blown away ; just learning so seeing how they look externally first then cut really helps .I mostly find agates that have their fortifications already exposed by the sea up in Scotland. I don,t have a saw yet as I have a perverse fear of blades and drills but I would love to get one .Once I acclimatise myself to the noise and the fear of chopping any part of my anatomy off ; I'm sure I can do it . You reminded me of me clambering about the rocks haha and trying to stay upright . Really enjoyed .Thankyou.
Awesome, I live just around the corner from where this is filmed and I was told by an owner of a fossil shop that my son and I often visit to go and have a look there. He had a couple of items from this beach to show us and they looked amazing. Seeing the shapes and colours really helps and by the end of the video I was spotting some of them when you stopped the camera. There's such a range of stones it's really hard to pick anything specific out! My son is mad about finding things on the beach, and if I could get one of these for him to break open we'd both be super happy! We usually find quartz and crinoid fossils on our local beach, so but finding one of these would blow his mind 😀.
How wonderful to experience this real life treasure hunt with you! That feeling of a great find, runs through your body and thrills you!! I felt like this going conker hunting with my children😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Hi, think I could do with you coming down to our favourite beach here near St Austell so my Husband and I can get our eye in on proper geodes as all I'm finding is quartz points that are sticking out of the host rock lol, oh that big one I mentioned is gone, either moved by the waves or Hercules came and carried it off lmao. xx
I am really loving watching your videos, I’ve been trying to find quartz or any gemstones in my local woods. I have tried researching the area but can’t really find any information. I live not far from the Peak District, so I would’ve hoped to Find something. Do you have any tips on how to spot gemstones ect ? Thankyou !!
There is lots to find around the peak district, mainly fluorite and galena, research old mine site and you should find something. There is also gold in them there hills😁
Hi! Great video. I’ve just gotten into this during lockdown, been tumbling smaller agates etc with some nice results but can I ask what you use to cut your rocks? Any make or type you recommend? Thanks!
I use a 12 inch lapidary saw with a diamond sintered blade, If your cutting small pieces you may beanle to get away with a tile cutter and change the blade on it
@@PZLJake Hey! I'm down in Cornwall - A lot of the beaches Penzance way turn up some nice ones - Marazion. Alternatively on the North coast, Porthtowan :)
Ah thanks, all locations are kept secret so they do not get over run by people. We are just aiming to make people aware that with some research you can find beautiful minerals in the UK
@@ukgemhunters that makes sense. I'm currently in the Brighton area and was wondering what sort of things I would find here? I've already collected alot from the beaches in Eastbourne lots of rocks with holes filled with small sparkling crystals but nothing as amazing as what you have found.
Thanks to this video, I found a amazing amber coloured geode! I studded the shapes, and the weight of the geodes you found and looked around a beach and found some remarkable geodes and crystals!! I’m a new subscriber!
May I ask how you know where you can take a few pebbles n rocks and where you can’t? My local beaches in Scotland have prosecution signs for taking shingle …
It's a tricky one, they are there due to commercial dredging of pebbles for resale. If your looking to pick up one or 2 that's loose on the beach that may be OK?
Amazing video!! I am in the north east of England and would love some pointers on where to start. I’m also very often up on the west coast of Scotland, so any pointers would be hugely appreciated. Thanks so very much.
Chevoits for agates, all around the pennines is great for fluorite, and beach agates on the west coast of Scotland. Once the car is back on the road I hope to do a Scottish trip/video
@@ukgemhunters hi 👋 where about is this?? I'm from the North West my little girl loves collecting unusual rocks she would love to find her own geode 😊 thanks
Amazing what type of saw is that as my son is realitively new to hunting and we have found many Amythyst geodes and crystals locally to us following equators
loved your videos! I have a question... you mentioned a few times about the feel of the weight, how do you recognise these geods by the shape and weight?
Hi Lara I'm glad your loving the videos. The weight I to do with if there hollow or not, after a while you start to notice subtle differences between the 2. As for shape there is lots of different types in the uk. In this location they come in several different shapes, grey rounds, grey red or black round hexagon/flat sided, bubbly and smooth. It takes a lot of practice but you soon learn what to look for. Pause the video where I find them and check out the shape
Do you know any good places to look for gems, crystals, geodes, ect in West Yorkshire? I love searching stuff like that but have no clue where to look! Lol
I'm presuming mainly coal works where you are? There definitely worth a look you may even find some fossils, if not head south to the peak district and look for fluorite
I’ve found lots of fossils in rivers in the Yorkshire dales, Robin hoods bay and Whitby and brilliant for fossils and like beach quartz, I’m still learning about it Crystal hunting.
Wow loads of them my niece is really keen on geodes I've stumbled across your vid trying to find out where I could take her to find one any help greatly appreciated
About the 6.40 6.45 min mark you said you feel like you'll find a big one, and in the picture was a rock that had a slight resemblance to a head, could you tell me what kind of rock that was and do you ever find "odd" rocks .
Yes always finding odd shaped rocks. That one was a pinkish quartz. British version of rose quartz I suppose, but it's half way between chalcedony and quartz
can you tell me what you use to polish your rocks like that ? I have quartz huge single crystals but want to get a a smooth mirror finish , unsure what to use I know it has to be wet and don't want to spend out £400 on a fancy machine but also I have alot to do so need it to be economical so I can create with them . thank you
Hey dude, what's the best way to spot a geode, I'm based in the UK- Scotland - Inverness to be exact, strolling the beaches but I can never be too sure when I've found a geode because I don't know what I'm looking for. Do you have any tips please?
Hi! I live on the south east near Newhaven and I was wondering where I should go looking for my geodes? thanks. Also can you break the geodes open by hitting them on other rocks?
A rock hammer or a lump hammer, hold the geode in your hand with a t-towl in-between your hand and geode, this will help with the vibration and hopefully the geode won't smash into a million pieces
lovely rocks (I can't help you on the agate/geode question lol) I would love to know where that is but I would prefer it kept a secret for it's own preservation! By the light I would guess SW area where the good cream comes from ;p
Hi, new subscriber, I'm impressed with how you make your video's and show people what to look for, I have found countless geodes where I live in Cornwall but I have no clue how to go about getting the best from them so they stay whole for now lol, I have also found so many small points which are quartz with iron staining. What county are you based in ??.
@@ukgemhunters not too far then, have you tried vinegar to clean up any of your geode crystals, it looks like your in a diamond shop after using it lol. x
@@ukgemhunters if you know where to look it's like walking into a diamond shop, there are just sparkles of light everywhere. It kills me because I found a really huge boulder with open geodes all over it and myself and my Husband cannot carry it to the car, it's too far. 😭
they ar like a big diamond shaped you get in a pack of cards and seedlings I want to do jewellery with some are straight and as big as my hand and about 1" across than k you
Can u do a video on how to tell if a beach has geodes I tryed geode hunting today after watching your videos and found none:( also could u do a video on how u tell geodes from normal rocks as a lot of rocks are simular shapes x
The first thing you need to check is that you have the right geology, if you don't have the right ingredients they won't of formed millions of years ago.
@@ukgemhunters hi yes i think i know where after a fair bit of research. Heading down there tomorrow from the west midlands to see what i can find. Hope you have had some good finds 👍
Do you have a background in geology or geography, I got the tools and the passion, but don't know what kind of places to start looking, I wanna hit up north wales as it is near by, god know what kind of minerals are to be found. Hope you do more educational videos on kind of spots to look for minerals and clues to a good site for mining, panning geode hunting etc
Hi, I don't have any educational knowledge, just self taught, same as Andy. We have just read lots of books and just in the last few years starting to get a good grasp on things. Try and find some books on old mining sites around you as sometimes it tells you about what they where mining for and what to find in the spoil heaps. And take a look at local geological maps. I know near me they did test holes so I know the depth of most bits, but only in a 2mile radius of my house
@@ukgemhunters thanks for your response, can't wait to see more content from yourselves, the more content you upload the more your channel grows, as there is not a lot of uk prospecting TH-camrs
You can tell by a few ways, Wright is a good indicator the lighter they are the better chance of them being hollow, you get used to the weight after a while and know what to look for, also if you can hear them rattling or have water splashing around inside.
@@ukgemhunters that's devastating! And yeah it's gutting on both parts I see your frustration, also I'm new haven't a clue were to start and no help lol 😔 Great video btw!!
Its a public beach. So if its public then why not disclose. Oh yeah I know why so you can find them for yourself. That is not helping that is just gloating
That's because the locals aren't interested in them people walk past because there not interested I've done more with understanding crystals and what powers they hold I meditate have done for years studied just wouldn't know what they look like from natural form trust me I've done the time I'm 31 now started meditation an healing with them from 18 you are being selfish I usto urban explore to an always told people my cool places you my friend is money hungry that's what you are how you don't tell people makes me think you shouldn't be even touching them with your negativity I hope I never be in possession of one of your crystals is all I have to say
Well said we all know why he won't say but there is others on here that will tell you honey there is a nice one in Wales I'll get back to you with it I found 2
hi, do you know if there's any place in or near Leicester where I can find geodes or agates or anything of the sort, maxing out at a 2 hour drive. Also, I loved the video.
blown away ; just learning so seeing how they look externally first then cut really helps .I mostly find agates that have their fortifications already exposed by the sea up in Scotland. I don,t have a saw yet as I have a perverse fear of blades and drills but I would love to get one .Once I acclimatise myself to the noise and the fear of chopping any part of my anatomy off ; I'm sure I can do it . You reminded me of me clambering about the rocks haha and trying to stay upright . Really enjoyed .Thankyou.
You don’t use a sharp blade, it grinds the material away so think of it as just a grinder in the shape of a saw blade
Awesome, I live just around the corner from where this is filmed and I was told by an owner of a fossil shop that my son and I often visit to go and have a look there. He had a couple of items from this beach to show us and they looked amazing.
Seeing the shapes and colours really helps and by the end of the video I was spotting some of them when you stopped the camera. There's such a range of stones it's really hard to pick anything specific out!
My son is mad about finding things on the beach, and if I could get one of these for him to break open we'd both be super happy!
We usually find quartz and crinoid fossils on our local beach, so but finding one of these would blow his mind 😀.
Ahh that's amazing, wait for after a big storm as there's lots of mud there at the moment.
And best of luck to you.
@@ukgemhunters :To Mr.U.K.gemhunters;now noticeable,are the "18x18"inched stones,that look like jade green'. . .9-2-2023'
@@ukgemhunters 'Also added amongst the Island gems U K.,look to be hidden'20x20' inched emerald green small boulder'rocks. . .9-2-2023'
How wonderful to experience this real life treasure hunt with you! That feeling of a great find, runs through your body and thrills you!! I felt like this going conker hunting with my children😂😂🎉🎉🎉
I still feel like that when I go conker hunting with my kids
jolly good video mate x keep up the good work 🔥🔥
Wow really beautiful thanks for sharing xxx
Hi, think I could do with you coming down to our favourite beach here near St Austell so my Husband and I can get our eye in on proper geodes as all I'm finding is quartz points that are sticking out of the host rock lol, oh that big one I mentioned is gone, either moved by the waves or Hercules came and carried it off lmao. xx
It's the little bits of knowledge & experience that you have that helps
2:40 I have a piece like that I’ve JUST washed! It’s more pink and a little bigger 😁😁😁
Hi wow what a beach any chance of a location on (what three words ) please 🙏
I am really loving watching your videos, I’ve been trying to find quartz or any gemstones in my local woods. I have tried researching the area but can’t really find any information. I live not far from the Peak District, so I would’ve hoped to
Find something. Do you have any tips on how to spot gemstones ect ? Thankyou !!
There is lots to find around the peak district, mainly fluorite and galena, research old mine site and you should find something.
There is also gold in them there hills😁
geodes usually have flat and pointy edges
Brilliant video, amazed, liked & subscribed
Brill thank you, I'm glad you loved it
I’ve never gone crystal hunting before. Is this a good spot to start, if so where is it? Great video btw 😄
He is not gonna tell you is he🤦🏼♀️😆
Interesting video of the fossils,
Hi! Great video. I’ve just gotten into this during lockdown, been tumbling smaller agates etc with some nice results but can I ask what you use to cut your rocks? Any make or type you recommend? Thanks!
I use a 12 inch lapidary saw with a diamond sintered blade,
If your cutting small pieces you may beanle to get away with a tile cutter and change the blade on it
@@ukgemhunters Amazing! Thanks for the info! :)
@@Vicky-pg8vx where are you getting the agates from all i find here is quartz and calcite
@@PZLJake Hey! I'm down in Cornwall - A lot of the beaches Penzance way turn up some nice ones - Marazion. Alternatively on the North coast, Porthtowan :)
Love the channel dude
Thank you, new videos comming soon😁
You've got a fantastic eye for minerals 👌🏻 fair play to you 👍🏻⚒🏴
Thank you, lots of research and some good help from Andy too
Hiya loved the video. I'm so into finding things like this, may I ask where this is so I might be able to visit?
Ah thanks, all locations are kept secret so they do not get over run by people.
We are just aiming to make people aware that with some research you can find beautiful minerals in the UK
@@ukgemhunters that makes sense. I'm currently in the Brighton area and was wondering what sort of things I would find here? I've already collected alot from the beaches in Eastbourne lots of rocks with holes filled with small sparkling crystals but nothing as amazing as what you have found.
@@lilyjones3490 have you been to beechy head for marcasite??
@@ukgemhunters I haven't but I could give it a go, would it be inside the ROCs like geodes or on the outside like I have found recently?
Its a public beach so why not say. I know why so you can keep it all for yourself. Greefy
Thanks to this video, I found a amazing amber coloured geode!
I studded the shapes, and the weight of the geodes you found and looked around a beach and found some remarkable geodes and crystals!!
I’m a new subscriber!
Amazing congratulations 🥰
wow lots of rocks to look through , so little time , those are cool on the inside . subscribed you
Ah thank you, I love the geodes from this locations there soooo pretty and very so much
May I ask how you know where you can take a few pebbles n rocks and where you can’t? My local beaches in Scotland have prosecution signs for taking shingle …
It's a tricky one, they are there due to commercial dredging of pebbles for resale.
If your looking to pick up one or 2 that's loose on the beach that may be OK?
Don't let them catch you then you wimp lol
@@duncanmurphy9762 pointless reply
Amazing video!! I am in the north east of England and would love some pointers on where to start. I’m also very often up on the west coast of Scotland, so any pointers would be hugely appreciated. Thanks so very much.
Chevoits for agates, all around the pennines is great for fluorite, and beach agates on the west coast of Scotland.
Once the car is back on the road I hope to do a Scottish trip/video
Hey where is this video taken ? I really like your content, post more!
Thank you, I will try and get some more videos done soon...
@@ukgemhunters hi 👋 where about is this?? I'm from the North West my little girl loves collecting unusual rocks she would love to find her own geode 😊 thanks
Amazing what type of saw is that as my son is realitively new to hunting and we have found many Amythyst geodes and crystals locally to us following equators
loved your videos! I have a question... you mentioned a few times about the feel of the weight, how do you recognise these geods by the shape and weight?
Hi Lara
I'm glad your loving the videos.
The weight I to do with if there hollow or not, after a while you start to notice subtle differences between the 2.
As for shape there is lots of different types in the uk.
In this location they come in several different shapes, grey rounds, grey red or black round hexagon/flat sided, bubbly and smooth.
It takes a lot of practice but you soon learn what to look for.
Pause the video where I find them and check out the shape
Hi any idea were I could find South West england
From Bristol / South Gloucestershire all the way to the furthest point south west
I love the pink geodes.
Ah thank you, I love finding these
Do you know any good places to look for gems, crystals, geodes, ect in West Yorkshire? I love searching stuff like that but have no clue where to look! Lol
I'm presuming mainly coal works where you are? There definitely worth a look you may even find some fossils, if not head south to the peak district and look for fluorite
I’ve found lots of fossils in rivers in the Yorkshire dales, Robin hoods bay and Whitby and brilliant for fossils and like beach quartz, I’m still learning about it Crystal hunting.
@@ukgemhunters Do you know the best place to look for geodes around plymouth?
@@idarkfroggi2832 I would head north west, or Welsh south coast. Use mindat for locations
Wow loads of them my niece is really keen on geodes I've stumbled across your vid trying to find out where I could take her to find one any help greatly appreciated
Hi Craig what part of the uk are you??
where are you ? im in england and i want to grow my crystal collection, i couldnt bring my crystals from brazil.
We're based in the southwest uk
About the 6.40 6.45 min mark you said you feel like you'll find a big one, and in the picture was a rock that had a slight resemblance to a head, could you tell me what kind of rock that was and do you ever find "odd" rocks .
Yes always finding odd shaped rocks. That one was a pinkish quartz. British version of rose quartz I suppose, but it's half way between chalcedony and quartz
6:56 NEAR THE BOTTOM, THE RED STONE, IS THAT A HOLE? Can’t remember the name of those ones
I found one by accident near the new forest, in sandy soil about 1.5m down. It had water inside??? How's that possible?
Ah that's amazing, surprisingly the water can percolate in and out of geodes through micro fractures
Where is this?
can you tell me what you use to polish your rocks like that ? I have quartz huge single crystals but want to get a a smooth mirror finish , unsure what to use I know it has to be wet and don't want to spend out £400 on a fancy machine but also I have alot to do so need it to be economical so I can create with them . thank you
Good!
Anyway to find them around surrey?
Hey dude, what's the best way to spot a geode, I'm based in the UK- Scotland - Inverness to be exact, strolling the beaches but I can never be too sure when I've found a geode because I don't know what I'm looking for. Do you have any tips please?
All agates up your end of the island.
You need to come a little south on the west coast and you should start finding them.
@@ukgemhunters that's such a shame 😢 thank you
Can you find them on any beach?
Unfortunately not, these can be found in a small area in the south west and accross on the Welsh coast
Hi! I live on the south east near Newhaven and I was wondering where I should go looking for my geodes? thanks. Also can you break the geodes open by hitting them on other rocks?
Please Where's this beach ad love to find one of me own
Were is this plz
Wow that's awesome. What beach is that? Also do you know whether Brighton has any geodes like those. What did you use to open them up?
If there hollow then just tapping them gently with a hammer is fine, but I cut mine using a lapidary saw.
Unfortunately Brighton doesn't have geodes.
@@ukgemhunters OK thank you. So do you know what beach does
Hi! Do you know if there would be any good places to go gem/geode hunting in the Leeds area? :o
Amazing, keep posting these video's. You should do a tour at £60 per head.
Thank you, we will have another video comming soon.
Maybe one day we will take people out😁
Hey, just wondering what you use to open your geodes please? Thanks 😊
A rock hammer or a lump hammer, hold the geode in your hand with a t-towl in-between your hand and geode, this will help with the vibration and hopefully the geode won't smash into a million pieces
Could i please ask for the best location near north Yorkshire for geode and fossil collecting, thank you x
Unfortunately geodes are south west UK.
Check out the website fossils UK as it gives a few good locations on there
What's the location of this beautiful place?
This is Southwest UK
One of my favourite places to go.
lovely rocks (I can't help you on the agate/geode question lol) I would love to know where that is but I would prefer it kept a secret for it's own preservation! By the light I would guess SW area where the good cream comes from ;p
Haha yes South West but not quite creamy..😁
Hi, new subscriber, I'm impressed with how you make your video's and show people what to look for, I have found countless geodes where I live in Cornwall
but I have no clue how to go about getting the best from them so they stay whole for now lol, I have also found so many small points which are quartz with iron staining. What county are you based in ??.
Well done, that's amazing.
We're in Bristol
I have never found geodes in Cornwall, I will have to try one day
@@ukgemhunters not too far then, have you tried vinegar to clean up any of your geode crystals, it looks like your in a diamond shop after using it lol. x
@@ukgemhunters if you know where to look it's like walking into a diamond shop, there are just sparkles of light everywhere. It kills me because I found a really huge boulder with open geodes all over it and myself and my Husband cannot carry it to the car, it's too far. 😭
@@SueGirling68 ah that's gutting, I would have found a way, even if it needs splitting in 2
Please mention the location details to your followere
I can't sorry😁
@@ukgemhunters selfish !!!
@@yogifoodtravel514 haha maybe, just a lot of years goes into research I feel everyone should do there bit
@@ukgemhunters why not? A lot of people are beginning to rockhound and it’s hard when there are many gatekeepers
@@awwtums your right I have found it very hard.
Have you found much around the North Coast of Anglesey?
I'm yet to get that far up through Wales, Llandudno beach maybe worth a wander
@@ukgemhunters Quite a lot of red jasper there. Holyhead area.
Plus bricks 🤣
@@smuzzywumbles9191 oooh love a good brick
@@ukgemhunters 😁👍
which beach ?
I'd like to know where you get you gem processing kit from.... imports??? I've thought about building my own.
they ar like a big diamond shaped you get in a pack of cards and seedlings I want to do jewellery with some are straight and as big as my hand and about 1" across
than k you
Where are you?!!
Which beach are you at
A very fun one😁
Wow
Can u do a video on how to tell if a beach has geodes I tryed geode hunting today after watching your videos and found none:( also could u do a video on how u tell geodes from normal rocks as a lot of rocks are simular shapes x
The first thing you need to check is that you have the right geology, if you don't have the right ingredients they won't of formed millions of years ago.
Hi have you ever found anything in Snowdonia?
I haven't been that direction yet, but there is beautiful minerals all over wales
@@ukgemhunters ok cheers
@@leepreston232 I'm currently in South Wales near Cardiff collecting smokey quartz on siderite
@@ukgemhunters hi yes i think i know where after a fair bit of research. Heading down there tomorrow from the west midlands to see what i can find. Hope you have had some good finds 👍
@@leepreston232 had some amazing finds. Take a look on mindat, it should help out a bit
Do you have a background in geology or geography, I got the tools and the passion, but don't know what kind of places to start looking, I wanna hit up north wales as it is near by, god know what kind of minerals are to be found. Hope you do more educational videos on kind of spots to look for minerals and clues to a good site for mining, panning geode hunting etc
Hi, I don't have any educational knowledge, just self taught, same as Andy.
We have just read lots of books and just in the last few years starting to get a good grasp on things.
Try and find some books on old mining sites around you as sometimes it tells you about what they where mining for and what to find in the spoil heaps.
And take a look at local geological maps.
I know near me they did test holes so I know the depth of most bits, but only in a 2mile radius of my house
@@ukgemhunters thanks for your response, can't wait to see more content from yourselves, the more content you upload the more your channel grows, as there is not a lot of uk prospecting TH-camrs
How do you decide which geodes to crack with hammer and which to saw in half?
You can tell by a few ways, Wright is a good indicator the lighter they are the better chance of them being hollow, you get used to the weight after a while and know what to look for, also if you can hear them rattling or have water splashing around inside.
Can I find these in Scotland can anyone tell me were
Not this type, but Scotland is full of the most amazing agates.
There are lots of books and info online on where to go
Can you make money from finding these?
Possibly, they used to 30 years ago
Were in the UK? Shame noone ever says 🥺😔
Yes it is a shame, last time I posted I had found a pocket, someone went there and cleared it out.... that's why no one shares
@@ukgemhunters that's devastating! And yeah it's gutting on both parts I see your frustration, also I'm new haven't a clue were to start and no help lol 😔
Great video btw!!
@@paigey1995- thank you, what part of the uk are you in??
Currently reading lots of old mining papers on a place I have been to loads, always learning
Its a public beach. So if its public then why not disclose. Oh yeah I know why so you can find them for yourself. That is not helping that is just gloating
It's allowing you to do your own research, even the locals don't know what's there and they walk it most days.
That's because the locals aren't interested in them people walk past because there not interested I've done more with understanding crystals and what powers they hold I meditate have done for years studied just wouldn't know what they look like from natural form trust me I've done the time I'm 31 now started meditation an healing with them from 18 you are being selfish I usto urban explore to an always told people my cool places you my friend is money hungry that's what you are how you don't tell people makes me think you shouldn't be even touching them with your negativity I hope I never be in possession of one of your crystals is all I have to say
Well said we all know why he won't say but there is others on here that will tell you honey there is a nice one in Wales I'll get back to you with it I found 2
Where is this ?
Do you sell any
I do occasionally
hi, do you know if there's any place in or near Leicester where I can find geodes or agates or anything of the sort, maxing out at a 2 hour drive.
Also, I loved the video.
Wow! Great video and fabulous finds!! 👏
Ah thank you, I see you found our FB group😁
Do you know the closest place to find geodes in or around plymouth?
Great video and great finds, I've been wanting to get out to this area for a while now!
Thank you, your gonna have to wait until winter storms now as its all covered in about a foot of mud
@@ukgemhunters ah I appreciate the heads up - I'll do a bit more research and plan my trip accordingly!
They are geodes
Where did you find them ?? please tell the location
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Hi There, thank you for yet another video, where abouts is this? thanks in advance. Cheers
This is South West Uk
Hi what beaches in the uk are the best to find them please?
Scotland is good for agates, Wales and Southwest for potato's/geodes
Can you find these sort of things on any beach?
No these are formed in the dolomitic conglomerate on the south west coast
do you think it's possible to find any at dinton pastures?
Where in the world is that🤣
Anywhere in Dorset worth looking and fossil hunt at the same time
I find lots of iron pyrite ammonites
Good old lyme regis, and Charmouth