Why are Christmas trees being buried on a Blackpool beach?
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2 місяці томуVolunteers have rebuilt 90 metres of vanishing sand dunes on a beach in Lancashire by burying tens of thousands of Christmas trees.
Some stick out of the sand in plain sight, others are buried underneath metres of dunes.
Mickey Carroll looks at an innovative way of dealing with the unwanted trees.
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@richard84738 2 місяці тому
Disposing of old Christmas trees, protecting coastal areas, habitat for wildlife, exercise and camaraderie for volunteers... this is a win-win-win-win situation and major congrats to the organizers and volunteers for making this happen. It's great to see people care about their local areas in sustainable and friendly ways. Lefties and Righties should be united in supporting projects like this.
@Carmen-fr4dw 2 місяці тому
The Welsh were doing this decades ago. We had some great times. There was always tea & biscuits, the pub afterwards & friendly people.
@trplankowner3323 2 місяці тому
@@Carmen-fr4dwAs always, the English have to learn from my Celtic cousins.
@BigMama61 2 місяці тому
I hate all this zero climate crap but this brilliant it's something that benefits everyone and doesn't cost the Earth
@Benzinilinguine 2 місяці тому
I don't know how anyone could be against projects like this, honestly.
@rogerphelps9939 2 місяці тому
We has b etter get the "zero climate crap" right for the sake of outr grandchildren. Rightt now we are doing far too little.@@BigMama61
@into_the_void 2 місяці тому
Archeologists 2000 years from now : this area used be a pine forest centuries ago and it's now covered by sand
@Dave-mv8dl 2 місяці тому
lol
@leahrowe847 2 місяці тому
That's a great observation...
@snowcrow__ 2 місяці тому
"British people had a strange way to celebrate Christmas with hundreds of Christmas trees on the beach. We still need time to find out, why did they do that! What was the motivation?"
@alitlweird 2 місяці тому
They should leave a note or a copy of this news story so future generations will know why there’s trees.
@fnma21 2 місяці тому
😂
@joann5051 2 місяці тому
This is just a win-win situation. They helped their coastal sand erosion problem, keep the trees from either being in a landfill or being burnt.❤
@MonkeyJedi99 2 місяці тому
But it ruins the view of the beaches people in those expensive houses don't actually own!
@stargazer7644 2 місяці тому
Trees are usually shredded and then sold as mulch.
@MonkeyJedi99 2 місяці тому
@@stargazer7644 When they were trimming trees back along a stretch of highway near where I live, the felling crew was immediately followed by a large chipper/shredder that threw the chips back where the trees once stood. - I thought it was pretty smart. Return the nutrients right back where they came from, and provide habitat and food for all sorts of forest insects and tiny animals.
@louisegogel7973 2 місяці тому
Yes, one win win solution for sure. If there are goats in the area and one hasn’t got any tinsel etc on the xmas trees, then it can be really helpful to the goats health to be able to chew those trees down to their bare stubs.
@connie6545 2 місяці тому
Stories of this nature should be run on major news outlets! This shows the initiative to help our environment WITHOUT standing around wringing our hands. BRAVO!!
@lokokrz.gaming 2 місяці тому
Yes alot more people should let this be known around our world no trees to waste
@noelmccormack1862 2 місяці тому
These types of stories is what should make mainstream news. Not all doom and gloom is it.
@IanPhillipsWildlife 2 місяці тому
Couldn't agree more!
@hulkgqnissanpatrol6121 2 місяці тому
Mass erosion from dead trees purposely stuck in a hole. Or the leaching of poisonous pine by-products as it all breaks down. Not at all.
@PumpTheRod 2 місяці тому
.............The news pushes the agenda, it's part of the control.... Keep the population in fear.
@LazyPixcell 2 місяці тому
@@IanPhillipsWildlife i 2nd that 😁👍
@TheBooban 2 місяці тому
But we want to argue about which toilets to use.
@aeromatter3436 2 місяці тому
When people think of sustainable solutions, helping nature's processes along like this should be a golden example! Stronger, cheaper, and much better looking than a concrete seawall
@nicolaswartick276 2 місяці тому
kill trees to help nature, outstanding logic
@Filippenzen413 2 місяці тому
@@nicolaswartick276Christmas tree are planted and cut for 1 purpose and now they have another purpose.
@jgdooley2003 2 місяці тому
In forestry management systems trees are thinned out as they grow in planted rows just like a gardener thins out seedlings in a nursery bed. Christmas trees are used as such but would be disposed as mulch if there was not a christmas tree market for these young trees. Nobel pine has come into use as a purposely grown christmas tree and has no other use other than as a christmas tree but most other christmas trees are a byproduct as thinnings from the forestry management system. This system bears little resemblance to the growing of native hardwoods on nature reserves for environmental purposes and allowing them to reach full maturity and natural death and decay as habitats for wildlife. @@nicolaswartick276
@AnnaAnnieAnneofGreenGables 2 місяці тому
@@Filippenzen413amen
@BigBazz-Clips 2 місяці тому
@@nicolaswartick276they also get regrown capturing more carbon, please do your research before commenting
@Carmen-fr4dw 2 місяці тому
I was doing this with the Cardiff Countryside Conservation Volunteers way back in the late 1970's, along the Gower coast. The old trees catch the sand, thus stabilizing the dunes &, a year or so later we'd return to plant out Marram grass to add further, more permanent stability. This could, of course, be the reason we never hear of coastal erosion destroying clifftop housing on the West Coast of Wales; which actually gets far worse weather from the Atlantic than places like Norfolk, where residents appear to believe "Someone Else" is always responsible for their security. I suppose it's better late than never for the East coast, but it DOES require individuals getting off their complacent arses & actually going out to Volunteer
@ISAF_Ace 2 місяці тому
I'm from the area, and everyone I know in the area donates their Christmas trees to the project every year.
@menya00045 2 місяці тому
In Sweden, many Christmas trees have been placed in lakes and seas to give the fish shelter and good nests to lay their eggs.
@greenwave819 2 місяці тому
How silly, fish don't celebrate holidays
@Absurdisntit 2 місяці тому
@@greenwave819😂
@ivanexell-uz4mv 2 місяці тому
@@greenwave819 😂
@menya00045 2 місяці тому
@@greenwave819 I don't actually appreciate sarcasm .. its kinda nasty behavior.
@AnitaDil 2 місяці тому
@@menya00045Lighten up, they meant no harm. It was a joke.
@seaumiller5982 2 місяці тому
Great effort from the volunteers for conservation. Let's hope other coastal towns adopt similar projects where it is feasible.
@bigoldgrizzly 2 місяці тому
If this work is followed up by planting Marram grass, it will further greatly stabilize the new dunes. This is another activity well suited to volunteer involvement.
@lynnerowsell1942 2 місяці тому
Been happening all over devon and cornwall for decades
@Outlander34 2 місяці тому
What a great idea. I love how they got so many people to help. It's great to see a community work together to help each other.
@AnkurVashishtha01 2 місяці тому
This is so beautiful. Entire community working together, making earth a better place.
@gnarbeljo8980 2 місяці тому
This is nothing short of BRILLIANT! Hope this catches on in other areas, countries affected by loss of dunes. Perfect recycling/upcycling! 👏👏👏
@alinaqirizvi1441 2 місяці тому
@@rightherethereeverywhereyes but it needs to be more widespread
@paullacey186 2 місяці тому
@rightherethereeverywhere nobody said it was new. In fact the bloke in the video said he had been helping for 10 years. So what's the point in your comment.
@DursunX 2 місяці тому
@@rightherethereeverywhere im watching from Australia.. first time I've heard of it
@NikoMoraKamu 2 місяці тому
@@rightherethereeverywhere here in spain we plant pine forest near to the dunes to help the sand retention and the dunes not getting into towns
@TheDieselndust 2 місяці тому
Not new, we have been doing this in Texas for many years.
@nickhills1 2 місяці тому
Donated my tree to these guys this year.. Brilliant to see how it helps
@sjenkins91812 2 місяці тому
I love to see a community so involved in protecting local ecosystems. More people like this really getting involved in preservationist projects give me new hope for our planet!
@stephanieyee9784 2 місяці тому
This is a wonderful initiative and a worthy cause. Well done Blackpool Council.
@Carmen-fr4dw 2 місяці тому
Very late in the day, though. Wales has been doing this since the '70's
@rawschri 2 місяці тому
It's not Blackpool Council, it's Fylde Council ... Blackpool is a separate Unitary Authority !
@kenneths1585 2 місяці тому
This is a great ecological solution. The UK should implement major land reclamation schemes. On our East Yorkshire coast for example, the coastal erosion is massive with whole villages, homes, farmland being lost to the sea at a phenominal rate year upon year.
@truckerfromreno 2 місяці тому
If it stops illegal immigrants landing I support it.
@leafy803 2 місяці тому
@@truckerfromreno Everyone is aware of immigration and discussions around that, no need to be commenting on or trying to hijack other news, stories, or to troll. Let people get a break from that discussion in content that's not relevant to that discussion.
@ferretyluv 2 місяці тому
It’s being lost to sea because the old land reclamation is failing from centuries ago. It used to be marshland. That’s why Yorkshire still floods regularly.
@TheNewSchmoo 2 місяці тому
@@truckerfromreno That's brexit level thinking , ie not at all .
@Cartoonman154 2 місяці тому
@@TheNewSchmoo Yes, because it's that cut and clear. Everyone I disagree with is Brexiteer or Remainer. It's just as bad as what Tucker said.
@JBlackshaw 2 місяці тому
Brilliant idea, should be done on all vulnerable coasts in the UK
@Carmen-fr4dw 2 місяці тому
Been done in Wales since, @ least, the '70's. Keep up!
@jennoq1311 2 місяці тому
I live in a beach town in Florida. Every year the Boy scout troop for our neighborhood used to put fliers out for a certain day to put your Christmas tree on the curb and they would come by and collect them all. The entire neighborhood! It had to be so many trees. They would then help add them to the beach for the sand dunes. It was a great project and I hope they still do it. ( This was when I was young in the 80's, my brother was part of the boy scouts)
@laratheplanespotter 2 місяці тому
I want to hear more news stories about things like this! Fantastic work!! Such a fantastic idea!
@jgdooley2003 2 місяці тому
News media tend to concentrate on bad news and negative narrative whic can have a detrimental effect on a persons mental health if too much time is spent watching it. There should be a policy of balancing bad news stories with good news stories in the media.
@jgdooley2003 2 місяці тому
Fir, noble fir.....
@postcardsfromprotest 2 місяці тому
Brilliant use of those trees.
@sameagain6524 2 місяці тому
Great idea ... never heard of this before ... another way to recycle Christmas tree 🎄 well done guys
@ThymeBottle 2 місяці тому
Surfside, one of many beaches on Galveston Island, Texas, began doing this in the late 1970s. Other beaches up and down the island, as well as all along the Texas coast, have been utilizing spent Christmas trees for protection against beach erosion, due to frequent tropical storms and devastating hurricanes, ever since. The Surfside project was a success, and the idea was adopted for other coastal regions of the nation as well.
@daniels7907 2 місяці тому
Keeping in mind that most Christmas trees are actually grown on farms (it's a great way to maintain agricultural zoning), this doesn't cause deforestation, but it does provide valuable support for coastlines. These kinds of volunteer projects can accomplish a great deal. Plus, the end result is much more attractive to the local residents than some big stone or concrete sea walls would be.
@davewilson9772 2 місяці тому
These are people with Clear Minds Big Hearts Strong Backs. Well done folks.
@littlewoodimp 2 місяці тому
You'd be surprised how many retired and/or disabled people get involved in conservation projects. Many things wouldn't happen without them since those actually employed are few in number. They do the thinking and planning, the volunteers does as much or as little as they can, but yes a lot of heart goes into it.
@marcv2648 2 місяці тому
Did this Galveston, Texas 45 years ago. It worked very well.
@adelaferreira4575 2 місяці тому
Wow deep respect for the people working on the sand in the UK ,it makes a difference when we all unite in a project like this one,erosion is a big problem worldwide and they are doing something about it as we all should !
@meiruetsukino3578 2 місяці тому
Florida,USA should adopt this! ❤might help with hurricanes
@Carolyn_Rose 2 місяці тому
Wonderful idea. Great to see local people stepping up to protect and improve their homes.
@G4RY1159 2 місяці тому
Seeeee! People from the UK! Working! Volunteering!
@schwags1969 2 місяці тому
Volunteering is very rewarding. I do it from time to time.
@FrenchieFlimFlam 2 місяці тому
And such multiculturalism among them right?
@tjbooker8585 2 місяці тому
@@FrenchieFlimFlamsame as the London marathon 😂
@Yournamehere9160 2 місяці тому
@@FrenchieFlimFlam was thinking the same.
@Carmen-fr4dw 2 місяці тому
Nothing new there. I was doing this as part of a group back in the '70's.
@anthonygregory3022 2 місяці тому
As I walk the streets of London after Christmas the amount of trees dumped is incredible 😒
@Debbie-henri 2 місяці тому
I used to work in a couple of London parks and it was commonplace to find dumped Christmas trees and turkey carcasses after Christmas. The geese and ducks enjoyed a bit of cannibalism...
@Lyca31 2 місяці тому
I've walked past the trees a few times. They look great. Thanks to all the volunteers.
@AVOWIRENEWS 2 місяці тому
What an intriguing and unique topic! Burying Christmas trees on a beach like Blackpool's could be part of an innovative environmental project. It's fascinating to think about how this action might help with beach erosion or create new habitats for wildlife. The idea of reusing Christmas trees in such a creative and beneficial way is really inspiring. It's always great to see how we can give new life to things that are often just discarded. Plus, the thought of Christmas trees finding a new purpose by the sea adds a bit of whimsy to environmental conservation! 🌊🎄✨
@Carmen-fr4dw 2 місяці тому
Unique my arse! Was doing this in Wales, to stabilize the Gower Coast, back in the '70's.
@jennifermaharaj3551 2 місяці тому
Beautiful to see,protect your country.
@Leoviliti1 2 місяці тому
I joined in on the digging five years ago ..its a fun experience..🌹
@Anomoomin 2 місяці тому
Why don't people use auger to drill one hole next to another as it would be much less labor and faster?
@hotbit7327 2 місяці тому
@@JustDavid-oo1ce I guess it's about engaging community. This way there is much more social impact, people have fun and are more likely continue the project next year. And a little of manual sand digging is not some heavy job, anyway.
@Carmen-fr4dw 2 місяці тому
glad to see the torch is being carried by a new generation.
@katesleuth1156 2 місяці тому
Love to see volunteers doing wonderful work.
@ChrisVisserDev 2 місяці тому
Love it. As a Dutch person growing up near the North Sea coast it makes me feel proud on just how well protected the Dutch sand dunes are. Seeing other countries applying similar efforts in unique and sustainable way is just so awesome to withness
@lowe_sa2976 2 місяці тому
protected... naive
@anne-mariegreenhalgh2835 2 місяці тому
To stop beach erosion. Done it at Camber Sands for 20 yes +
@dinkohrvat344 2 місяці тому
Logs and large branches from Parks and Gardens should also be used . Very large logs are totally amazing as a wind break and wildlife habitat
@Carmen-fr4dw 2 місяці тому
I use logs & branches to build Hugelbetten on my allotment. Apart from creating nutrient rich hot beds, it's a habitat for wood eating grubs such as Rose Chafers & the very rare Stag Beetle. After 12 years or so, all of the wood has turned to fine tilth soil to be used elsewhere & new Hugeln are built
@Machistmo 2 місяці тому
I love this story. Love to see people getting together to make a change. No matter how small. Change for the good is good.
@IntegratedPestManagement 2 місяці тому
This feels like an IPM win-win-win story. More of these stories should hit the news! Great job.
@maryannedelaney 2 місяці тому
This is brilliant! God bless them.
@CarollFord2019 2 місяці тому
This is St Ann’s further down than Blackpool. Lovely beach and nice town.
@Spike-ck5tj 2 місяці тому
I thought that too, someone with no awareness of geography past Watford wrote the headline LOL
@Mxmlln. 2 місяці тому
St.Annes - get it right 👍🏼
@Evemeister12 2 місяці тому
To be fair, not many people know St Anne's so Blackpool was used for greater recognition and generating interest in this story.
@lukemorris4065 2 місяці тому
@@Evemeister12anyone from the north will know of st Anne’s unless they’re hermits
@RobEvans-lr9us 2 місяці тому
Nothing wrong with being tied in with the great seaside resort of Blackpool . Noone would of clicked on the tab if it said Saint Anne's on sea . Sit-down 💪🍊
@artgirl1339 2 місяці тому
This made my heart happy. I can go about my day with positivity now. I love these people
@rrjprivate2704 2 місяці тому
the ingenuity of people never cease to amaze. Good on ya guys
@patphelan5824 2 місяці тому
That is a brilliant idea well done Blackpool 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@maireadtono5132 2 місяці тому
That's a brilliant scheme. Fair play to the people involved. 😊
@jpjh8844 2 місяці тому
Some beaches in the US that face regular erosion have been doing this same thing for years. Its smart, the trees trap the sand from being taken out to see and eventually the trees decay and turn back into soil.
@estebancorral5151 2 місяці тому
On the leeward side of the tree rows. They should also plant lupins which’s were proven to stabilize dunes and impart nitrogen into the dunes. The experiment was conduct in Kiel, Germany 150 years ago. Lupine also attract pollinators.
@helenholmes4098 2 місяці тому
Absolutely brilliant
@grahamsmith7017 2 місяці тому
A sustainable and well though out plan- kudos to the volunteers and council workings making the dunes!
@philipbrailey 2 місяці тому
That’s great to see all the helpers. From Sydney.
@ronniebopp4520 2 місяці тому
This needs to be spread as a viral video. Great OOTB thinking to solve a problem👍
@echelonrank3927 2 місяці тому
no, erosion is a natural process. they should stop interfering, leave nature alone and quit tampering with the beach !
@TruthSeeker0413 2 місяці тому
Fantastic idea, everyone needs to do this!
@loudarwell582 2 місяці тому
In Cheshire we planted xmass trees near Crosby Merseyside over 10 years ago.
@debrafrei4717 2 місяці тому
We need more people like this in the world! ❤️
@lokokrz.gaming 2 місяці тому
There is plenty just that good never gets to be seen out in the world as much as the bad evil stuff we see. I wish we could see alot good news aswell.
@isabelstokes4042 2 місяці тому
Absolutely amazing! Well done everyone involved!
@blue_tree_meadow 2 місяці тому
Brilliant, love this scheme, people coming together for the good of their community and a council that works with them. ❤️👏👏
@emmanewman9863 2 місяці тому
I absolutely love this.
@minik746 2 місяці тому
Brilliant ! Many thanks and congratulations to all the volunteers' hard work.
@lokokrz.gaming 2 місяці тому
Alot good being out there doing volunteer work love it. Hard working people doing well cheers❤
@m.p.6039 2 місяці тому
Bless them.
@geofsharp658 2 місяці тому
Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
@wendyelsey7765 2 місяці тому
How beautiful and forward looking of the Black pool council. Great.
@ResidentialCentersofAmerica 2 місяці тому
Great idea; in the states, they would attempt to plant them and place them upside down and say they "don't fit"
@fa8601 2 місяці тому
Good job keep going🫶🤠
@kirtnelsoncraft3874 2 місяці тому
What a great news story!
@Deanrwp Місяць тому
Absolutely brilliant Not only is this good for the environment, but it is giving future generations back the sand dunes.....really nice to hear such positive news for a change rather then all the Doom and Gloom we see on the news now!
@laurencestarmer991 2 місяці тому
Absolutely brilliant! Well done!
@Elzerry 2 місяці тому
he sounds like Tyson fury planting trees on a beach
@thehangmansdaughter1120 2 місяці тому
That's absolutely brilliant!
@angelfrechette1585 2 місяці тому
Absolutely brilliant!!!
@Faze-2 2 місяці тому
How are those trees so green and it’s mid February? Every year if I don’t water my tree every day that thing dries up so fast and drops all of its needles
@manuelhung7571 2 місяці тому
I thought it was to hide the eyesore Blackpool from the fishes 😂.
@TheOperaticChick 2 місяці тому
It is a dump isn't it 😅
@jeffholt9437 2 місяці тому
😊😊😊
@mrsstaff7876 2 місяці тому
It’s not going to improve the water quality
@TheCrimsonAvenger 2 місяці тому
They want to SPRUCE it up. 🌲
@paulpurves484 2 місяці тому
😂😂😂😂
@jonnyhead 2 місяці тому
Clever and great way to deal with Christmas trees instead of just wasting then on a rubbish tip, don't feel so bad now about having a real tree 😂
@GeekyMedia 2 місяці тому
This is absolutely incredible!
@katherineuribe2952 2 місяці тому
Very smart recycling, and excellent conservation effort. This is the kind of thing we need more of.
@lesleysylvestre6821 2 місяці тому
Flipping brilliant.
@user-nz6dx2fj6h 2 місяці тому
It stops erosion. Works in riverbanks as well.
@martynjones2684 2 місяці тому
What a sensible, sustainable idea. Well done guys. We can all learn something from this ❤️
@Newtredegarhistory 2 місяці тому
Excellent environment idea well done guys
@goldengirl1212 2 місяці тому
Brilliant... idea...
@icuinthelight 2 місяці тому
Lovely, absolutly lovely!
@wrightharris9367 2 місяці тому
BRILLIANT! Love to see people getting together for a great cause👍🇺🇸
@Phillip_Reese 2 місяці тому
Marvellous!
@faradaycool4058 2 місяці тому
Literally brilliant
@joski9030 2 місяці тому
First news story that’s made me smile in years ! Top work lads and ladies
@velvet1865 2 місяці тому
Such a great story. Well done to all those involved.
@IanPhillipsWildlife 2 місяці тому
Burying not planting, but a fantastic project, good work and well done all involved.
@StamperWendy 2 місяці тому
For the same reason they're buried on Cape Cod (National Seashore), to prevent sand erosion.
@theresajones3162 2 місяці тому
This was such a wonderful story to watch this early morning! People working together for a positive common cause❣️
@randlerobbertson8792 2 місяці тому
Very noble and brilliantly simple......❤
@grumblewoof4721 2 місяці тому
We must stamp down on this fly tipping . Old Christmas trees can be made into wood chips and Ikea furniture which can then be dumped on the beach and by the side of the road.
@user-bt5qt9pp4x 2 місяці тому
And it keeps the police busy because they can arrest the upcycler who dares to take things away from flytip zones
@emmsue1053 2 місяці тому
They are planted along different areas of the sand every year. It is a natural way to boost sea defences & to stop the sand washing away too quickly.. I have always thought real Christmas trees should be sold with their roots on to encourage more planting (in appropriate places) Britain is rapidly turning into a concrete jungle.
@user-bt5qt9pp4x 2 місяці тому
@@emmsue1053 I won't deny the strange compulsion of turning the natural into artificial. Urban areas in Britain are a concrete Jungle already but at least we preserve the green belts... for now
@notanotherusername2385 2 місяці тому
The branches of the trees catch sand grains and act as a scaffold to create an embryo dune, multiple embryo dunes become a dune. Twice a week local volunteers ( this is once a year volunteer event) plant marram and lime grass around the tree to catch more sand, their roots give the dune structure and add nutrients, then fence them off to prevent damage from walkers. They also plant more trees across the dunes up to Lytham about 3 miles away, litter pick, remove invasive plants, build and maintain slacks for wildlife, fix fences, cut and rake grass on the reserve across the road, plant other native plants and protect endangered native plants and wildlife. Salt completely kills and rot the trees away within two years. Woodchip would do nothing. They’re normally incinerated. This was first done at St Annes nearly two decades ago and it’s been done around the Britain for over sixty years. We know what we’re doing.
@mau1558 2 місяці тому
This is fantastic. Hopefully it is adopted by others to help their coastlines.
@cdnqgramma3373 2 місяці тому
Thats bloody brilliant!! Way to go !!
@SP-lw3bq 2 місяці тому
Well done.
@Azureecosse 2 місяці тому
I had an Aunt who lived near Fleetwood she took her dogs to this beach for years in the 70s and 80s she lost three dogs to cancer and it started at the paws, rumours were with the vet that this beach is radioactive from Sellafield after losing the third dog she never walked her dogs on any beach along the Fylde coast line, her last two dogs died of natural causes.
@MW-us3sv 2 місяці тому
About 39 years ago I worked with a fellow electrician that had previously worked at Sellafield. He said that there were plenty of leaks that nobody got to know about. Sorry to hear about the doggy dudes.
@sroberts605 2 місяці тому
Wouldn't this be something that's pretty easy to measure?
@boa1793 2 місяці тому
People taking care of the earth. It makes me feel so good.
@maryannec.moravec6289 2 місяці тому
Good for these people! Very interesting trivia. Well done.
@drfloxy2779 2 місяці тому
Been doing this at Widemouth Bay for nigh on 20 years
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