enjoyed the video....and Trudie grins ear to ear when the sieve comes out 😁.... we've been watching the web cam and the weather has been so calm and beautiful....but not so good for washing fossils out🙄....enjoy the Mary Anning weekend....and keep watching out for those crows👍
Coming to Lyme Regis tomorrow! So excited! Your videos have really inspired me. I really want to find a pyrite ammonite! I shall drop by and say hello during our stay 😊
I recommend if you go down into the beach form the sea wall go down as the tide is going out then walk far along the beach. Most people can’t be bothered to go to far so the close areas are picked clean. This guy goes really far along!
I haven’t had a look there, after the recent large landslide at Charmouth. The cliffs are really dangerous there and liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️. I will wait and see about going there when the tides are low early next week I reckon - and there is lot more of the beach that will be revealed.
Love watching your videos, I’ve been a beach comber for as long as I can remember, mainly glass and shells to make my jewellery and pictures but more recently I’ve become interested in collecting fossils after visiting Lyme Regis a few years back. Do you hold fossil hunts for adults ?
Thanks 🙏 very much for the comments. It’s great fun finding the beach 🏖️ glass especially during the Winter months for the vibrant colours! I’m going to be doing fossil walks early next year in the best of times to be out fossil hunting . At the moment the situation is believe it or not, that the mudslides are all too dry and not really activated by the heavy rain ☔️ we get in droves in Lyme bay over certain periods of the Winter . It seems to really rain a lot around Christmas I’d say and the mudslides “melt away” as the sea washes them out . That inevitably brings more fossils onto the beaches. I’m www.lymeregisfossilwalks.com
The Jurassic Coast is a great place to look for fossils at low tide . It’s a rapidly eroding coastline and the preservation of the fossils here are very good quality. There is a fossil collecting code of conduct in operation along the Jurassic Coast. Here you have to avoid the dangerous cliffs that are liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️. There are good museums around here to show you what fossils you can find and the Charmouth Heritage Centre that shows you also about how to go about fossil collecting
Thanks 🙏 for watching, it’s a very interesting part of the world the Jurassic Coast. The fossil collecting can be good at low tide when you have more of the beach to look at !
Not a lot to find today but underneath the next rock could be something wonderful, you have to keep looking, keep trying and you'll be successful more often than not.
That’s very well said Mike, exactly right ! I hope people realise that fossil hunting has good days and a lot days when you should just take in the view and hope of a good fossil find underneath the next rock !
We had a week's fossiling trip a month ago to charmouth,stayed at sea down caravan park, we spent roughly seven hours a day fossiling for iron pyrite ammonites,on this occasion found three iron pyrite clam shells,which are incredibly rare in our case as we only go fossiling there twice a year plus plenty of ammonites and belemnites.
th-cam.com/video/z2A9j2Y1PtM/w-d-xo.html A longer fossil hunting video called “ Professional Fossil Hunter.”
Ooh I been to church cliffs I found a huge oyster and it’s in prep currently I love that site
enjoyed the video....and Trudie grins ear to ear when the sieve comes out 😁.... we've been watching the web cam and the weather has been so calm and beautiful....but not so good for washing fossils out🙄....enjoy the Mary Anning weekend....and keep watching out for those crows👍
Thanks 🙏 I’m glad your enjoying the videos 😁🎥🌀🌊
Coming to Lyme Regis tomorrow! So excited! Your videos have really inspired me. I really want to find a pyrite ammonite! I shall drop by and say hello during our stay 😊
Thank you 🙏, someone was saying they found a few iron pyrite ammonites the last days - at low tide .
I recommend if you go down into the beach form the sea wall go down as the tide is going out then walk far along the beach. Most people can’t be bothered to go to far so the close areas are picked clean. This guy goes really far along!
@@DreadEnder Thank you!
Thanks for the video, I'm glad I found your channel !! :)
Thanks 🙏 very much for your comments and watching the video
Great pastime sieving,certainly had a nice handful last February 💪
Thanks 🙏 very much and even the small finds keep you going !
Will you be looking around the recent landslide at Charmouth?
I haven’t had a look there, after the recent large landslide at Charmouth. The cliffs are really dangerous there and liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️. I will wait and see about going there when the tides are low early next week I reckon - and there is lot more of the beach that will be revealed.
You've convinced me that sieving is worthwhile! I'll definitely be doing that when i return next year 😁
Thanks 🙏 those little green potting sieves even trap the tiny ammonites . It’s always fun to be finding at least something.
Love watching your videos, I’ve been a beach comber for as long as I can remember, mainly glass and shells to make my jewellery and pictures but more recently I’ve become interested in collecting fossils after visiting Lyme Regis a few years back. Do you hold fossil hunts for adults ?
Thanks 🙏 very much for the comments. It’s great fun finding the beach 🏖️ glass especially during the Winter months for the vibrant colours! I’m going to be doing fossil walks early next year in the best of times to be out fossil hunting . At the moment the situation is believe it or not, that the mudslides are all too dry and not really activated by the heavy rain ☔️ we get in droves in Lyme bay over certain periods of the Winter . It seems to really rain a lot around Christmas I’d say and the mudslides “melt away” as the sea washes them out . That inevitably brings more fossils onto the beaches. I’m www.lymeregisfossilwalks.com
@@LymeRegisFossils Thank you I’ll take a look.
Thanks 🙏
I wonder which is older? A bottle or an ammonite?
I will go for the ammonite 🌊🪨🌀
May I ask where you got the models from please, are they something you sell in your shop?
I got them from Mike Walley At EVERYTHING DINOSAUR 🦕 ONLINE
@@LymeRegisFossils thank you.
Hello
I'm 14 years old, I'm from Vietnam. How can I find amazing fossils like you ?
where should go?
What I have to do?
The Jurassic Coast is a great place to look for fossils at low tide . It’s a rapidly eroding coastline and the preservation of the fossils here are very good quality. There is a fossil collecting code of conduct in operation along the Jurassic Coast. Here you have to avoid the dangerous cliffs that are liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️. There are good museums around here to show you what fossils you can find and the Charmouth Heritage Centre that shows you also about how to go about fossil collecting
@@LymeRegisFossils
Thanks for your helpful tips
I hope to one day go there and go to Lyme Regis
Thank you 🙏
Спасибо .Очень интересно .Жалко что я не поискал аммониты когда путешествовал по этой части Англии.
Thanks 🙏 for watching, it’s a very interesting part of the world the Jurassic Coast. The fossil collecting can be good at low tide when you have more of the beach to look at !
Not a lot to find today but underneath the next rock could be something wonderful, you have to keep looking, keep trying and you'll be successful more often than not.
That’s very well said Mike, exactly right ! I hope people realise that fossil hunting has good days and a lot days when you should just take in the view and hope of a good fossil find underneath the next rock !
I finally got me a sieve 🙌😁
Excellent 👌 then your ready for the next time 🕰️ on the beach at low tide 😁 with the potting sieve !
We had a week's fossiling trip a month ago to charmouth,stayed at sea down caravan park, we spent roughly seven hours a day fossiling for iron pyrite ammonites,on this occasion found three iron pyrite clam shells,which are incredibly rare in our case as we only go fossiling there twice a year plus plenty of ammonites and belemnites.
Well done sounds like you really put in a good effort and made some good fossil finds at low tide . Thanks for your comments.
Aww yeah! Charmouth is great! I wonder if we went to the same site!?!
Hi oscar,yeah we always stay at sea down caravan park because it's right on the beach,charmouth really is a beautiful place to be.
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Thanks 🙏 very much for watching