Phil is such a good sport. Like the true gentleman that he is, he went down the river to pick up the object that you spotted. Just like my husband he is always obliging to do most of whatever that i want. Great video and love you two always. God bless! Tammy🌻
Hi you two, It is very relaxing to watch and listen to your videos. The places you visit are interesting and Phil’s background commentary is superb. Keep up the good work. Have a great Christmas and a healthy and happy New Year. Rob from Adelaide.
What a lovely day at the beach, watching you river larking has made us really miss the summer! It's too cold now for Oscar to be walking down rivers- as he always manages to get water in his wellies (to be fair to him, he is quite a bit shorter than the average river larker) We're eagerly awaiting spring to get back in the water, but for now we'll stick to watching your adventures! Kate x
Thanks Kate :) Aww, not fun for Oscar to be getting wet wellies in these temperatures. We were hoping to go for a lark tomorrow but it's not looking good as we have had torrential rain, so the rivers will probably be too full to get it!
@@LetsgowithTheJohnsons Oh no! Usually we get excited about heavy rain as it means fresh treasures may have been unearthed at our usual spots... but it's less helpful when river larking is concerned! Hopefully it just means that there'll be new and exciting things for you to find when the water has dropped down again- silver linings and all :)
Love the blue and white great for mosaics and jewelry making!! Fun vid, Beautiful scenery, my DNA is from Wales Northern England, I have been to the UK and Scotland all my heritage and some Irish also, small amount of Norway, I truly love treasure hunting it is one of my passions metal et detecting etc...I just love history and well as you know the thrill of the Hunt The unknown 👍👏👏😍
Glad you liked it Catherine. Your DNA is interesting, as many Irish people fled poverty, including the great famine of 1845, and a lot of people from across England moved into Wales during the industrial revolution and with the sinking of super pits in the late 19th century... so lots of us are probably a similar mix including Norway, thanks to the well traveled Vikings 🙂 100% agree with the thrill of the hunt and the magical way bits and pieces can build a bridge to the past. Thanks for watching. Stay safe 🙂😎🐼
What a lovely area, i really enjoy water be it sea,river, lakes and brooks very soothing and love to hear theb gull calling and such good company , very enjoyable video, i too like shells and learning about fossils and other finds best wishes to you both 😊❤xx
They are the most expensive wellies I have ever had, but they have lasted longer than any others and are still going strong. I do put my wellies through their paces, so needed to come up with a longer lasting solution.
Thank you 🙏 mr.and mrs Johnson it’s very beautiful there .seems like a nice place for a Holliday.!,! Lol yes if I get out and about Swansea seems like a port of call there I enjoy the videos..I don’t get out only I the Doctor wants to see me for bad news ..! Would love some Tea ☕️ or Coffee .. maybe a bite of hard Cider.. love some honey mead well you Two have a wonderful day and evening. Too night sounds like some Cornish game hens .. with someRustic reds potatoes and carrots 🥕.. and cool ice tea . Thank you 🙏 Blessings..
I'm enjoying your adventures so much!! Mrs. Johnson I love your accent. Mr Johnson is such a gentleman. I love going larking with you, please keep the videos coming!!
I truly enjoy watching watching all your mudlarking adventures. You go places that an ordinary tourist would never go or see. I love all the off the beaten path places that you travel to find treasures. Merry Christmas from Alabama USA!
Aw lovely - never been to the Mumbles, obviously heard about it, but had no idea it was so pretty and how nice to be almost on your own. Have to go there again! Intro very good, too - I do hope folk from overseas enjoy that too?!
Thanks :) We haven;t spent a lot of time there, but think we will have to go more often as it is so pretty and , as you saw, relatively peaceful :) Phil loves history, and we are hoping that lots of other people will enjoy it too :)
@@LetsgowithTheJohnsons History & heritage are such precious resources and so particular to an area thus so worth promoting, because that's partly what makes a place special and sets it apart from a similar-looking place! I imagine it would be a different story, so far as the serenity goes, in July & Aug, but still lots of sand when the tide goes out & the river looked very healthy - so nice to see sand, pebbles, shells & the odd sea glass (which I DO love) rather than aluminium cans, plastic bottles, fishing line, rope, shopping carts... :( I still think your weather sounds foul, but hope it clears up for the Festivities! Have a lovely Christmas! 😊👍🥂🦘✨🐾⛸💎🎅🍒 thou I'm not sure we'll have fresh cherries this Xmas...
@@SmallWonda Yes, it does get very busy in the summer, but is still beg enough to absorb all the people without looking like the Costa del Sol lol We hope you have a lovely Christmas too :)
Great fun 😁I just started mud-lurking in New Zealand because the grass is so dry here this time of year, so the mud flats here we come , new sub here 👌😁
Only 1681, huh? Here in America if a bridge is from 1987 we consider it an antiquity! I mean, some houses here in Chicago are from as early as 1970! ; )
Nice to catch up with you both. Do you ever take the bricks home, you'll have enough to build an extension soon. How are plans going with buying a camper van? Dyf and I are still searching for a replacement for our last one, just can't seem to find the right one.
Thanks both :) Phil used to take the bricks home, but we aren;t going to take them in the camper, so leave them in place for another mudlarker to discover nowadays. It's almost time for our 365 countdown to retirement, so seriously getting to look into all the implications. Of course, we now have to wait to see how Brexit will affect our plans. It should all be sorted by then., so we can make final plans in the Autumn :) I hope you find your dream van soon. It must be out there, just well hidden :)
Thanks MsDigs65! We only covered the parts you saw on the video, as we took so long wandering around that bit and enjoying the scenery. I think the Swansea area will warrant another video. So many pretty parts.
Hi guys; A seashell beach is a good biotope for sand-eel, but I don't see around any puffin, cormorant nor gannet to eat them !! Is there an explanation to that or just because of the cold weather ?? Warm greetings from Morocco.🤗
Hello Abdelhak :) I'm not sure if it is the temperature, as they tend to live on the Atlantic. Saying that, we do have freezing cold winters in Wales, so maybe they don't like that. A shame, as I'd love to see a puffin in its natural habitat.
Another brilliant video how long do you stay out making these videos ? Love those striped wellies and enjoyed watching you walking in the mud on the beach proper mud larking
Thanks wellies & boots :) How long we stay out all depends on how far we have to walk and how prolific the finds are. We were in Swansea for about 3 hours from start to finish. I love walking in the mud! Very therapeutic :)
Enjoy your videos, from Denmark, just want to know why, are all mudlarkers so crazy about pottery, with blue on it ? Are all People in uk making mosaik ?
Hello there in Denmark :) I suppose we love blue and white as there is so much plain pottery around here that it is always a nice treat to see that splash of colour :) I think a lot of people make mosaics and some make jewellery from it too.
Let's go with The Johnsons! Thank you so much for your reply, 🌸 not much here to be found, but once in a while, i find small bits of pottery, but all other sais its rubbish, bet they dont watch mudlarking 😄 i must say i smile every time eighter of you say " here" it sounds so funny, i really enjoy your videos, im a Fan .... 🏆
Hi guys ..a great adventure you had ! ...I recently did a river walk over 3,afternoons .and evenings .and found loads of goodies ...Inc fantastic Victorian pottery ginger beer .old advertising tray ..golf balls galore pottery coins etc..our video is an hour long ! I got caught in a flood !! .if you would check us out please ..that would be cool...and comments very welcome.I also like old bricks and have them in my garden.I get my old bricks from skips !!! Love your talks and Welsh accents.!,best wishes Adrian and Simon.
Hello. I'm one of you're newer subscribers. I live in the states and had to do my own bit of research when I saw the sign for Harve de Grace, MD, and you were across the Atlantic. I live in MD, about a hour away from there. My mom was actually born there. Any who, stay safe. Have a good one!
It's great to have you with us, and thanks for subscribing, and for sharing the info. Lovely to see a connection with your mom... it is a small world! Stay safe 🙂😎🐼
Disappointed ☹️ Ye didn’t found a ball Just joking 🙃 Weird how all the broken pottery gets in to the rivers and streams Ohh broken my cup and plate, lets trow it in the creek lol 😂 Nice one Big D
It wouldn't seem like a real mudlark without a ball lol Sometimes, old waste dumps get washed into the rivers when the banks erode. Other times, it is a case of things just getting thrown over the garden fence into the river as they had no waste removal service all those years ago. Terribly irresponsible, but makes for great mudlarking :)
I'm not sure how they do it but other mudlarkers set up a store on there TH-cam channels and sell some of what they find! I'd love to have a little piece of Whales. ,! 🙄
Hello Dawn from California! Thanks :) No, we don't need a permit as long as the river isn't on private land. It's a different story if we wanted to go to the Thames. There you definitely need a permit. One day. I'd like to mudlark on the Thames.
As a local fossil collector, Im afraid to say you're very, very unlikely to find fossils in Blackpill. The geology at Blackpill is simply not fossiliferous. If you want to look for fossils in Swansea/Gower I'll happily give you some locations or sites to investigate. 😊
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I'm always so excited when a new video pops up - I absolutely love watching your adventures!
Thanks MsPudwina! So glad you enjoy the videos :)
Phil is such a good sport. Like the true gentleman that he is, he went down the river to pick up the object that you spotted. Just like my husband he is always obliging to do most of whatever that i want. Great video and love you two always. God bless! Tammy🌻
Thanks Tammy :) It sounds like you have a lovely husband too.
I love that beach. It seems like it's very tranquil.
Yes, it was very tranquil Dawn, but the incredible thing is, we were only a few hundred yards from a major 4 lane highway... Nature is amazing 🙂🙃🐼
I love the seagull and wave sounds...a great addition to my Friday night wind down after work!
Thanks Catherine :) Glad you enjoyed it.
Recently discovered the Johnson's! I enjoy your wanderings!
That's great Verna, welcome to our Channel 🙂😎🐼
I just love to watch your adventures and relax. I feel so happy with each discovery and learn a lot about history. You two are wonderful!
Thank you so much for such an encouraging and lovely comment... It's great to have you with us on our adventures 🙂🙃🐼
Hi you two,
It is very relaxing to watch and listen to your videos. The places you visit are interesting and Phil’s background commentary is superb. Keep up the good work. Have a great Christmas and a healthy and happy New Year. Rob from Adelaide.
Thanks Rob :) So glad you enjoy watching our videos. Happy Christmas to you and yours too :)
I love both of your accents when you are talking! Absolutely beautiful!!!! I enjoy watching you find your little treasures! 💙😊💙 I LOVE seashells to!!!
Thank you Becky!
What a lovely day at the beach, watching you river larking has made us really miss the summer! It's too cold now for Oscar to be walking down rivers- as he always manages to get water in his wellies (to be fair to him, he is quite a bit shorter than the average river larker)
We're eagerly awaiting spring to get back in the water, but for now we'll stick to watching your adventures! Kate x
Thanks Kate :) Aww, not fun for Oscar to be getting wet wellies in these temperatures. We were hoping to go for a lark tomorrow but it's not looking good as we have had torrential rain, so the rivers will probably be too full to get it!
@@LetsgowithTheJohnsons Oh no! Usually we get excited about heavy rain as it means fresh treasures may have been unearthed at our usual spots... but it's less helpful when river larking is concerned! Hopefully it just means that there'll be new and exciting things for you to find when the water has dropped down again- silver linings and all :)
Fancy running in to you here. It seems we have very similar tastes in adventure videos 😊
@@picklehead68 Haha, hello! It seems we do! :)
That is very interesting information about Swansea
What wonderful roman brigde!Hello from Rome Italy ❤️
Hello Anna in Rome! GLad you enjoyed seeing the bridge. it would be so easy to miss it but it has such a long history!
Another interesting fact about Swansea day.there was at one time,a forest there,and you can still see the petrified tree stumps on the beach.
Oh wow Alun! I didn;t know that! We'll be sure to have a look for them next time we are there :)
Low tide. Needs to be about 11-13@@LetsgowithTheJohnsons
Lovely trip! Thanks for taking us along. Always great to spend time with you two!💕
Thanks Jackie :) Glad you enjoyed our trip.
I do enjoy your historical bits. Please do continue.
Thanks Joseph :) Glad you enjoy the videos.
Those lovely shells are driving me crazy...I would just have to experiment for a designer’s dream use
They were rather nice 🙂😎🐼
Love the blue and white great for mosaics and jewelry making!! Fun vid,
Beautiful scenery, my DNA is from Wales Northern England, I have been to the UK and Scotland all my heritage and some Irish also, small amount of Norway, I truly love treasure hunting it is one of my passions metal et detecting etc...I just love history and well as you know the thrill of the Hunt
The unknown 👍👏👏😍
Glad you liked it Catherine. Your DNA is interesting, as many Irish people fled poverty, including the great famine of 1845, and a lot of people from across England moved into Wales during the industrial revolution and with the sinking of super pits in the late 19th century... so lots of us are probably a similar mix including Norway, thanks to the well traveled Vikings 🙂 100% agree with the thrill of the hunt and the magical way bits and pieces can build a bridge to the past. Thanks for watching. Stay safe 🙂😎🐼
What a lovely area, i really enjoy water be it sea,river, lakes and brooks very soothing and love to hear theb gull calling and such good company , very enjoyable video, i too like shells and learning about fossils and other finds best wishes to you both 😊❤xx
Your so right Janice, there is something powerful and wonderful about water, it is so relaxing. So glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching 🙂😎🐼
Wow! I checked out the wellies using your link, and I didn't realize how spendy they could be! They must be worth it, though!
They are the most expensive wellies I have ever had, but they have lasted longer than any others and are still going strong. I do put my wellies through their paces, so needed to come up with a longer lasting solution.
Thank you 🙏 mr.and mrs Johnson it’s very beautiful there .seems like a nice place for a Holliday.!,! Lol yes if I get out and about Swansea seems like a port of call there I enjoy the videos..I don’t get out only I the Doctor wants to see me for bad news ..! Would love some Tea ☕️ or Coffee .. maybe a bite of hard Cider.. love some honey mead well you Two have a wonderful day and evening. Too night sounds like some Cornish game hens .. with someRustic reds potatoes and carrots 🥕.. and cool ice tea . Thank you 🙏 Blessings..
Thank you :) Yes, it is very beautiful, well worth a visit. Sounds like a great meal to have. I hope you enjoyed it :D
Diolch! Brought back many childhood memories. I used to go there with my late father. Then on to Joes for an ice cream. x
Thanks avalonjuince. So glad to have brought back those happy memories for you :)
Thank you for another adventure. Such a beautiful day too.
Thanks Debbra :) It was a lovely day :)
I love watching your videos!
The acoustics seemed really good underneath that bridge 🌞🦋🏵️
Yes, but Caroline won't let me sing, firstly because of copyright and secondly, because I can't sing 😆
@@LetsgowithTheJohnsons if you wish to sing, you shall 🤣🎤 or scream 🤣
Looks fun! Love watching from Michigan!
Thanks Carol! Glad you enjoyed the video :)
Hey! Me, too
I thoroughly enjoy your introduction and your theme music is easy to hum along with. All in all a very pleasant well spenttimetime
Thanks Nancy :) So glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for sharing another great outing and sharing all the history of the areas you visited. Looking forward for your next outing.
Thanks Alan :)
love the videos aways look forwould to the next
Thanks Docking bay 51 :)
Thankyou for sharing your trip. Glad you got some sun on this one.
Thanks Sarah :) Yes, the sunshine was a real treat!
I'm enjoying your adventures so much!! Mrs. Johnson I love your accent. Mr Johnson is such a gentleman. I love going larking with you, please keep the videos coming!!
Thank you Dawn :) So glad you enjoy the videos. Another video will be along on Friday, with my first mosaic!
Thanks again for the day out🦘
Thanks Misty Mint :)
Love the shells ! Happy Holibobs !
Thanks Jane :) Happy Holibobs to you and yours too :)
Looks like loads of fun! Wish I was there. Happy New Year from Minnesota 🇺🇸
Thanks Deanna and a Very Happy New Year to you!
I love the music you use, such beautiful blue skies. Big fan from Australia 🇦🇺
Hello 23dlmiller from Australia :) Thanks! Being outdoors under a beautiful sky is a great way to spend a day :)
I liked the river to the beach and back again!! What a nice lark/comb!!
This Fridays video includes a river and the sea too. Hope you enjoy it 🙂
@@LetsgowithTheJohnsons Awesome!! Thank you so much for letting me know!!!! 😊💚🇺🇸🇬🇧
I believe the name oystermouth, derived from the fact that at one time there where huge oyster beds in the area,and became contaminated and died out.
Thank you Alun! You are very knowledgeable :)
Funny how your “sinking” reminded me of the time I got caught in quicksand on the Peace River (ancient river) up in Northern British Columbia.
Quicksand!!! That sounds scary Dyanne ... thanks for watching 🙂😎🐼
Hi both ....the mumbles 😁such a scenic place x
Hello there Dawn :) It is very beautiful :)
I truly enjoy watching watching all your mudlarking adventures. You go places that an ordinary tourist would never go or see. I love all the off the beaten path places that you travel to find treasures. Merry Christmas from Alabama USA!
Thanks Loretta from Alabama :) We love to find hidden places and secret paths. Merry Christmas to you and yours too!
What a beautiful spot.
Thank you Temper Hollow :)
I just adore you 2!
Aww, thanks Mary :)
First time i have seen your video. A pleasure to watch and i am pleased you clean as ya go. Good health and happiness to you both
Thanks world of woo lol :) Glad you enjoyed the video :)
I LOVE how you narrate your videos!! You should read audio books too, I think!!! Thanks for taking us along ; )
Thanks EB A :) Glad you enjoyed the trip. Audio books, mmm, now what could we read I wonder?
Love your videos!
Thanks June AngelPews :)
Aw lovely - never been to the Mumbles, obviously heard about it, but had no idea it was so pretty and how nice to be almost on your own. Have to go there again! Intro very good, too - I do hope folk from overseas enjoy that too?!
Thanks :) We haven;t spent a lot of time there, but think we will have to go more often as it is so pretty and , as you saw, relatively peaceful :) Phil loves history, and we are hoping that lots of other people will enjoy it too :)
@@LetsgowithTheJohnsons History & heritage are such precious resources and so particular to an area thus so worth promoting, because that's partly what makes a place special and sets it apart from a similar-looking place! I imagine it would be a different story, so far as the serenity goes, in July & Aug, but still lots of sand when the tide goes out & the river looked very healthy - so nice to see sand, pebbles, shells & the odd sea glass (which I DO love) rather than aluminium cans, plastic bottles, fishing line, rope, shopping carts... :( I still think your weather sounds foul, but hope it clears up for the Festivities! Have a lovely Christmas! 😊👍🥂🦘✨🐾⛸💎🎅🍒 thou I'm not sure we'll have fresh cherries this Xmas...
@@SmallWonda Yes, it does get very busy in the summer, but is still beg enough to absorb all the people without looking like the Costa del Sol lol We hope you have a lovely Christmas too :)
Great fun 😁I just started mud-lurking in New Zealand because the grass is so dry here this time of year, so the mud flats here we come , new sub here 👌😁
Great to have you along for the adventure Leah
Lovely xx
Thanks Lesley :)
My absolute pleasure, as are all your vlogs x
On the cone shaped metal... my thought was a wheel hub to a larger piece of machinery?
Ah yes, thanks Kerri! It could well be :)
Only 1681, huh? Here in America if a bridge is from 1987 we consider it an antiquity! I mean, some houses here in Chicago are from as early as 1970! ; )
I know. 1681....Hardly old enough to gather any moss lol We are very lucky to be surrounded by history :)
Love your videos and happy holidays to you both!
Thanks! A Happy Holidays to you and yours too :)
Prize for BEST DRESSED MUDLARKER goes to Phil🥇🏆🏅❗
Wow!! I've won something... Hooray! 😄 Thanks for watching 🙂😎🐼
Nice to catch up with you both. Do you ever take the bricks home, you'll have enough to build an extension soon. How are plans going with buying a camper van? Dyf and I are still searching for a replacement for our last one, just can't seem to find the right one.
Thanks both :) Phil used to take the bricks home, but we aren;t going to take them in the camper, so leave them in place for another mudlarker to discover nowadays. It's almost time for our 365 countdown to retirement, so seriously getting to look into all the implications. Of course, we now have to wait to see how Brexit will affect our plans. It should all be sorted by then., so we can make final plans in the Autumn :) I hope you find your dream van soon. It must be out there, just well hidden :)
Its a wonder u wasnt taken by a 16ft croc while walking in that stream...we got them in cardiff 😨
Fortunately, the Mumbles has been declared a crocodile safe area ;)
Wahay great day out thanks, did you take a stroll along the mumbled Mike while you were there ?
Thanks MsDigs65! We only covered the parts you saw on the video, as we took so long wandering around that bit and enjoying the scenery. I think the Swansea area will warrant another video. So many pretty parts.
I still can't find the fb page what's it called please
Beautiful scenery. I love the walks with you ♥️
Glad you enjoyed Margie, we love having you with us... Take care 🙂🐼😎
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Here I am talking to you in a year old video
It's great when people go back to the older videos Dyanne 🙂😎🐼
Hi guys;
A seashell beach is a good biotope for sand-eel, but I don't see around any puffin, cormorant nor gannet to eat them !! Is there an explanation to that or just because of the cold weather ??
Warm greetings from Morocco.🤗
Hello Abdelhak :) I'm not sure if it is the temperature, as they tend to live on the Atlantic. Saying that, we do have freezing cold winters in Wales, so maybe they don't like that. A shame, as I'd love to see a puffin in its natural habitat.
Did you keep the bricks?
I'll have to check, I keep as many as I can, but sometimes it's too far to the car 🙂😎🐼
Another brilliant video how long do you stay out making these videos ?
Love those striped wellies and enjoyed watching you walking in the mud on the beach proper mud larking
Thanks wellies & boots :) How long we stay out all depends on how far we have to walk and how prolific the finds are. We were in Swansea for about 3 hours from start to finish. I love walking in the mud! Very therapeutic :)
It's actually 4 lane road, 30mph speed limit, nowhere near highway.
Enjoy your videos, from Denmark, just want to know why, are all mudlarkers so crazy about pottery, with blue on it ? Are all People in uk making mosaik ?
Hello there in Denmark :) I suppose we love blue and white as there is so much plain pottery around here that it is always a nice treat to see that splash of colour :) I think a lot of people make mosaics and some make jewellery from it too.
Let's go with The Johnsons! Thank you so much for your reply, 🌸 not much here to be found, but once in a while, i find small bits of pottery, but all other sais its rubbish, bet they dont watch mudlarking 😄 i must say i smile every time eighter of you say " here" it sounds so funny, i really enjoy your videos, im a Fan .... 🏆
Hi guys ..a great adventure you had ! ...I recently did a river walk over 3,afternoons .and evenings .and found loads of goodies ...Inc fantastic Victorian pottery ginger beer .old advertising tray ..golf balls galore pottery coins etc..our video is an hour long ! I got caught in a flood !! .if you would check us out please ..that would be cool...and comments very welcome.I also like old bricks and have them in my garden.I get my old bricks from skips !!! Love your talks and Welsh accents.!,best wishes Adrian and Simon.
Thanks both :) We find more golf balls in some places, I wonder if that means the golfers there are not so good lol
Hello. I'm one of you're newer subscribers. I live in the states and had to do my own bit of research when I saw the sign for Harve de Grace, MD, and you were across the Atlantic. I live in MD, about a hour away from there. My mom was actually born there. Any who, stay safe. Have a good one!
It's great to have you with us, and thanks for subscribing, and for sharing the info. Lovely to see a connection with your mom... it is a small world! Stay safe 🙂😎🐼
Disappointed ☹️
Ye didn’t found a ball
Just joking 🙃
Weird how all the broken pottery gets in to the rivers and streams
Ohh broken my cup and plate, lets trow it in the creek lol 😂
Nice one
Big D
It wouldn't seem like a real mudlark without a ball lol Sometimes, old waste dumps get washed into the rivers when the banks erode. Other times, it is a case of things just getting thrown over the garden fence into the river as they had no waste removal service all those years ago. Terribly irresponsible, but makes for great mudlarking :)
I'm not sure how they do it but other mudlarkers set up a store on there TH-cam channels and sell some of what they find! I'd love to have a little piece of Whales. ,! 🙄
Thanks Kathy. Maybe we will get an Etsy shop in the future :)
Love your videos from California! Do you need a permit to lark in these areas? Happy mudlarking!!
Hello Dawn from California! Thanks :) No, we don't need a permit as long as the river isn't on private land. It's a different story if we wanted to go to the Thames. There you definitely need a permit. One day. I'd like to mudlark on the Thames.
Motorway
are you still detecting like your vids with tom
We still have the detector but have become hooked on mudlarking, so rarely get out to detect. Maybe in the spring we will get back to it :)
As a local fossil collector, Im afraid to say you're very, very unlikely to find fossils in Blackpill. The geology at Blackpill is simply not fossiliferous. If you want to look for fossils in Swansea/Gower I'll happily give you some locations or sites to investigate. 😊
Thank you Phil, that's very kind of you. Perhaps you could email us (mudlarking@aol.com) 🙂😎🐼🐼
This must be a popular song. It's the theme song of another vlogger. Thing you could find your own?????
We quite like this tune at the moment and it is very popular with many of our viewers :) We'll have to get the other blogger to change theirs lol