Coral cay exploring! What a adventure.

[@phrayzar]

No people, no schedule, no too much chatter or BS, just beautiful Australia at its best. My kind of thrip and channel.

[@darenkroon661]

I really enjoy your videos, please keep them coming. Almost 40 years ago I got a chance to go to Tonga for a couple weeks with the Army unit I was in. We built a building to for a couple large generators. That trip still stands out as one of my best military experiences. We were on an island that was only about 2 acres of land. When i wasnt working, I would roam around the shore. I didn't find any floats but I did find two very large clam like shells. I look at them many times a day when I walk into my front room where they have been displayed for many years. Every time I look at them I think of that trip. It was such a wonderful experience in my life.

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

You enjoy them, does sound wonderful

[@redpoppy2764]

Another great adventure, thanks for posting. The green bottle was a cool find too , how old would that have been..

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Thanks. I would say over a hundred years.

[@Janmification]

Two piece mould pressed. Probably pickles. Nice find.

[@kenmilne2379]

Yr dog loves the sea, see raising up as the waves came in ! Love the way he scoots under the branches and poor ol' dad has to climb over ! Love the scenery ! 🐕🐕🐕 ❤

[@travcat66]

That square glass was a wall tile, I’ve seen them in Bathrooms and dividing walls

[@ЕленаАалала]

Здравствуйте и привет вам из Казахстана , Курорт Боровое ! Как красиво у вас и тепло !!! У меня тоже такая собака по кличке Малыш , он у меня Ди акт уже семь лет . Я спасла его от живодёров . А после , я узнала, что эта порода собак малинка ! Очень умный пёс и любимый . Всего вам доброго и светлого !!!

[@americanwoman9342]

Enjoying the natural sounds of ocean waves, seagulls along with the crunching of sea shells or coral..

[@patifagan6774]

Love your videos

[@freddypflugbeil6]

Looks hot and dry at the island makes me thirsty for a cold one. Thanks for the show From New York

[@fairyGrandmother]

Thanks for another great walk about! Hugs!

[@redwood9741]

Thanks for the video Alaska

[@markthomas3730]

you pass up ALOT of valuable driftwood pieces and Aquarium rock ...you must be a Millionaire !

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Yes they would be valuable to the right person. But I think fresh air and a good walk is better value

[@ginahorton7105]

Omgosh those clams and that urchin 😮😮😍

[@gordbaker896]

6:40 Glass Block for building translucent walls. Mortar is used. THANKS for no 'music'. Great Glass Finds.

[@anonymous-sus406]

06:46 looks like a glass window brick for privacy

[@jean-francoislemieux5509]

one thing that would be a great addition to your chanel is a map of wher you are exactly... its so beautiful

[@LindaManey-g2j]

Do you ever see other ppl on your journeys? This was a beautiful place for your journey today.. love your videos!!!!!

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Very rare to see any one

[@BoetaFritz]

It is a glass for a window yeah if you want to build a glass house use that one's for bricks that Square thing is actually at last brick

[@katsierra4476]

I really like seeing the ground

[@maniachill3069]

Hello from Maine, USA

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Welcome!

[@dennisames7952]

new sudscriber great channel wish the sound was a bit better

[@brendafite]

The glass is used in buildings to let light in. You should have kept it

[@nickgillon2625]

That was a glass brick Mate

[@mickeymelton66]

Do you think a zodiac type boat would be easier for beachcombing? Run it right up onto the sand, etc. just wondering.

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Not for me side walls just to soft for up creeks and rocks.

[@GerryMosliAdventure]

very nice friend.

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jackiejustice7633]

Nice.

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Thanks!

[@James-ru4jx]

Here in the southern USA ,people call colored glass on display on window sills or bottle trees; " redneck stained glass" ha ha,guess i'm a redneck.

[@samdef6213]

😂😂😂😂

[@samsungyukleme5997]

👍👍👍Наслаждение просто

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Nothing but fresh air it's beautiful

[@vickiemaree]

I want to come with you and beachcome. ! 😊

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Well if you're ever in the cape. Cape York that is.

[@vickiemaree]

@@obsessedbeachcomber I'm a few miles away Gold coast Qld but who knows 😀

[@Олексій-ш7у]

Відео з чудовими краєвидами прекрасне, але дуже сумно бачити як людство засмічує і знищує природне середовище.

[@williamkrise2583]

What do you do with them when you get home

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Look for a place to put them, space is in short supply in my house

[@pamrice9649]

What's on this beach that you're walking on?

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

Broken dead coral.

[@sharongatenby7094]

I'd like to know where this is

[@zyxw2000]

Would you be able to turn on the CC? I'm not accustomed to your accent.

[@kymmarshall1116]

I understood every word he said, you’re obviously not Australian.

[@zyxw2000]

@@kymmarshall1116 The whole world isn't Australian, but people worldwide watch videos. I'm American.

[@CelsoCustodio-n1j]

Venha o teu reino ou teu governo seja feita a tua vontade de Deus aqui na terra como já é feita lá no céu não haverá mais morte nem guerras a terra será um paraíso

[@2983734]

Please describe more of what you are finding from the head of the HOLLER IN KENTUCKY ,I don’t know what the items are ,thanks for this channel

[@JimNichols]

Terrible audio... mediocre video and one of the best YT channels out there because of the real content post by a real person that loves what he does.... Thanks mate for the adventures seen through your eyes!

[@anitae]

I have a hard time hearing what you are saying.

[@jeanettecoleman-mz7ie]

Never any boats out there in your videos.

[@obsessedbeachcomber]

The boat sticks to the shipping channel, not many get close to the coastline

[@steverosse]

God, I wish I could understand what you're saying. Please buy a mic.

[@gordbaker896]

And turn off the 'music'