Beach combing uk, OUR TIME IS UP!

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  • Опубліковано 26 лис 2024

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  • @susancousins8766
    @susancousins8766 Місяць тому

    Hello 👋🏼 Connor & Kerry, I’m amazed at how many pieces of fossil wood is coming in from the water. California also has a lot some look like trees or electric poles. Robert Ferguson has brought a lot to his home for his pond.
    I always enjoy the sea glass you find we don’t have any here in NJ maybe up North. I also get a kick when you find toys 🚙 there. Well, it has been nice seeing you. Have a wonderful week ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

    • @bottlesandblisters
      @bottlesandblisters  Місяць тому +1

      Hope your keeping well Susan, Were lucky here that we have an ancient forest bed under the sea along our coast, and thats where all those bits of fossil wood come from, im sure you have some other amazing bits come up your end tho. I love finding today too will have to get a toy box soon to keep them all in. Hope you have a lovely week see you next time 💚💚💚

  • @LisaHarrington-mn7so
    @LisaHarrington-mn7so Місяць тому

    Lovely large piece of fossil wood. Some good finds there. Have a great week xxx

    • @bottlesandblisters
      @bottlesandblisters  Місяць тому

      Thanks lisa, i love that big bit of fossil wood perfectly rounded off and weathered hope your keeping well and have a lovely week too 😀

  • @theswingingdeus63
    @theswingingdeus63 29 днів тому +1

    Just found your channel guys, very interesting you’ve got another sub 👍

    • @bottlesandblisters
      @bottlesandblisters  29 днів тому

      Thank you very much welcome aboard 😃 hope you enjoy some of our other videos!

  • @litterpicker
    @litterpicker 28 днів тому +1

    With the time stamp over it that sign says, "No access to pub". Very worrying.... ;-)

    • @bottlesandblisters
      @bottlesandblisters  28 днів тому

      That would be even more devastating 😂 not that I’ve actually been to the pub for years tho! 😇

  • @saigelovesart
    @saigelovesart 29 днів тому +1

    Great video. How do you know that its bones and fossilised wood? I see bits like it all the time amazing how you can identify them

    • @bottlesandblisters
      @bottlesandblisters  29 днів тому

      Can tell by the weight of fossil bone/wood its as heavy and hard as stone! As for the fossil bone, again it turns to stone gets very heavy and the colour changes from white to grey, brown, black depending on what material the fossil came from. Some times we find bone thats got what looks like rust on them, that bone comes from an iron rich layer called the (crag) hope this helps 😀 all the best Bottles & Blisters.

    • @saigelovesart
      @saigelovesart 29 днів тому

      Thank you 😊

  • @danielplatts4963
    @danielplatts4963 Місяць тому +3

    Love your videos, but what does the title of this video mean? Why is your time up? Thanks :)

    • @bottlesandblisters
      @bottlesandblisters  29 днів тому +1

      Our time hunting that beach, due to the seal pupping season! Will be back on the beach in April will still be uploading every week but from a diferent beach glad you like our videos sir!

    • @danielplatts4963
      @danielplatts4963 25 днів тому

      Oh I see, thanks :)

  • @jomama81ranch8
    @jomama81ranch8 27 днів тому +1

    First time I have seen your channel..... what the heck do you do with those things?? Make jewerly?
    OK, so I just finished cleaning out me and my husband's walk in closet.... YIKES!!! And I threw away like..... GOOD usable stuff, like clothing that was perfectly good, but I haven't worn for over 5 years, probably more... so I see this tiny toy and black bones and rocks and say.... what the heck?? LOL🤫😊 I toss decent stuff..... they collect trash to bring home!?!

    • @jomama81ranch8
      @jomama81ranch8 27 днів тому

      OK..... spoiled Americans.... I know, I know!!

    • @bottlesandblisters
      @bottlesandblisters  27 днів тому

      The best stuff goes in display cases, some bits we make things with like sea glass. Anything generic like tumbled fossils we cant identify we put in wooden crates and store them! So all sorts really two or three times a year we have a good clear out tho!