Lobster Dock SHELLING in Maine: Finding HUGE Shells!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ค. 2023
- This episode was filmed on multiple occasions throughout 2022, and 2023 throughout portions of Downeast, and Mid-Coast Maine.
Cleaning shells is often a very enjoyable, and rewarding experience for the shell collector. Please remember to exercise specific precautions if cleaning with chemicals like Muriatic Acid, and/or Bleach.
Here is some guidance for the safe disposal of Muriatic Acid: howtodispose.info/dispose-mur...
I love the ruggedness of the cold water shells
Cold water shells will always have my 💙 - thanks so much for watching!
What gorgeous finds and scenery! Beautiful area
Visiting Maine is on my bucket list. Seeing this video and the beautiful shells you found only makes me want to go even more. Your furbaby is gorgeous!
Thank you so much for coming along on the shell adventure. Maine is an unforgettable destination!
Wish I was there. Great tG along. Thanks so much.
Wonderful beach walk !! Thank you !!
Thank you for coming along! 🐚
Very lovely video. Peaceful music and great shells. ❤
Thanks for the positive feedback, and for watching! 🎵+🐚
The beautiful Deep sea Scallop at 18:27 had some live hitch hikers, a limpet and some small periwinkles. I didn't realize this initially however, I did shortly after and I was able to place the shell back in the water so that these creatures could go on to live their lives 🐚💙
No sound but I'm enjoying the shells.
@@wandabrown3964 Hello, I have sound on my end! Maybe try re-loading the page?
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@7:49, what a gorgeous view. Oh, and the shells are fab too 😊
Bailey Island harbor! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for another lovely video. 🐚🐌🐕🥰
Thank you for the feedback, and for watching! 🐚💙
So good. Just love those wavy whelks and New England Neptunes!
Let me tell you, there's nothing like finding some of those big ones!
Thanks for watching!
Such a great adventure! Love those neptunes and scallions and the quahog.. they cleaned up amazing..esp in muriatic.. sorry the water wad freezing.. also good to see the pup!
It's quite amazing what a little bit of cleaning can do for some of these shells. Of course sometimes I prefer the character of their natural state, but it's refreshing to see the transition!
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I enjoyed that and of course seeing Yuki❤ thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for watching, friend! 💙🐕
You've taken me to some pretty nice places, but under a lobster dock?!...with cobwebs??...what kind of spider lives under the docks?...merspiders?...lol...! This was a pretty interesting trip and thanx for braving the extreme cold water~!!!!...and, again thanx for letting me tag along on yet one more adventure...in 4K...!!!
Hi shell friend! Spiders in Maine aren't harmful at all, actually they are helpful in removing other insect pests! I am so happy that you are able to enjoy all of this content on your 4k TV! Looking forward to seeing you on the next one!
I love how you alert people to not take any shells with other shells living on them. And I love your sense of adventure crawling under the dock. You are one of the best! Thank you for taking me on your adventures. I live in Ontario but spent many winters on the East coast of Florida and loved shelling sooo much. The more you learn about the shells it just gets better and better.
I truly appreciate your feedback! I am so glad to read that you enjoy this content - more shelling and beach adventures to come!
So cool!
Thats like Lake Michigan, its so cold you can get frost bit in it if you stay in, painful cold so I feel ya!
I don't usually get into the ocean in Maine in April, lol, but I had to grab some of those big ones!
Lake Michigan is gorgeous! I spent a couple days camping at Sleeping Bear 5 years ago, and it was an unforgettable experience.
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I absolutely LOVE the cleaning process. The best method I’ve found so far is actually white vinegar. Although the muriatic acid dip is more satisfying. :)
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Beautiful!
Thanks for watching! 🐚
The northern whelks remind me of the wentletraps at Sanibel! Obviously a lot larger though!
Wonderful shells 🐚 😊.
Thanks so much for watching! 🐚
@@solaceinshelling6552 You're welcome.
Thank you for the Maine videos. I hope to be moving to the Lubec area in a few years and there is nothing quite like searching for treasures of all kinds at low tide there. I would never be brave enough to go without shoes though.
The Lubec/Passamaquoddy area is absolutely amazing! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for taking us along on your adventures. I am no longer able to walk the beaches, bend over and collect the sea treasures. I love to watch your videos. Thanks again! Cheryl
I am so glad that you are able to find peace and enjoyment through this content.
You are always welcome to come along shelling, and I look forward to seeing you on the next adventure!💙
This video made my heart sing! I love the rugged beauty of Maine beaches ... and your finds were spectacular!
So happy to read your great feedback! 🐚💙
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for sharing another great video. The northern whelkes, sea scallops, the blue muscles, and the horse muscles and the moon snail was very nice. The Neptune was nice as well. It is always nice to see your fur baby with you. Thank you again for another great shelling video. Have a wonderful day.
I try to bring Yuki along as often as I am able - she's such great beach company 😃🐕
Thanks so much for watching!
Also a kiss to Yuki at 20:02! 🐕
So happy to see Yuki! And you shelling in beautiful Maine. Great shell haul!
Thank you so much for watching, friend! 🐕
I keep the ones with holes on and have strings of them around my deck..
Can you tell me what kind of beach shoes you use when shelling?
Great Video! Where is the lobster dock located? We are headed to Maine in August and would love to stop there to hunt. Thanks
Hello, there are lobster docks at almost every harbor along the Maine coast - this lobster dock is at Bailey Island!
Thanks so much for coming along and good luck on your shell adventures!
Are the rocks a natural occurrence brought in by the water or were they added to help with beach erosion?
All of those beach stones are naturally occurring - Maine is a geological wonderland! I believe many of the stones are granite, quartz, and rhyolite.
Thanks for watching!