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I'm very happy that you liked my viedos! Thank you very much! In the Peniche and Lourinha area, I know very little, but I know that in Lourinha you need to pay some attention because there are areas that can be protected... However, I suggest looking on the slopes of the roads or in places where there have been recent excavations or where there are exposed rock. If you find one fossil... there are possibly more nearby.

Thanks!

Nice!

Sou português. Mas faço os videos em inglês para conseguir chegar a uma audência maior! Hehehe!

I think I said Rudists Coral, I'm very happy that you liked my videos. Thanks!

Hehehe! Thanks for the comment.

Gracias!☺️👍

Muchas gracias me alegra mucho que te hayan gustado mis vídeos. ☺️

Thanks for all the support my friend!😊👍

Thanks my friend!! I go crazy when I discover anmonites .😊👍

Yes, you are absolutely right. Sometimes I do things too quickly and don't pay attention and pull the fossil instead of digging around carefully. Sometimes, a moment of distraction ruins everything... and often thinks the same thing: some earthmoving workers dont care about fossils or some archeological findings while working...How many things will be lost forever? Whenever there is a construction site or some earthworks, I have to investigate to see if there is in fact nothing there and often there is always something that no one notices. Thank you very much for your suggestions and your advices are very valuable to me thank you very much! ☺️👍

Thank you very much my friend. I know that the land comes from Lisbon because that's what the man who was working there told me. Apparently the documents that I saw on the internet only referred to Italy and some European countries but not Portugal as the location of Crassostreas...I probably didn't do my research properly and should have researched a little more. Thank you very much for your information it is very precious to me and helps me a lot I have to start studying the names 😄😊👍👍

Hello my friend, yes sometimes it is difficult to upload here..., I am extremely happy to have found the beautiful ammonite ( it's very special to me, because it's super rare to find in this location) and it was a spectacular day for me. Thanks for all you support!😊👍

Well they say that I have a funny accent... lolol. I try to make an interesting story everytime, but my english is not perfect, but sometimes when I' m editing the vídeo I start to laugh because of the crazy things I said. 🤣🤣😂 I'm very happy that you liked. Thanks for the support.

Ideed. Well... I'm a bit old now for start studing again. Well it's not to late I know, but I guess I enjoid more the outdoors, the theory for me it's a bit hard. I guess what I like it's the excitement of not knowing what we going to find, it's sort of a easter egg hunt... and during the process I also learn something. Thanks for your sugestion and support. 😊👍👍

@@zejurassico you welcome! Continue your excellent work

Thankss!! I'm very happy that you liked my videos 😊👍👍

Ohhh!! I'm very glad you liked it! I always try to remove the fossils as carefully as possible so they don't break, but sometimes the emotion of the moment gets the better of me and I end up doing things in a hurry. I've made a lot of mistakes like that and sometimes I forget that I have to take it easy. Yes, the ammonite was a huge surprise and I will probably revisit the place in the next video, I still have a lot to explore there. Thank you very much for your kind words!

@@zejurassico I also have that when I find anything that is incredible, but I recently started carrying bubble wrapping with me, incase I find anything rare, which ultimately saved some fossils from taking damage. Even if the bubble wrap didn't hold as long as expected, it did what I wanted it to. It protected it from the tools and the other fossils, so it managed to arrive home in one piece, which I will give a label as well since I know what it is, I just don't know the clear name of the species. I really enjoy watching videos like these, they are relaxing and always reminding me of how great fossils are!

Thank you very much friend! You too kind. :-)

I'm sure you can do it. Thank you very much!

Where you find one, you will find many. Go find the right place. Ask around, try asking Google.

Thanks!!

Mindat has a lot of cool stuff. 😊

I guess the happyness is to discover them in the nature! It's a bit hard to find them around here. The ammonites are even rarest.

Thanks! I'm very happy that you liked!

Thanks!! I' very happy that you liked!!😊

Thank you very much friend! It's over... the fossil hunt also helped with the recovery Ehehe! In that place it is almost impossible not to find corals. They're everywhere.

Yes. A friend of mine had already recommended me to use paraloid instead of varnish. I have to try it, but I'm a little afraid of using it on fossils that are more precious to me, because I'm afraid of ruining them. In the past I made a lot of mistakes with varnish...Thank you very much for the advice!

@@zejurassico You cannot really make a mistake with Paraloid and as i said it can be reversed by just soaking it in acetone. I use it on all my fossils to stabilize and bring out the detail. You can make it at different strengths depending on how many grams you add when making it up. I work on a 5-10% strength. Good luck my friend.

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Thanks!!

São várias coisas... Numa primeira análise vejo trilhos no wikilock que gostava de fazer ( isto porque muitas vezes saio e se vou para um local novo e não encontro nada, é uma frustração... se for no intuito apenas de caminhar é bastante melhor) depois se encontrar areas onde hajam afloramentos rochosos, dou sempre uma vista de olhos. Se encontrar algo volto outro dia equipado. Ou seja: Faço uma abordagem inicial à zona fazendo caminhadas e trilhos e vendo sitios no google earth que possam ter rochas expostas. Depois volto novamente e várias vezes ao local. Se encontrar um fossil, certamente haverão mais por perto. Só por último é que faço a abordagem mais científica de tentar saber a idade da estratificação onde encontrei os fósseis .

Thankssss!! Happy Birthday!!

Ohhh... I should make a movie then.... Thanks!

You are very lucky!

Thanks!!

Niceee!! Bring sunblock the Sun is merciless here.

Ohhh!! I am very touched. I always go alone, if you lived closer I could act as a guide and show you some really cool places to discover fossils

Thank you very much my friend, thank you very much for your support and for your "jelly" ;-)

I'm very happy to be recognized for my voice it's so good when we can bring some happiness to others and to ourselves as well as with something so simple as a "stone". Thank you very much for all your support !

Olá o local fica perto de Pêro Pinheiro perto de umas Pedreiras abandonadas mas é preciso ter alguma atenção porque volta e meia andam por ali caçadores que não gostam muito da nossa presença. Em Torres Vedras já estive nas Termas dos Cucos e encontrei umas pequenas amonites nada de muito relevante mas sempre que me lembro tenho vontade de voltar lá e ver se não há coisas novas.

Well it's not exactly my face because I'm a little disguised I took the opportunity to do a meme because when I took the photo I felt a little idiot with the hat on my head and with this gastropod in my hand. I thought it was hilarious and so I also took the opportunity to show my face a little more. I has very lucky that day.Many thanks for your support !!

Thank you very much, I'm very happy that you liked my video!

Thanks! I'm very happy that you liked!

😄 For sure!!😊

Dziękuję bardzo przyjacielu, od jakiegoś czasu próbuję zrozumieć Twój język, ściskam mocno Portugalię

​@@zejurassico PL this is Poland :D

It's really been a long time since my last adventure and I've only just managed to upload this new video now. I didn't give up, I just had less time to my usual fossil hunts, I still went out, but I didn't have the chance to make any videos... Making these CZcams videos takes a lot of time in terms of editing and figuring out how the adventure will be told, which is the part I like least, the part I like most is the discovery heheh! But yes, It's all fine with me. Thank you very much for asking about me and thank you very much for the strength and support you have given.

To have less work, the ideal is to look on the slopes of the mountains or in excavations where you can see the stratification of the rocks. It's always a good starting point, sometimes I even investigate the sides of roads when they cut the hill to make the road pass. But be careful with passing cars.

That was a fantastic coincidence because I haven't posted a video in a long time... but in this day, I was incredibly lucky because it seemed like the gastropods were coming out of the walls. Thank you very much for the support.

The best rocks to look for in fossils are sedimentary rocks, those in which we look and We can see layers as if they were layers of a cake, in theory only granitic and basaltic rocks are more difficult to have fossils in because they are of volcanic origin.

Thank you very much my friend, it was a spectacular day!