things you see washed up

[roger de dodger]

here is a pic of a gull that i saw get swamped in the surf at our comp yesterday despite eric trying to revive him he was kinda dead their were a good few cuttlefish bones like the one budgies like to peck washed up also ,i havnt seen these on the east coast before ,anyone else find anything unusual washed up lately

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Last edited by roger de dodger on Sun Feb 01, 2009 6:55 pm, edited 1 time in total.

hows about this always knew the south eastern whiting were bigger than the rest

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20 black bales containing white powder estimated value 100 million euro

i have also come accross the cuttle bones roger few years back killiney and whiterock were full of them.
i suppose there not that unusual but from time to time there can be a lot of CONDOMS WASHED UP:shock: esp around seapoint
i think yourself and eric does be down that way a fair bit

and in arklow south i dont think them cool boxes are gonna be big enough for them fillets
call roadstone we need alot of batter!!!!

here is a pic of a gull that i saw get swamped in the surf at our comp yesterday despite eric trying to revive him he was kinda dead their were a good few cuttlefish bones like the one budgies like peck washed up also ,i havnt seen these on the east coast before ,anyone else find anything unusual washed up lately

seen the cuttlefish bones in portaferry co-down a couple of years bach washed up on the beech.

20 black bales containing white powder estimated value 100 million euro

You may have noticed the old bottles of wee wee too....

I wonder is there some cottage industry out there filling up old lucozade bottles with urine and throwing them into the sea? I find two or three of them washed up at ennereilly each time I hit the beach. They're a b*st*rd to piece with the sand spike as well.

Come on girls, nobody will fall for that one*.

Perhaps it's some kind of Arklow tradition.

* So, use Harp cans in future.