The Osmington Bay Litter Duel

[@Ladybird0073]

Can you share with us the gear you used, scale, clip sticks etc? Would you advise on wearing gloves for hygiene and safety?

[@AtomicShrimp]

The grabbers are these: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0722GF318 (useful that they fold down and can fit in a backpack) The bag hoop is this one: bhl.co.uk/handy-bin-bag-holder-DC493635.html - some of these are quite expensive for what they are, depending on where you shop for them - it wouldn't be that hard to make something out of a piece of springy wood or a broken hula hoop or something. This one is very lightweight, which is a good feature. Gloves weren't really necessary as I didn't need to handle any of the rubbish (except the big pieces I suppose) - might be worth wearing rubber or leather gloves if it's a muddy location, or just if you feel more comfortable wearing them. One risk to be aware of is sharps - used hypodermic needles, blades, etc - not something I have ever encountered on the beaches I visit, but other places have this as a risk. Broken glass is about the worst risk here.

[@FiveRustyNails]

That type of grabbing stick is much enhanced if you replace the rubber cups with crown bottle caps

[@mikehawes4935]

@@AtomicShrimp shop around for rings the better handy hoop full plastic ones that fold to hold the bag can occasionally be found for cheap prices.

[@Gunnart]

@@AtomicShrimp mak budgert video

[@AtomicShrimp]

@@Gunnart I did one just last week

[@Terraphice]

It's cool to see Jenny becoming more involved in the channel and more comfortable appearing directly in videos over time.

[@LordmonkeyTRM]

Jealous of Eva getting all the limelight 😂

[@Ch1pp007]

I wonder if she's taken early retirement or something and has more free time for Shrimp work.

[@Kanch992]

@@LordmonkeyTRMcringe

[@LordmonkeyTRM]

@@Kanch992 yes not to mention corny, cheesy stale, fb mom ah...

[@mgratk]

Thanks Mike and Jenny!

[@falalaffel]

You two have no business being this wholesome.

[@nunnabeeswax2397]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@DatBoiSchwally]

Retirement goals are forming from this delightful duo and their antics

[@aquatics117]

When I was suffering quite badly from depression and anxiety one of the things I would do is litter pick the beach, you get exercise, fresh air and walk alway feeling like you've accomplished something.

[@KismetLizard]

Seconded. And when you have the bag of rubbish you can literally see the difference you made. It's very affirming.

[@mikehawes4935]

Its wonderfully therapeutic, but quite addictive to do, once you start you can#'t get enough I've won award for the amount of bags I have collected - best year 2021 1400 bags

[@Shaun.Stephens]

I agree but part of the reason I'm depressed and anxious some times is that I can't afford to get to a beach. :-/ I'd love to be closer to a beach.

[@mikehawes4935]

@@Shaun.Stephens I live in Walsall the furthest from a beach, we never stop cleaning up

[@Shaun.Stephens]

@@mikehawes4935 Good for you! Alas I'm not in a financial position to travel far. Cheers.

[@jonmurph589]

Mike, you need a litter picker in each hand - then you will be far more shrimp like

[@nunnabeeswax2397]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MsAnpassad]

No, being Shrimp like is more like picking it apart and enhancing it by some contraption. 😉

[@Deipnosophist_the_Gastronomer]

🦐

[@kxtji]

​@@Deipnosophist_the_Gastronomer🦐

[@m.5018]

Everybody Wins because of people like Jenny and Mike THANK YOU!! This should be an Olympic Event .

[@rman229]

pointless waste of time

[@m.5018]

@@rman229 There are arguments for that . There are similar arguments for much of human activity. If it does no harm and is of good intent it’s perhaps the best we can hope for.

[@rman229]

@@m.5018 maybe you are right

[@molybdomancer195]

It is a sport. The Japanese have created it and it is called spogomi

[@strangelyunusualify]

@@rman229 Nothing is pointless if it brings joy and purpose to people while tidying and freshening an environment for nature and people alike to enjoy. Will more rubbish get blown in? Sure. Will it need continued upkeep to stay clean? Of course. But if just one person did a little bit of picking occasionally, that's less rubbish than there would have been otherwise. Never pointless if you're making even the tiniest bit of progress.

[@CineMiamParis]

Unashamed to be wildly off-topic and remark that Jenny has got the loveliest beach hat! You both bring so much joy. Loved the video as always.

[@Arismas]

That intro made me actually laugh! Jenny is a true treasure and I'm so happy she's participating more with us fools.

[@graythelion]

I have fond childhood memories of 'industrial beachcombing' strangely enough. My parents used to own an old campervan (just 'old' then, probably collectable now) and we'd often pick up interesting or useful finds off of remote beaches - those large fishing crates seemed plentyful; back at the campsite they'd be a pretend Row-boat or Dinghy, and then once home they'd be thouroughly cleaned and used for garden/garage storage. I'd never given it much thought really, but perhaps we did a little bit of good even back in the 90's...

[@oddoccasion]

This is what KZbin needs more of, genuine people been people and just enjoying life. It’s so refreshing and nice to watch your videos as it shows Maby a slight bit of hope left on KZbin

[@paddysmyth90]

Sensational intro. Grade A content as always, Shrimp.

[@sandrosliske]

That was the sweetest glove slap I have ever seen.

[@jeffknott1975]

You know these have been together a long time by the way they eat together in silence lol absolutely nothing wrong in that just shows no need for small talk....love it 🫠

[@kitkat88816]

Lol sometimes it’s nice to enjoy someone presence and the view rather then mindless talking

[@MadManManderly]

Truly a battle for the ages! And it's lovely to see some great, public spirited content.

[@papayer]

Hey Mike, if you're reading this, give Jenny a big ol' hug on our behalf and tell her we love and appreciate her. Thank you.

[@kookylass2594]

Really enjoying these videos where we see a little more of Jenny, she managed to dodge us for so long lol.

[@jingdono]

When you show views of beaches it always flips me out, because I live in a coastal Australian city, and our beaches are completely different! They are firstly very sandy, and secondly surrounded by dunes (when they haven't been massacred by development). So your beaches are absolutely different to ours. Such an interesting view :)

[@AtomicShrimp]

We have sandy beaches with dunes too. I just don't tend to go to them

[@saafiiiraa]

You pay a deposit for refillable bottles (and also beer/soda cans) here, meaning they're never left for long somewhere - because if the original buyer discards it, someone else will always pick it up and exchange it for money.

[@debbiehenri345]

If only we had the same thing in the UK! The amount of plastic bottles casually discarded on the beach and along roadsides is disgusting.

[@jakesecondname2462]

​@@debbiehenri345England, Wales, and Scotland are all actually implementing deposit return schemes soon

[@frenchiestfry9045]

@@debbiehenri345 I've noticed Farmfoods where I live now has a machine where you can get a coupon in exchange for plastic bottles and cans. Haven't tried it though, I don't know what the returns are

[@tokul76]

As long as bottle is not damaged beyond recognition by scanners. @frenchiestfry9045 you pay money when you buy stuff in plastic/can/glass and you get that money back as discount to next purchase. Return is 100% :) 10 euro cents per bottle in my part of EU.

[@bobmcguffin5706]

@@frenchiestfry9045 I've seen a similar thing, but there's only a chance that it gives you a voucher. I've scored a few times and got a voucher for a mealdeal which is kind of nice

[@whitbydragon9619]

THAT INTRO! I'm in bits, I picked up the 5 pieces idea from you when I go to a beach, so thank you.

[@Pinkstinkie]

Jenny coming out of her shell is a wonderful thing to behold.

[@daceyrainbow5402]

I suffer with depression and anxiety attacks just watching you calms me down so when ever I feel low I just watch your videos I just wanted to say is thank you keep up the good work

[@barbaravoneitzen7367]

What a great idea, to clean up Mother Earth and still having fun. Looking forward to another challenge.

[@cathyl.9453]

I replayed the intro 10 times before watching the rest and lol'd each time! The slap "challenge" then the look on Shrimp 's face - perfect! Wonderful video!

[@xxPenjoxx]

5:03 Amen, good sir, amen! Wonderful idea and I was glad to see you answer the equipment question so others can try their own litter duel. Excellent amount removed, you two and thank you for sharing the beautiful view

[@cullbe]

Hi Mike, I'm loving these little duels between you and you and Jenny, they genuinely bring a smile to my face and warm my heart. Keep them up they're fantastic. Maybe you could even get your kids or grandkids in on it and make it a big family competition. I'm from Australia we have something once a year called Clean Up Australia Day where thousands of people volunteer all over Australia to pick up rubbish, but if more people did what you do and just take extra rubbish with them when they leave or just pick rubbish up if they see it, maybe we wouldn't need it. Thanks again for the great content, it really makes my week. 😀

[@hilarysoloff8936]

That is a great type of beach walk and community service - nice one👍🏼 I generally take a bag with me when we go on a walk on our local beach for exactly this purpose. As you have said in relation to other things, you eyes really become attuned to what you are looking for and so I am sure I see rubbish others wouldn't even notice as they walk along.

[@mikethedigitaldoctorjarvis]

When i go metal detecting on the beach,i also take the rubbish as i go !

[@hilarysoloff8936]

Nice to know there are a number of us doing this!

[@theslayermon]

I have never figured out how to describe this channel. Wholesomely silly is the best I have come up with

[@Saruzeufel]

I realy like these videos. You are doing something good but you are so genuine about it. Most people (especially on KZbin or other social media) come across as pretentious or preachy when doing things like collecting litter. But you manage to hit that sweet spot where it is this "a good deed a day" thing while also having some fun with the whole duel against each other. Also: absolute relationship goal to become a couple that has some friendly competitions even after many years of beeing together and beeing able to laugh about it.

[@kaitek666]

you guys are wonderful. after moving to the uk around 9 months ago, it's been way easier to love the life here by watching your videos and gaining inspiration on what to do the next weekend. truly epic.

[@jamesgostling9635]

Mike, this is such a nice thing of you both to do! If the world were full of people like you and Jenny, it would be a truly wonderful place indeed.

[@Rei-Rei]

This is like watching a first person game in which you play a conservationist dalek.

[@Slartyfartblarst]

Well-done! I started litter picking at the beginning of the year. I litter pick locally, so basically Surrey beauty spots, open spaces and certain National Trust sites. I haven't litter picked a beach yet, but I probably will, as and when I visit one. Of course most of the plastic I collect inland would reach the ocean, and given enough time, ultimately join one of those enormous circulating gyres or garbage patches. I graduated from a carrier bag to a rubble sack (which lasts at least a dozen trips). I made my own bag hoop out of some welded square mesh I had left over from a project. What amazes me is that people go to beautiful places and yet spoil it by leaving their shit there. (mostly but not entirely metaphorical). Litter picking the detritus left behind soon reveals the places where the doggers have been doing what doggers evidently do. Some of the stuff I collect is along the roadsides which means it will most likely have been thrown from motor vehicles. Some is left by picnickers who just got up and walked away, leaving everything after their meal. A percentage of dog walkers need to be called-out for their selfishness and stupidity, specifically those who think it’s OK throwing bagged faeces into the undergrowth (where they think nobody will notice) and allowing their dogs into wild ponds, thereby spreading invasive plants like New Zealand pygmy weed (Crassula helmsii), even when there are notices about the role of dogs in spreading this nasty, damaging weed. The world needs many more litter pickers. If everyone stopped dropping litter and collected some on each and every trip, the problem could easily be solved.

[@ian-c.01]

A lot of plastic gets into the sea through carelessness and weather action, some does come from boats but a lot comes from poorly designed litter bins that empty out when the wind picks up ! The short lengths of propylene string is often the result of boat props contacting submerged fish nets, usually nets are discarded when they snag something and being really huge can reach from the rocks on the sea bed up to the surface. They can stay there for years and every time a boat passes over more pieces get chopped off !

[@debbiehenri345]

I do reuse those oil drums as pots for growing vegetables (my garden soil is fairly shallow and very rocky, so potatoes don't do well in the ground. But they do very well in these drum-pots). However, I did like what you did with this one, Mike! I have shelves of art, decorating and sewing stuff, and my son is terrible for arranging all his computer components - and no shelf is used to its best potential. Reusing drums to keep things tidier in the spare room is a perfect idea. Glad to see the beach is tidier - but it just may be that a local group might have done a clean-up just recently. If my locality is anything to go by, rubbish always reappears pretty quickly. It's only tidier if I go out directly after a local volunteer group has beaten me to it. However, 5kg of plastic less on the beach is still great news - especially that fishing line. You only have to look at a few Ocean Conservation Namibia videos to see how terrible fishing line is for sealife. By the way, anyone else planning to reuse oil cans either in or out of doors - Remember that white and clear cans seem to be less UV stable. All of the drums in these two colours have perished very quickly for me and are probably better used as in this video as 'tidies' inside garages/sheds. The blue ones seem to last for years and years out of doors. I've containers turned into potato-pots that must have been outdoors for around 15 years now, and a couple of them have clearly been knocked about in the sea for a long time. Black and green ones also seem to have a very long life.

[@karamia1392]

My friend and I cleaned our local beach here in Western Australia many times whilst walking our dogs and used exactly the same pick-up sticks as yours ! Loved the video xo

[@davesaxonfields6752]

The first 10 seconds made me proper belly laugh - great work team Shrimp!

[@lettuceman306]

Man, this channel is always just so wholesome. I feel like not enough older men take the time to enjoy the little things like Shrimp does. Wisdom and confidence of an older man, curiosity and playful intrigue of a teenager. That's the way to do it.

[@lukeguy6091]

I live nowhere near this area but I'm grateful to you guys for doing that, if more people used there free time to do things like this we'd live in a much better world. Competitive litter picking is a great concept, could be great motivation. Imagine living in a world where there's so little litter that the litter picking contest has to be pre planned by leaving things to pick up by the contest organisers

[@monanarts3726]

The glove-slap was completely unexpected and wonderfully timed to hit my funny-bone in jsut the right way. XD This episode had some very cinematic treats, thank you.

[@dajosh42069]

I just wanted to say, thank you again. Your videos are often the highlight of my day. I've been going through something of a crisis, and..it doesn't look to be improving in the long term.. But your videos just really let me escape from all that for a little while. Its given me genuine think about what it means (and takes) to be happy, and how that happiness can be found all around you in some of the smallest and most unassuming ways. Sorry to waffle on, I'd just wanted to say.. thank you, Mike.

[@mc-yt2rc]

I work six days a week at the moment, sunday is my only day off so I haven't a lot of time to do this. The fact that you spend time picking litter is very admirable, when I see people giving up their spare time to do this I always give 'em a toot! I hope to join in soon! Loving your films.

[@Sunny.Jay22]

These little competitions need to be a weekly series!

[@jan-dr1xl]

over 40 year ago as a kid i spent many hours on those cliffs,there's a pill box , not far from were you stopped to admire the view,it was my preferred spot to set up my radio to try and hear the weymouth ferry or anything else of interest.The enforced family walk from Osmington to ringstead bay was a favourite for me and the dog,not the walk, but for the wooden shed at ringstead. that sold hot pastys

[@KimberleyEdwardsfacecakes]

I full heartedly support this video ❤ well done guys!!! You are doing great work

[@cosmicstarslug]

I could watch the intro of this video a thousand times. So cute and funny. What a great idea, creating enjoyable content and doing a service for the community and environment all at once. I'll never understand the type of mentality to just toss litter onto the ground when it is so, so easy to just take it with you and dispose of it properly.

[@Smooshes786]

Thank you both for doing this. In our little village in rural Canada we start teaching the children as young as daycare age- each Earth Day the start learning by doing exactly this.

[@KoiMan_]

This is one of my favourite videos you have ever made Mike

[@ganymedemlem6119]

This was lovely! And thank you for the labor you do. Not only in making this channel but also with stuff like this; like cleaning the beach.

[@key099able]

Well I didn’t expect to see older Dan Olson when I saw your face finally, but that’s fun.

[@brianartillery]

You had me at the intro. I had to pause to laugh. Nice one, Mike and Jenny. A worthwhile duel. I hate how litter gets everywhere, just through the laziness, stupidity, and selfishness of some people. Case in point: I had a half day from work, yesterday (28/07/23), and I got myself some food to have a picnic lunch, at a place that is quite high up, for Suffolk, and off the beaten track. I filled a carrier bag with M*D*****s detritus, before I felt comfortable sitting down to eat my lunch. Very depressing indeed.

[@mikehawes4935]

Litter attracts litter , I always say that, been at this since 2015 and if you work hard at it litter does decrease, people tend to drop less on clean streets

[@ApexHerbivore]

Bravo. I often pick up the odd piece of unsightly litter, but I might go one step further and try this challenge with somebody at my local beach and forest. Inspiring.

[@GIBBO4182]

Burning the top of the plastic tub is a really good idea, taking away all of the sharp edges! 👍

[@tygerstripes3752]

It's super to see your focus here on litter. When I was a kid, there was an anti-litter public campaign, but not a word from the U.S. government about litter since then. I'd hope folks wouldn't have to be told that the world is not their trashcan, but they do need to be told and frequently.

[@someguy4262]

Absolutely lovely bit of content. Not the most interesting thing in the world, but presented and edited well enough to be engaging. Also, I absolutely loved the opening bit. The look on your face when you said "I accept" to the glove slap (, baby, glove slap; Glove slap, baby glove slap; A glove slap to a little old face will... get... you sa-tis-fac-tiooooonn; Glove slap, baby, yeah) with a wide-eyed coquettish manner was exquisite.

[@SenorBolsa]

There's something really satisfying about the claw cam.

[@danlynch3885]

I'm very proud of you both watching this video - 5kg of plastic removed is nothing to be sniffed at. Who knows what my retirement age will end up being for my generation - but you're honestly the type of person I aspire to be (not that similar things are specifically limited by age anyway). Thankyou as always for uplifting and interesting content.

[@gigi3242]

was thinking as I watched, that this would be a great event for different community groups, so much fun, and so useful. Thanks to both of you. Hope Eva is ok, she hasn't been in your videos much lately, just cameo appearances here and there.

[@samuelh4177]

So happy I found this channel, it also really makes me want to start my own. Thanks guys

[@LLNTMY]

Intro was fantastic. Loved the duel! I think Jenny might’ve won if you took out that beach ball filled with air.

[@AtomicShrimp]

I reckon it was that black plastic tank spigot that really swung it. Jenny was getting the lighter stuff that had blown to the top of the beach.

[@LLNTMY]

@@AtomicShrimp Ahh, yeah, that makes sense. I couldn’t really gauge its weight properly.

[@rekleif]

After that slop on your face, I laughed out quite lough dear friend. You never cease to amaze me.....

[@Axofpik]

I personally abide by an old saying "The only thing you leave on a beach is your footprints and shells, the only thing you take is what you create back with you"

[@raraavis7782]

Just wanted to let you know, that you inspired me to take a trash bag with me, when I go for hikes - especially along the river rhine here in Cologne, where there are almost beach like stretches. Lots of folk like to spent their free time there, when the weather is good and not everyone is diligent about taking their trash back home with them. So you get double karma points for being a good example to others 😉👍

[@evanneta172]

i absolulty love the editing job on this!!

[@tenthz]

The intro was inspired and I think we are all enjoying Jenny getting into the fun. Jenny's sound of disappointment during the weighing makes me think that she is more competitive than we have been lead to believe... this has become another entertaining series.

[@howellheather6969]

Making litter picking trendy and fun 😂 good on you both, it’s very inspiring

[@ThatsSoPsyduck]

This is so wholesome and absolute couple goals. Hopefully this starts a litter picking trend 😊

[@deejayk5939]

Watching the walk across those rocks was impressive! Great idea for a duel❤ Both of you are wonderful.

[@LordmonkeyTRM]

Good job Mr and Mrs Shrimp. Some very picturesque coast too, made more so by your efforts ❤

[@ColleenMarble]

I love this beach cleanup. It's so important that everyone make the effort. One of the saddest nature sights I've ever seen is the beach at Jacmel, Haiti. The view was amazing, the town was so pretty, the people are wonderful. But the beach was absolutely covered in glass, plastic and trash of all kinds, all broken up into small bits - too much to ever clean up effectively. Taking a ferry across Port au Prince Bay was awful because the surface of the water is just covered in plastic and trash. And yet on a recent cruise, we stopped at Labadee, Haiti, which was absolutely pristine. A few thoughts - tourists to Labadee have no idea what the 'real' Haiti looks like (you have to travel with Haitians on a humanitarian trip to see that), and Labadee is an example of what proper money, time and management can do to keep someplace clean and beautiful. It made my heart break because most Haitians will never see or know a Haiti that looks like that.

[@rachelb6040]

Hi Jenny!!! 👋 I love this kind of challenge. Competitive, lots of sunshine, good for the environment, and you never know what you’ll find at the end of the day. All I can say is well done you two! 💖

[@Lepa2793]

I love the little skit in the beginning, absolutely adorable! Also what a wholesome challenge! Who knew you two could make picking trash entertaining but here we are! I always love your videos, they calm me down after a stressful day at work and just make me smile. I aspire to be like you one day, taking life one day at a time, enjoying the small things in life and just having a blast trying new things

[@thomasmcd]

Huge thanks to Jenny for taking part in many of the recent videos. The channel is already very varied, but the videos with Jenny add another extra layer. I know it was said in the past that Jenny was not as natural on camera as Mike, so the effort is appreciated. Thank you!

[@stevenarmstrong6622]

feeling forced to say something of meaning in front of a cam, can totally feel awkward. a lot of people got problems with that. shrimps early videos felt way more scripted/unnatural aswell

[@Idontdoitboii]

These duels are great!

[@terranceparsons5185]

If everyone else spent a hour doing what you're doing imagine the difference!

[@jensgoerke3819]

Such a competition could become popular with school classes if the prizes are desirable enough.

[@PerspectiveEngineer]

Or not, what is the prize...

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

A clean planet is not prize enough?

[@annieclaire2348]

We did this when I was at primary school and in Brownies and Guides. I still gather rubbish from roadsides when walking the dog.

[@jensgoerke3819]

@@PandemoniumMeltDown Some people want more.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@@jensgoerke3819 They can earn the gift of the knowledge of what polymers are and how to start a company that recycles them! That simply cannot count for nothing, for it can bring glittering prizes, like in Warcraft II! (yeah, glittering prizes was a cheat code to get money)

[@vackradelfin]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video the bit in the beginning had me giggling. It’s lovely seeing Jenny in the video as well! Thank you Mr. A. Shrimp.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

This stuff does make a difference you would surprised you think a beach is filthy . Pick it up every time you go for a walk . A lot of the time it’s the same plastic just getting moved around the place .

[@johanneswerner1140]

I was really cranky this morning, kids acting up, work stupid, but the intro of this video was so well done, so funny, that I now feel much better. Also: yeah on getting a Jennycam view! It is also a good thing you did, and in fact my kids insist on me taking a garbage bag with me when we roam around in the forest. Sometimes I feel I did the right things.

[@ruthh1810]

Loved the intro! Good job guys 😊

[@Sybil_Detard]

The opening is just charming. Nice to awaken to a Mr. and Mrs. Shrimp duel with my cofffee.

[@ASBO_LUTELY]

I litter picked the local woodland again recently, must be the teenagers hanging out in the woods during the school holidays.

[@ThtOtherJess]

Love love love! I love that Jenny is getting so comfortable on camera. You have both developed so many new skills over the years and it’s been so fun to watch. Thank you

[@DrWho-vc2go]

Glad to see yet again, the pair of you together. I like to think it's in part due to mine and others comments.👍

[@fivegreencrows]

The intro is so goofy… I love it!

[@annieclaire2348]

Golly it was a HUGE cliff fall at Seatown!!!!! That was a fab video and I love the intro and the outro music! Thanks Mike and Jenny. Give Eva a scratch behind the ears from me 😁😁

[@AtomicShrimp]

I walked (briefly) on top of the part that is now collapsed, in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZDEpqejmMp9fNE

[@annieclaire2348]

😮😮😮😮😮. I watched your Seatown video. I’ll go and watch it again now!

[@angelanewman5566]

@@AtomicShrimp Would be interesting to see what that upper part looks like now, although I expect it's been blocked off.

[@annieclaire2348]

It must have taken a big wedge of the field where you walked!

[@DatBoiSchwally]

What a wonderful idea! A worthy cause, a bit of fun, and an interesting twist at the end to make use of something you found. I'd love to see more like this in the future 😁

[@steammachine3061]

Sun exposure can make plastic very brittle. I remember when I used to store some video games on the windowsill. And after a relatively short time, the cases would crumble to dust. Lesson learned. Although thankfully I didn't have any games degrade that way that would later become desirable on the collectors market.

[@FroggyNight]

This was so unbelievably wholesome. Thank you for that. I needed this in my day today.

[@chrisgale8832]

Have you ever thought about doing a video on the Cannington Viaduct? It's just outside Lyme Regis and makes up part of the old Axminster to Lyme Regis rail line. Could make for an interesting walk!

[@danielpirone8028]

Great idea and I love that you found a way to make a nice day of it! Keep on shrimpin’

[@yamanmustafa]

We get to see Jen's face! Wonderful smile at the end - would be great to see more of her feature in your videos. Also, what a great idea to pick litter in force.

[@DaStrikey]

Blimey I hadn't heard ''Osmington Bay'' in literal YEARS. I went there in year 7 and made my first friends. The memories of that place..I specifically remember the white deer/stag(??) embedded into a hill. Best trip EVER.

[@jasonharrison2434]

This is excellent! In the warmer months I love taking a big bag out on my kayak on the Barwon River (near Geelong, Australia) and seeing how much garbage I can pull out. Great stuff!

[@h1234e1234]

That intro won my heart! ❤

[@studgerbil9081]

We shall fight on the beaches; we shall never surrender

[@nebless-clem]

I do the same with my wife whenever we go for walks in the woods or on the beach. We don't do weigh ins but I'm really thinking we should. Always great to see this sort of content

[@liamoconnor8412]

Im organising a litter pick in Hertford, where my company is based. I love the gamification, and weight based challenge. That makes the whole activity more entertaining. Thank-you for consistently inspiring! 🙏🏻

[@1234j]

It's like the ABBA song, 'Winner takes it all', re-writ to 'Winner takes definitely more than the other one.' Great video. Thank you.

[@Luncheon23]

I love all your videos Mr. Shrimp. I've watched the last episode of Wild Clay Pottery ten times 😅 keep these videos coming they are the highlight of my week!

[@scruffopone3989]

I've always been of mine to keep spaces clean even if it isn't my job to pick up after others. Ironically, at home I'm quite messy. This is a lovely competition, you two!

[@jamieab13]

From the title I thought I was about to watch a long standing battle between you and a serial litterer on the beach