What a Morning in the East Coast Mud!!
Lots of Finds out mudlarking at South Queensferry, home of the Forth Rail Bridge which spans the Firth of Forth. The bridge is over 100yrs old.
It got us wondering if the workers who built the bridge dropped any of their lunch time bottles and jars, so a century later keen mudlarkers can find them?
The second beach Boris and I visited is situated just up the coast, as its only really known by locals its super quiet and undisturbed.
Thank you for watching and coming with us on our mudlarking and beach combing adventures!
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It got us wondering if the workers who built the bridge dropped any of their lunch time bottles and jars, so a century later keen mudlarkers can find them?
The second beach Boris and I visited is situated just up the coast, as its only really known by locals its super quiet and undisturbed.
Thank you for watching and coming with us on our mudlarking and beach combing adventures!
Please like, subscribe and feel free to leave a comment.
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