You was sitting on one of the most delicate estray foods when on the marsh with me Tom...
We were after the ducks then in all fairnessYou was sitting on one of the most delicate estray foods when on the marsh with me Tom...
Too busy watching duck go past....
No razor clams in the BW or Crouch... if you look on the sea wall after low tide you will see what the oyster catchers have been eating...
one of the locals I walk the dog with said he has found them digging before and pointed me in a rough area so will take a look and see what happens at somepoint
What was you sitting on....apart from your arse... as I see you missed out that part....We were after the ducks then in all fairness
It is all over the Essex coast line...
Caught norovirus from foraged shellfish once that was an experience
There's more sandy areas a little further out / round which is where they are apparentlyWhat was you sitting on....apart from your arse... as I see you missed out that part....
Answer A. Not sure
Answer B. Still not sure
Good luck and watch the tide.... remember to take a stick!
I'm on the look out for one, the quad sticks won't make an appearance this time
Be very cautious of which beaches , many harbour dangerous levels of pollutants and natural chemicals effecting shellfish !
Cheers I've been looking for some water quality data, further down there's Mersea which is classified as bathing safe and I've not been able to find anything else about the bits closer to me but I'm trying to find that out
