Sunny jolly down in Boggle Hole

[@davidthomas6859]

You always have interesting videos Andrew ,as you say not always about what you find it’s getting out and the company with you ❤

[@dinoskool]

Glad you enjoyed it! The coast is a beautiful place and I love it there. It's always a bonus when I can bring my wife and dog too

[@simonmurray5126]

That shell was lovely . Last summer - on a day when there were over 16 waterfalls in the day as it was hammering down , there was a fall of about 6f with those in . Too heavy to collect - and likely to crumble ( in the soft shale ) . Boggle Hole YHA great spot too for an overnight - especially Sundays in term time for those that can do that

[@dinoskool]

The shells around Robin Hoods Bay are incredible. I don't tend to collect them but can appreciate them for their beauty. I do like the YHA at Boggle for a drink/meal as well on the walks. It's a nice stopping point. I know a few people who use the Whitby Abbey one as base for their hunts too!

[@simonmurray5126]

@@dinoskool yes - the Whitby one is great too - and near the brewery 😀. I’ve never set out to collect shells either but those were beautiful and fresh for sure

[@yashicafr]

Yup im from aberdeen and only come down to yorkshire twice a year to collect, i did walk once all the way from boggle hole to ravenscar i only started collecting at ravenscar!!! Couldnt find a thing on that walk on the beach so for me never again!!! and we need to hear from your wife next time!! Its nice to get other thoughts on collecting!!! 😂😂

[@dinoskool]

She did say she liked the little pyrite one of the bits she picked up. Otherwise she doesn't come out hunting much. She's down for 1-2 hrs but my adventures tend to be much longer and she gets bored. That's ok though as we have our own hobbies. As for Boggle Hole, I know some people who have had a lot of luck down there but think there is also a persistence required to have lots of crap days for that one exceptional find you might have there