!! Beautiful area. Take care
My thoughts exactly 🧐
Exceptional fossils and content as always gents! 😁👌🏼
Well done video! Loved the drone scenes and fossil hunting. The preparation scenes were amazing! ❤🎉
Hi guys
Love watching your videos!!!
Have you ever thought about doing a guide tours for amateur fossil hunters please?
I really enjoy your content. Drone footage with very relaxing music 🎶 in the background. Your father’s work with preparation is impressive.
The whole video was extremely interesting.
Simply fascinating👍
Love to see the preparations in process it’s so satisfying and interesting
love it!!! glad i found your channel!
I loved the drone footage because I got to see the geological process very clearly. The waters undercut the cliff face and the weight sheers of a section of that face. The debris field is exposed and makes it simple to identify the choice spots to tap into.
Please always include the drone footage as a visual guide to see nature working on changing the landscape.
Beautiful those Crinoid,reminds me of Alien and HR Giger.
I really enjoyed this video, seeing the prepped fossil, awesome ❤
Yes to more fossil prep and tell us about the tools that you do use.
Thank you for the amazing drone footage . From Arizona.
So much beauty!
That's really cool lads, I'm impressed 👏👍. Instant subscribe from me 😉
Thank you for this wonderful experience, for the work and the great quality of the video. Go for more😊
Great video all-around. It has a good mix of scenery, prep, and the beach. How long does it take you to get to the search area and then how long to get back to the car loaded with samples ? Do you two do any prep work on the samples ? Always watch your videos as soon as I see them listed.
Thank you for your support 😀. From leaving the house to actually arriving at the hunting grounds it can take anywhere between 30 minutes to 90 minutes. The return journey always takes longer to get back to the car as usually our bags will be heavier and there’s usually a hill/cliff to climb up 😅😀
Great video. Beautiful finds Remarkable prep work.
Incrível a quantidade de fóssil no mesmo lugar !
E o trabalho de lapidar a Rocha para mostrar a riqueza dos detalhes é detalhado e minucioso, gostei de assistir seu vídeo parabéns!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Been watching you guys for years, absolutely love your video!. The dedication and the amazing preparation that goes into the fossils, especially doing it as a family. Would love to visit that coast line to find my own one day.
We have many shale mines in my area, there tends to be quite a few flatish rounded nodules within them which are limestone. I have never found anything of interest inside them and wonder if they are ancient stones from a river bed at that time as often there are coprolites on the surface of one side. I also often find small fish teeth, scales and plant material in the shale around here.
Keep up the great work!.
Hi, thank you for your support and we’re happy that you enjoy our videos.
Concerning the limestone nodules we often find them with the fossil preserved on the surface too whether it be ammonites or vertebrate material 😃
Wow! Great work you all. Your Dad is an artist in what he does with those fossils!
Hi guys. I loved the drone shots of the bed rock at the edge of the sea, and how clear was the water?! Amazing x
Beautiful! Love your cdd as meta work, and yes, please! More prep work!
Excellent work in all you do as a family
Yes pls to dad's preparation footage
Really enjoyed that one boys. 👊🏻❤️
The coast area is absolutely gorgeous 😍
Nice.About time!👍
It would be interesting to watch some fossil preparation.
Can you recommend a beach or area where I could look. I’m not too good on my legs and I’m a bit worried about the terrain. I’d love to find some fossils for myself but don’t know where to go for the best.
Thank you.
Runswick Bay offers fairly easy access for those with mobility issues 😃👍
@@marksmith2885 Great. Thank you for responding. I’ll definitely have a look.
Great upload indeed watching from Australia. Also great drone work and showing the preparation process.
Stunning visuals and amazing fossils. Well done lads.
Amazing! A Big YES for me!
I really like seeing the preparation.
Sorry to go off subject but I cannot help but laugh at your vids of Whitby. We travelled to fossil hunt and took our dog. Whitby is very dog friendly. He raced across the rock pools doing sommersaults at every deep pool, so funny.
What I am saying is 'go there', you can see these guys love it!
Really enjoed the vid
Thank for your inspiration guys. Indonesia Jakarta
Good video. When you describe the name of the ammonite I usually can’t understand it. Maybe adding a name note on the video would help an ole man as me understand. I’m in USA and found thousands of Crinoids pieces but never a full fossilized unit. Indiana was a sea scape where many fossils and Geodes can be found. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 😀👍. That’s actually a great idea. I’ll mention it to Aaron and Shae just in case they miss your post.
Never seen Mulgrave from that angle before, such a beautiful beach.
Amazing!!
Exciting!
Yes more fossil prep please!
Thanx for the drone footage. Was just thinking how I miss the olde nature/landscapes.
Hello from Brazil, interesting job brooo
Absolutely love the episodes and would also like to see more of the fossil prep.
Amazing work
Yes indeed! Loved the drone footage too! What a beautiful place! Great fossil finds!
What I find so impressive is his knowledge and recognizability (is that a word?). I wouldn’t see any of those fossils if they stood up and bit me.
Question why you didnt take those death plates with you they would be valuable specimens, you realise that most people dont ever get to see such a thing. Maybe your local primary school would like such a specimen the children could learn lots from it. Just a suggestion I really enjoy your program and thats a big yes to more fossil prep please . Take good care on your adventures guys.🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🐞🐝🦋
Thank you for your support 😃. The shale plates are very friable/fragile and although we could consolidate them we prefer to leave them on the coast for now. Perhaps we’ll collect a few plates in the future😃
What fun....the earlybird catches the worm...god bless.❤❤
Great video!!!!!!!
Massive Fossil Finds boys. Good job, keep it up.
I’m new to your UA-cam channel and I was wondering, what do you do with the fossils you find? Do you leave them where you find them or take them home?
Some we leave on the beach and others we take home for our collection. Specimens which we take home but don’t keep are available to people from all over the world who aren’t able to come to the Yorkshire Coast to collect fossils for themselves 😃
@@marksmith2885 thank you so much for responding, I really appreciate it!!
Top video lads.
Have you thought about wearing hard hats when you’re so close to the cliff side?
Nice video!
Me and my granddad love your videos
Beautiful videos. Thank You for sharing
Great video guys. Looks super in 4K.
DENİZ ÇOK GÜZEL , OSEAN COLOR VERY GOOD .
I love the views from the drone you use, stunning