Finding Dinosaur Footprints On The Beach (64)

[@dharmaqueen]

You really are such a tonic Dan, especially in such lovely setting, when you've had a rotten day, and you come on, all smiley and happy and SO interested in everything around you, it really brings a wee ray of sunshine into dreary Scotland.

[@TheRebel531]

Dan....you have a pretty good singing voice! Keep practicing, you may become a famous singer!

[@RigmodsModding]

that wavey rock was the old shore millions of years ago, amazing

[@elifoust7664]

Man for all season,geologist,crooner,gold hunter....humanitarian

[@paulaestcourt9184]

What a brilliant place, isn't nature beautiful. Thank you for all your wonderful work.

[@cision5007]

I didn't know anything about metal detecting until this Dan fellow taught me. You have a school in your pocket. You can learn anything at any time on youtube. We live in the future!

[@iggleigster2885]

Jurassic Dan the fossil man

[@AdiSneakerFreak]

What a beautiful setting and weather. It's good to be alive on days like these.

[@silverrain7466]

Another good vid Dan and I loved your song, looking forward to your next one and Thank You for the work you are doing for the kids.

[@willbejamming1532]

Nice video. Your editing keeps getting better and better. I liked the beginning music/video cuts and the wave action with your singing (also not bad). I half expected a "ponder" on the cliffs, as you do. Keep up the good work.

[@nicolajoyce5837]

Fantastic video. What an amazing place. Thanks Dan.

[@tracyjamestavares3255]

U da man Dan !. We luv ya . Thanx so much for taken us . Yr the arms n legs for sum of us . Many blessings and much luk on yr hunts

[@jessloo5969]

This was a great one. What a beautiful day and place.

[@docholliday5439]

@ 7:20 Singing Deep Digger Dan !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are a Real PROFESSIONAL.......

[@hercule1610]

Cool! I especially enjoyed seeing the fossil of the future. Wink!

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

we have dinosaur prints a few miles from our ranch in texas..look up glenrose texas dinosaur prints..they look the same

[@CatalinaThePirate]

You're in rare form today, Dan! You must have slept well. Truly a beautiful day and a fascinating area. You actually found a DANosaur fossil bottom print! XD Looking forward to more. GL&HH, and as always, PLEASE travel safe! d8^)

[@KentHunterRB]

Glad you enjoyed my local area on your adventure around the coast. On more than one occasion i've seen huge parts of that cliff come falling down, glad you were wearing your safety hat! Great video, look forward to the next!

[@triac777]

Safety, it is a very professional thing to do. I'm glad you are wearing a hat.

[@djpuffthethird]

The last time I went to Pet Level was in 1999 . That was November too . Was with the Ravensbourne Geological Society at the time . Rocks are likely to be Lower Cretaceous . Tunbridge Wells Sandstone with Wadhurst Clay on the top , Possibly Hastings Beds in the area too . I've found Lepidotus Fish Scales and Teeth there , but you also get Shark teeth in those rocks too . Nice Bivalve fossils at 9.27 . The same light grey sand is at Rock a Nore Hastings . Sometimes it's so weak , you can crush it in your hands . There's also a White harder and grainer sand rock too . There is a Gastropod down them ends called Viviparus . Fossilised sea bed , thats the way topped rock . I got cut off by the tide at Eastbourne back in the early/mid 90's . I had to climb up a chalk cliff . Unlike you I was in a lot more danger . If I hadn't had a massive screwdriver , hammer and one tiny ring of metal sticking out of the cliff . I possibly wouldn't be here to day . Very cold and shivvering . Had to haul myself over the Ivy on the top of the cliff after I warmed up a bit . Also a Grand Design house at Pet Level . The day i went there in Nov 1999 . The weather was great for me too .

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

beautiful

[@tammiewilson5185]

Beautiful rock formations! This is a fun video Dan! You had me laughing out loud 😅

[@timeandtide.m.d.5542]

great video again Dan...hey you are now a Paleontologist as well as a Geologist .Wow a Man of many talents ;) lol ... keep up the good work and HH .. Terry

[@oladydigger8352]

Yay!!!! You're doing an amazing job Dan!! And thankyou for the song!!!!

[@TheGoddessLillith]

You're in the best school Dan, the school of life! Enjoy and thank you for sharing your experience with us! By the way, you should do more singing and even add some dancing! I'd like to see that! XxOh and at the end of the trip you should print a little coffee table book of just your quotes LOL you're getting quite an extensive collection of very interesting ones! 😂

[@soniak9135]

Love it when you Ponder.

[@intellegence63smart]

WHOA! That introduction was something out, Dan. Good work on that!

[@SPaul301]

Love this guy funny as hell mate! Made my night lol

[@LlamaMonster]

Ooh nifty, historical stuff. Good times.

[@smithk6977]

Great Vid👍 What a beautiful area. Loved your dinosaur fossils and your singing🍻. Always entertaining👏🙋

[@davidfrazier1186]

Thanks for the Adventure.

[@brandonfisher639]

Another 3D classic! You crack me up Dan!

[@takefive4291]

The big peices of beautiful, smoothed stone looks like weathered limestone.

[@chrishildreth3996]

Before you noticed that rock chair, I was thinking that those rocks would make beautiful garden furniture, and statues.

[@MisterTeach]

With the hat, you could easily rebrand yourself as deepdiggerdinosaurdan. (Given your innate knowledge too!)

[@oipearman]

That red and brown stone you found the other day was a brick with some mortar on it, mate. Love your videos, good luck with the rest!

[@modestadventurers]

It's been awhile since you've done a bird Dan lol. Atb.

[@freddieeatsgoldcoins]

Hi Dan, Stunning beach & cliffs....cheers,G:)

[@christopherwoodcock8535]

Africa pushed upward, but the land was pushed up and raised. What you see used to be a lot lower down and has a chalk layer on top, which has now eroded away. None of the Pett area was African. I’ve been here many many times as I live locally. I love the area for Fossilling as well as for its Geology

[@pattyfarghaly1821]

one of my very favorite Christmas songs. lol.

[@stevewebb1652]

yes dinosaur prints great job

[@markdenison9568]

Well Dan your outing to Cliff End was close to the truth, the trees under the sea are about 5,000 years old. England used to be attached to France. The cliffs are, wait for it br.......120million years old in the Cretaceous period. Those bubbly things were fossilised bivalves (cockles). When you get home see if there's a club near you that would lead you in the right direction of fossils. I will be by Galley hill Bexhill tomorrow at about 10-00am with the hound. Kia Ora.

[@garywhelton9304]

At 4:27 that may be fossilised dinosaurs poop . A man of many talents you are sir , not a bad song at all .

[@joelburns3538]

Occasionally when hunting pastures one runs across non-fossilized evidence that cows have been there. The rocks in the sequence beginning at 4:25 appear to be fossilized evidence of a dinosaur's presence in the past. Stand proud man, you have found your fossils!

[@robplotts9412]

Looked like a nice day dan .hg&gl

[@MrCrazee23]

Get in...!

[@Angelbringerofdeathtomysorrows]

12:10 I'm in Utah and it does look like it lol. so much excellent fossil hunting here :) I'm really enjoying your interest. metal detecting AND fossil hunting?!?! Get in!!!!

[@mastocytoma1]

I saw the seat right away lol. My laziness is strong!

[@cortinatrain]

great video as always Dan if you get time you should do a bit of stone balancing look on the net its like a art thing but looks great once you know how its done you should find a lot of fossils at Charmouth if your going there hope it helpsanyways best of luck to you

[@PorkChopExpressBK]

You doodoo birds?!? Good lawd, man! What have you been eating?!? GL & HH, my friend. Brian

[@calambria100]

It looks really beautyfull over there :)

[@MrKmoconne]

They should fire all the scientists and hire Deep Digger Dan and Anne Elk. They know science that I can understand!

[@russellpointer4731]

Get this on a record !!!!!!!!

[@stephaniemccoy6562]

You are so funny. You said you didn't find Jack... What about Jill....LOL

[@surreyanglia268]

Pett Level is a lovely place to explore

[@hardyakka6200]

nice area Dan. You did have a bit of shallow sea bed there at one point. Remember the rippley rock ? Also that worn stone embedded in that sandstone was very interesting. You called it a dragons head. You did okay mate. Pity you never detected for dino. deniers.

[@iggleigster2885]

Dan u the man. Get iiiiiiiiiiiin!

[@tarstakars]

the "bumby bits" could very well be fossilized rain drops, sounds weird but it happens...

[@H4WK6969]

"I do birds but not bird birds" - Dan 2016

[@damianjones7554]

crackin video Dan

[@OldSkoolF]

Just keep it up!!!

[@workwithnature]

At 6:50 a fossil human foot print :)

[@dbabyzo]

here's a good read Dan: www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/10/27/499579906/researchers-say-theyve-found-a-bit-of-fossilized-dinosaur-brain

[@bigsky12001]

Hey Deep Digger Dan, if you've ever seen the movie Jurassic Park where they took the DNA out of the mosquito that was trapped in Amber. That give you a ideal. Thanks for your hard work.

[@georgieboy1958]

I'm making a donation on the strength of that cliff song

[@lewisjones8794]

First like and comment

[@claytonkirkham418]

Lewis Jones no ur not

[@matthewblaszyk4405]

It's not even Halloween and he's singing Christmas songs.

[@Daniel-gi3jo]

Oh the irony, birds and fossils...

[@bobikzielarz]

goodadventure

[@gordonjones4705]

Run the gauntlet dan

[@rebeccafox8230]

Miss u and your ginger m8

[@llamamanism]

`I don`t know` I really don`t know` I have no idea` I`m not sure, I don't know about anything really` not professional but you are funny

[@samgodfrey3146]

On the second page of the instructions Dan, there is a spelling mistake on the first line. It says EACTLY not EXACTLY

[@benwiderski3417]

professionally dumb! lol i love it

[@No1UnicornHunter]

I don't do birds. Well I do do birds...

[@cuddles6938]

I never understand how British people sound so American when they sing, haha.

[@o0motorhead0o]

"I don't do birds" lol 😅 it's been a WHILE

[@RyanCVAOT]

you do do birds but not birds? ;) we get ya haha.

[@demonocracy5]

Those pesky Roman unsolidified 'bags of cement'.

[@docholliday5439]

@ 4:30 giant fossilized dinosaur poo !!!

[@jansen202]

Jurassic coast in Dorset is ok for fossils

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

amber looks like thick dried honey..almost clear...youre doing greatttttttttt

[@shaunhall4961]

Black granite Dan, it's not an egg hehe

[@tomvanmalsen6223]

dinosaurs had feathers.

[@h-f2377]

Scientific consensus says birds are actually one of the last lineages of "dinosaurs", a lot didn't go "extinct"... ;P

[@diggerash7325]

Game of thrones is the best dan cant wait fo next season but if you dont dig ill tell ya what wd happen on season 2 ,dig those gold atta shore mate

[@jubileejulie4722]

Please let me help you with some of your questions. Just watch Kent Hovind's Seminar on Creation, it is absolutely enlightning. Sisterly love.

[@elifoust7664]

Is that a dog cookie?

[@toddhunter5693]

amber is to be found in baltic sea poland

[@Bolram]

lol, only a wise man can admit he knows nothing about anything ;) keep up the great work Dan, Cheers, from Canada

[@billybob1151]

Wonder what Dan did with the money his Mom gave him for singing lessons? Great video Dan!

[@paulaestcourt9184]

Could the last rock you found be a geode. Crack in half and see.

[@dharmaqueen]

Its alright we don't know anything either, but its fun to come along with you. Maybe you should go to Uni and do some serious studying, you would love it, and you would get a full independent student loan.

[@CplSkiUSMC]

Those sure do look like dinosaur prints Dan. See the BBC article: www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-kent-22706747

[@georgieboy1958]

Deep fossil Dan ?

[@henrys3629]

I don't know, I don't know. I don't know why there's 9 dislikes.

[@MrJonashjensen]

dinosaurs are birds

[@jomon723]

You do look like a bird watcher

[@jlarsjansson4702]

Edmontosur

[@jomon723]

Actually to north america, not Africa

[@CookingWithCows]

Are you saying the UK is african? I thought they didn't even want to be european! Can't choose your continent :P

[@Lewis_T93]

Cooking With Cows Of course we'll always be European. There's a huge difference between the continent and the union. We voted to leave the European Union not the continent Europe.

[@CookingWithCows]

Lewis Thompson oh but quite a lot of brits reject the idea of having anything at all to do with mainland europe, contintent- and culture-wise, not politically. Plus there are a minority of crazy people who think that voting against the EU means they will "leave europe" (funny image of someone screwing a big outboard motor on the east coast and driving the UK out into the ocean :P )

[@iggleigster2885]

Less of the Brexit negativity, this is not the place for it. Lets all get our hands in our pockets and dig deep to make some childrens wishes come true. Peace to you all x