Very nice Ronnie, very nice! The Best Fossil Hunter here... Hey good to see you on here again; always nice!! Anyways, wondering if you still have any fossils from Rio Dell/Scotia sitting around you don't want anymore; clams and snails to be exact? I'd love for some of your collection to end up here at the California Academy of Sciences or UC Museum of Paleontology!
I live in Grimsby right on the mouth of the river Humber and one of the biggest fishing ports in the UK many years ago, it was not unusual when the boats came in for them to have tusks or associated fossils on the decks. You would be amazed at what gets dregged up from the North sea and used to arrive on the boat decks....
@@rbfossils4954 cod wars finnished the industry round here Ron, lucky if you see a sniby or trawler nowadays the docks are empty used to be moored three abreast in the old days but it is now mainly waste land.
Very nice Ronnie, very nice! The Best Fossil Hunter here... Hey good to see you on here again; always nice!! Anyways, wondering if you still have any fossils from Rio Dell/Scotia sitting around you don't want anymore; clams and snails to be exact? I'd love for some of your collection to end up here at the California Academy of Sciences or UC Museum of Paleontology!
Hi Wayne, good to hear from you. and yeah, I've still got fossils from Humboltd County laying about
I live in Grimsby right on the mouth of the river Humber and one of the biggest fishing ports in the UK many years ago, it was not unusual when the boats came in for them to have tusks or associated fossils on the decks. You would be amazed at what gets dregged up from the North sea and used to arrive on the boat decks....
I was wondering if that still happened. I havent been in the 'business' for quite awhile.
@@rbfossils4954 cod wars finnished the industry round here Ron, lucky if you see a sniby or trawler nowadays the docks are empty used to be moored three abreast in the old days but it is now mainly waste land.
@@fossilsoft One thing we can count on in this universe, and not always good change