@LegoLostAtSea @backoftheocean I have seen an article about squid pens being used as scaffold in biomedical science studies , I canโt tell you anymore as I never read the article
@LegoLostAtSea 31st dec 1943 Berrow beach they must have been using the same flight path on the way back . Just thinking WW2 planes are mostly aluminium especially the ones from USA ?
@PoetDeanwilson6 Great photo ๐this one has 2 small holes in it like the orange one , is this one plastic too? Would be interesting to find out what they are
@DenziltheCocker@LegoLostAtSea It could be the main hexagonal bar from a old early iron horizontal anchor windless. The bar was hexagonal to grip the anchor cable,they also lifted spars or booms . The gearing could be the drive mechanism or a paw bar teeth.. something like this
@LegoLostAtSea @CassWoollibold omg thatโs the cutest bit of jetsam I have ever seen ๐ฅฐ amazing skills and what a new life heโs going to have ๐
@jules123O@peediepuss There is a lot of Spanish, French boats working the western approaches with longlines for sword fish and tuna, if the buoys have mono line attached itโs from them
@marinelifeangus@dmsk1313@seasearchscot @marinescotland I have seen some whelk shells pumped off the sea bed over the years but I have never seen one that colour or size