I had to click the not suitable for kids button to activate comments for this video, I think because I say the word that starts with a C & ends in rap!! I'll have to be more ,careful in future, thanks.
Thanks Paul, for taking the time to explain your absence! Most of us thought the worst so me in particular, am glad you are alive and well. I always find your videos interesting with each one a bit different than the last. Also your comments like wanting a pint makes me laugh and very envious. I look forward to any new videos you create. Thanks very much. Cheers, Colin.
Wowzers! Great video. Lovely to be out on the beach at low tide. My favourite place to be. Great to have you back. Whatever you put up is always interesting and so watchable....... keep em coming. 🐟👍
Your videos are loved because you take the time to show people what really matters . We all need to find solace in nature and be rebooted from this crazy world which we are currently in. We all love your videos because they come from your heart 💚 keep doing what you are doing and thank you 🌞
Great video awesome channel Had my first little bass of the year from there a few weeks ago on the last cast was a happy lady lol all the best @fishingwithtednfamily
Just do what makes you happy. Hopefully we will get to see lots more of your videos and I might even bump in to you one day on the Essex coast lol. Take care!!
Great to see you back on the block mate, always an enjoyable watch. It'll be Interesting to see where you take us from here with the videos but whatever you decide I'm sure you'll make it work. I wish you all the best,and look forward to the next notification 👍
Glad you are back fella, in whatever form or whenever you post vids. Quantity is is not the be all and end all of you tube mate. I enjoy your vids, from the fishing ones, the foraging ones, this type of one or any other that is on the horizon. They all have something to offer and if we get to smile and learn a few things on the way then great. Crack on doing what you have to do in life and if and when you get time to post up something I will be watching it. Stay safe.👍
Great to see you, Paul, fantastic inspiration. I missed these, but have added the bell notification now so don't miss any. You may think your editing isn't all that good, but it's loads better than my kayak fishing ones.
I’ve seen that when out on the coast round Shoebury way foraging but not taken much notice of it. But will now on the back of that. I’ll wander out there myself on a forage sesh and check it out, especially with is history. Thanks mate another interesting & informative vid 👍
I've not done the walk to Mulberry, but living in Shoeburyness I regularly walk out from East Beach to the end of the boom at low tide. Like yourself, I've noticed a shed load of cockles. Salted a few holes that look like Razors, but no luck yet! They are somewhat elusive for me so far! Love it though.
Andrew thanks, I've had a couple of razors over at Chalkwell but they're not as prolific or as easy to extract as in the South West, can you actually reach the end of the boom?
@@shorefishingessex thank you! really appreciate your efforts and content. Yes indeed got myself out beyond the boom at low tide, but not ventured much further. Still learning the tides as it stands, so keeping it at small steps at present. Will share some photos at some point!
Great vid mate, really interesting. I'll be looking forward to your next one whatever it may be. Your channel, John Locker's and another one or two have turned me into a proper foraging nut - much to my girlfriend's delight (she's a patient woman) - so obviously I'll be especially keen on anything like that, but like others have said, I'll be watching whatever you make as your vids are always interesting and insightful and you've got a great way of presenting stuff. Thanks a lot for all the work!
About a month or two back, someone walking far out from Thorpe Bay ended up in quick sand, coastguard was called out, Air Sea Rescue helicopter, fire brigade, you name, they were all out there trying to free someone from the quick sand, so you should always have your whits about you when taking a stroll out there, enjoyed the video 👍
Alf, I suspect whoever that was didn't have a clue, I would take anyone out there without any worry at all, all you have to do is have some kind of savvy, I climbed Pen-Y-Fan in the Brecon Beacons & saw some stupid person attempting the climb in jelly shoes!! Like on the way back from this walk I saw two couples, beer bottles in hand making their way out to the wreck when everyone was making their way back when it was getting dark!! If you don't know how to read a tide table & are even not aware that tides occur at different times every day, you definitely shouldn't be anywhere near the sea, some people are beyond help!!
Mulberry harbour is a floating/sinking temporary harbour to unload ships in shallow water , floated into position then water allowed in to sink / stabilise , then the top of the harbour is used as a road for vehicles to get to shore. Just think of a mini pier that can be moved around. Those two sections known as the mulberry harbour are two sections that on removal, got stuck and after much effort to remove where left where they sat. Not a shipwreck as many people think.
I think most of the way we think and do stuff changed during the lockdown, we compensate to stay sane. Great to see you back and do you ever find any "historical stuff" that get washes out of the Thames?
Fran to tell you the truth I'm not really looking for that kind of stuff but occasionally something catches my eye, I've found knives, bottles & clay pipes in the past though, I try to edit the videos down to as short as possible so some stuff gets left out, if I find anything really interesting, I'll try to feature it, thanks.
I had to click the not suitable for kids button to activate comments for this video, I think because I say the word that starts with a C & ends in rap!! I'll have to be more ,careful in future, thanks.
Good to see you back mate! Always enjoy the uploads. 😌🎥👍🏼
Why thank you!! Nice to be appreciated, will try to deliver more content, all the best pal!
Thanks Paul, for taking the time to explain your absence! Most of us thought the worst so me in particular, am glad you are alive and well. I always find your videos interesting with each one a bit different than the last. Also your comments like wanting a pint makes me laugh and very envious. I look forward to any new videos you create. Thanks very much. Cheers, Colin.
Colin thanks my friend!
Wowzers! Great video. Lovely to be out on the beach at low tide. My favourite place to be. Great to have you back. Whatever you put up is always interesting and so watchable....... keep em coming. 🐟👍
Nigel thank you brother!!
Your videos are loved because you take the time to show people what really matters . We all need to find solace in nature and be rebooted from this crazy world which we are currently in. We all love your videos because they come from your heart 💚 keep doing what you are doing and thank you 🌞
Roxie wow!! thanks for the kind words!
Really brilliant seeing you back I really enjoy the content, it’s stuff I can understand and it’s interesting to see
steve thank you!
Good to have you back
Thank you.
les thank you sir!
Nice update Paul - saty safe & well mate. 👍😉
Trampster you to, thank you!
interesting and informative keep them coming well done
Jude Cat Thank you!
Great video awesome channel
Had my first little bass of the year from there a few weeks ago on the last cast was a happy lady lol all the best @fishingwithtednfamily
Stevie thank you & well done with the bass!
Excellent mate. Keep em coming
Cheers Tel!
Hi guys, real stuff at the end.
Brave man sharing emotions that we all have.... You. /. We. Are not alone.. Thank you from all of us
les thank you!
Love your videos Paul hope your keeping safe
Stephen you too, thank you!
@@shorefishingessex i thought you had left RUclips once
Just do what makes you happy. Hopefully we will get to see lots more of your videos and I might even bump in to you one day on the Essex coast lol. Take care!!
Carrianne you never know! Thank you!
Great to see you back on the block mate, always an enjoyable watch. It'll be Interesting to see where you take us from here with the videos but whatever you decide I'm sure you'll make it work.
I wish you all the best,and look forward to the next notification 👍
weekenderfisher 1984 thank you!
Good to see you back 👍
TheJnexus thank you!
Great video as always stay safe fella 👍
Mick thank you!
By far one of my favourites on utube
gavin thanks pal, you are too kind!!
The part about the garden really had me there, glad that you are all good at the end
Ardy Thank you!!
HELLOO, great to see you back, sir😁🙏👍👍, looking forward to your videos, so down to eath and just, aww great..love It, 🙋♀️🏖️😊
Bell D, let's see if I can live up to this hype!!
@@shorefishingessex haha, just relax, No pressure, 😂😂👍
Great vids mate 👍
SI PA thanks!
Love all your videos mate keep it up
Andrew thank you!
Glad you are back fella, in whatever form or whenever you post vids. Quantity is is not the be all and end all of you tube mate. I enjoy your vids, from the fishing ones, the foraging ones, this type of one or any other that is on the horizon. They all have something to offer and if we get to smile and learn a few things on the way then great. Crack on doing what you have to do in life and if and when you get time to post up something I will be watching it. Stay safe.👍
95l3 kwak thanks for the kind words.
Great to see you, Paul, fantastic inspiration. I missed these, but have added the bell notification now so don't miss any. You may think your editing isn't all that good, but it's loads better than my kayak fishing ones.
Patrick thanks, will have to check your channel out!
I’ve seen that when out on the coast round Shoebury way foraging but not taken much notice of it. But will now on the back of that. I’ll wander out there myself on a forage sesh and check it out, especially with is history. Thanks mate another interesting & informative vid 👍
Steve thanks, give it a go!
I've not done the walk to Mulberry, but living in Shoeburyness I regularly walk out from East Beach to the end of the boom at low tide.
Like yourself, I've noticed a shed load of cockles. Salted a few holes that look like Razors, but no luck yet! They are somewhat elusive for me so far!
Love it though.
Andrew thanks, I've had a couple of razors over at Chalkwell but they're not as prolific or as easy to extract as in the South West, can you actually reach the end of the boom?
@@shorefishingessex thank you! really appreciate your efforts and content.
Yes indeed got myself out beyond the boom at low tide, but not ventured much further. Still learning the tides as it stands, so keeping it at small steps at present. Will share some photos at some point!
@@andrewowens4231 Cheers might try it myself one day, I've toyed with the idea in the past!
@@shorefishingessex might be worth a video pal! Let me know how you get on if you do it
Great vid mate, really interesting. I'll be looking forward to your next one whatever it may be. Your channel, John Locker's and another one or two have turned me into a proper foraging nut - much to my girlfriend's delight (she's a patient woman) - so obviously I'll be especially keen on anything like that, but like others have said, I'll be watching whatever you make as your vids are always interesting and insightful and you've got a great way of presenting stuff. Thanks a lot for all the work!
Jake thanks pal!
Great video
Thomas cheers pal!
About a month or two back, someone walking far out from Thorpe Bay ended up in quick sand, coastguard was called out, Air Sea Rescue helicopter, fire brigade, you name, they were all out there trying to free someone from the quick sand, so you should always have your whits about you when taking a stroll out there, enjoyed the video 👍
Alf, I suspect whoever that was didn't have a clue, I would take anyone out there without any worry at all, all you have to do is have some kind of savvy, I climbed Pen-Y-Fan in the Brecon Beacons & saw some stupid person attempting the climb in jelly shoes!! Like on the way back from this walk I saw two couples, beer bottles in hand making their way out to the wreck when everyone was making their way back when it was getting dark!! If you don't know how to read a tide table & are even not aware that tides occur at different times every day, you definitely shouldn't be anywhere near the sea, some people are beyond help!!
Brilliant watch and brilliant your back need too get the rods out next and do catch and cook
Baby steps buddy just great too see your thing all very interesting
@@alanevans6363 Many thanks!
you are so gret the way u are, dont change, you are a real original, ❤️❤️❤️😊we love watching you driftng about, this is better than tv.. HURAAA💪💪🥀😊
Bell D you are way too kind, thank you!!
Take your time, the videos are class man...
the kid thanks pal!
Mulberry harbour is a floating/sinking temporary harbour to unload ships in shallow water , floated into position then water allowed in to sink / stabilise , then the top of the harbour is used as a road for vehicles to get to shore. Just think of a mini pier that can be moved around. Those two sections known as the mulberry harbour are two sections that on removal, got stuck and after much effort to remove where left where they sat. Not a shipwreck as many people think.
Turbo gig Woof, thanks for the information!
love the vidoes
John many thanks!
Keep it up mate
The one & only Lee Booker, thanks pal!
Nice video,good on you at the end.until next time.
Brian thank you!
Mate u could film yourself washing the car & it'd be interesting! 😂
Eddie thanks pal!
Good to see you back man! Your absence is completely understandable. Guess we've all been up to the same
Paul thank you!
Takeaway✔️beerr✔️shore fishing Essex☑️ thanks for sharing geeza!
Martin lol!! You're more than welcome mate.
Just do wot makes ya happy m8 😁
And good luck and all the best wot ever you decide to do.
aron thanks mate!
I think most of the way we think and do stuff changed during the lockdown, we compensate to stay sane. Great to see you back and do you ever find any "historical stuff" that get washes out of the Thames?
Fran to tell you the truth I'm not really looking for that kind of stuff but occasionally something catches my eye, I've found knives, bottles & clay pipes in the past though, I try to edit the videos down to as short as possible so some stuff gets left out, if I find anything really interesting, I'll try to feature it, thanks.
Cool bananas, next time take a stick to the mulberry, there must be fish in the deep water surrounding the wreck
John I have thought of this in the past!!