It's amazing how you can tell where did the rocks come from. I never thought about that before, I just saw random rocks everywhere. :D

@Treasurehunter11001

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For sure there’s many natural processes that can move rocks around from their original origins

Great video and great finds 👍🏼 love the sea urchin 😄

@Treasurehunter11001

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Thanks for watching yeah what a cracker of a Micraster

Some incredible finds there! Well done

@Treasurehunter11001

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Thanks for watching really happy with these finds !

Superb film making! Each video gets better. Hope we are going to see you up yorkshire and beyond soon

@Treasurehunter11001

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Thanks mate appreciate the comment, I think I may have gone slightly too abstract at the beginning 😂 but anyways. Thinking back I remember I did bump into you at Kettleness before you had your KZread channel I believe. Will be back at Yorkshire at some point

another good video keep them comeing

@Treasurehunter11001

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Cheers Ian you are in this video where is say I don’t know who that is down there but they are really keen 😂

Awesome! I love the little ⭐️

@Treasurehunter11001

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it a nice one thanks for watching jb !

nice finds, I think this block with the pebbles could come from the Miocene, so a molasse stone.i come from switzerland and you can find deposits like this everywhere in our midland,mostly they contain shark teeth and bone fragments.

@Treasurehunter11001

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Oh cool Tom thanks for that info I didn’t realise you were from Switzerland

@fossil-freak_tom

Жыл бұрын

yes i am from switzerland but i have been coming to england and wales with my family for years to enjoy your island and to relieve you of some fossils...😁

@Treasurehunter11001

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😂 nice work !

Coastline is amazing. And all to yourself.😁

@Treasurehunter11001

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Yeah I know you would think after all these videos it would be crowded

Good stuff Simon as always.

@Treasurehunter11001

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Thanks Tony hope you are doing well , found anything lately ?

@tonynicholls6311

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@@Treasurehunter11001 Nothing too exciting from here but were in Dorset before Christmas so quite a few Ammonites. Had a day at Hunstanton last week but nothing from there. Doing South Wales in a couple of weeks. The fossiling is supposed to be quite good there so fingers crossed. Must try and arrange a meet up.

@Treasurehunter11001

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@@tonynicholls6311 South Wales, also that north Somerset area is quite good , yes have to catch up

Lovely finds ,and the whole beach to yourself ❤️

@Treasurehunter11001

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Cheers David yeah surprised I haven’t influxed the beach with Visitors

Am I supposed to look for Hertfordshire pudding stone in Norfolk then 🤔 What a beautiful rock, no doubt on that porphyry either. Great finds!

@Treasurehunter11001

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😂 yeah I reckon , that’s the first piece I’ve found of that Hertfordshire, Norfolk Pudding stone

@Bones_and_Stones

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@Treasurehunter11001 I did 2 massive quarries in Hertfordshire and have not seen a piece 😆 Do you have Instagram or other means of sharing pictures? I might have beaten you with porphyry size in Poland, but that's still in a field where I found it. Not really a plane language friendly size 😉

That’s 100% pudding stone. I live in Hertfordshire, I have some, and there’s a massive one in St Michael’s village in St Albans. I’m sure you can find a photo if you check online 👍🏻

@Treasurehunter11001

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Thanks Rebecca was hoping it was pudding stone

Rewatched the video and I do remember the pudding stone and you telling me about it and I've got a small pudding stone with red peppering

@Treasurehunter11001

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yeah I think that was the first day I saw you down there , red peppering is cool

The rock thats on at 4m:24s is called Breccia i found a massive piece locally to me, it was roughly 3ft round

If you have a muddy rock, try rubbing it on the sand in the water it scrubs it clean easier than washing it by hand. Was it a Hildy? Very Nice Micraster echinoid 😀

@Treasurehunter11001

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Thanks for the advice Maggie yes it is a hildi I am trying to prep it right now but there’s literally no distinction between where the rock finishes and the fossil starts just completely sticky

Hertfordshire pudding stone

I don't suppose your willing to share some of the beaches you visit in Norfolk? It's about a 2hr drive for us but it's on my list to visit again after a dissapointing trip a cpl of weeks back :)

@Treasurehunter11001

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East of Cromer , it can be disappointing took around a month to find all the things in the video

@marieshields5327

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@@Treasurehunter11001 looks like i will need a few day trips to Norfolk this year. Amazing finds & love watching your videos

@Treasurehunter11001

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@@marieshields5327 yes for sure multiple days will give you a better chance and also rough seas that remove the sand , thanks for watching

Where are you at?

@Treasurehunter11001

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East of Cromer