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It’s astonishing that piece how packed with ammonites it is .

Thanks very much for the comments, I appreciate them. Here is some more information-I have created a standard reply for the fossil walks at the moment. I am also in my shop in Lyme Regis running that a lot of the time. I will be fossil walking if you so wish to try this activity during October 2023 onwards ! Sorry we have no availability for fossil walks until then.Nigel Clark local authour he does the fossil walks at times he may have passed you my way . He gets very busy like me in the holidays . Some one I recommend for the fossil walks is @mikeharrisonsfossils on Instagram his mobile no. is 07526563997. You’re in safe hands on a fossil walk with MIke as he is a regular on the beach looking for fossils at low tide ! We have a video on KZfaq called "Ammonite Lyme Regis."My channel on KZfaq is “ Lyme Regis Fossils ,” if you’d like to view that please see the video I mentioned it really shows you how to find fossils properly at low tide- along the Jurassic Coast. You need a tide table book or knowledge of when it’s low tide here at Lyme Regis. You can go out an hour before low tide and hour after low tide looking East of Lyme Regis on the 2008 landslide . Thats a good place to sieve for fossils . We sell sieves at 7 Drakes Way , Lyme Regis DT7 3QP . Come to our shop for any more information you need on fossil collecting. We can give you the most up to date news possible on where to look and what to do on Lyme Regis East beach. Good luck on the beach and don’t venture near to the cliffs . The cliffs are dangerous and liable to fall suddenly and without warning. The sea does the work for you washing the fossils out of mudslides and landslips.You have more beach to look at during low tide along the Jurassic Coast .Please see our video below on KZfaq, Thanks BrandonLennon….. “Black Ven Landslide , Lyme Regis , 11th November 20l21

Thanks very much karsten for your comment

There is some amazing driftwood along the Jurassic Coast- at low tide .

Thanks 🙏 you the naturally split ones do have a lovely lustre on them 🙌. That can sometimes go when they are abraded. It’s good fun finding these fossils at low tide.

Thanks 🙏 very much I tried faceting gems 💎 it’s very technical isn’t it , cheers for the comments.

Thanks 🙏 very much, it was a really lucky 🍀 day .

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You get some interesting fossil finds along the Jurassic Coast and that ammonite bed is very old 🙌

Thanks 🙏 very much, in the bleak mid winter ❄️ some good fossils wash out onto the beach!

Thanks very much Tom, I’m glad you liked that video. I feel fit again out there fossil collecting at low tide. I’m glad you like the chunk of ammonite too that I found - a good bit of fun that was 🙌

Thanks very much Tom, I’m glad you liked that video. I feel fit again out there fossil collecting at low tide. I’m glad you like the chunk of ammonite too that I found - a good bit of fun that was 🙌

Thanks very much for wishing us luck 🍀 out there on the beach. It’s been really rough weather here along the Jurassic Coast. 🌊☔️

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That sounds like one of the natural wonders you found too. They can be eroded by nature the fossils but still very beautiful 🤩

@@LymeRegisFossils I forgot to say that in addition to the fossils, I also found some stones what looked like carved tools made from the same red-brown material, one of which was very carefully processed in the form of a spearhead. Unfortunately :( I feel guilty for my carelessness, because of which I no longer have any of the wonderful objects I discoveredf, for various reasons . But I have no doubt that there are many others in the same area. :)

Thanks 🙏 a lot for your comments, I’m living on the Jurassic Coast, U.K. Greetings from Lyme Regis !

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There are 98 little fossil ammonites on that limestone block. I spent ages picking that multi bed out. Thanks 🙏 very much for the comments.

@@LymeRegisFossils Wow 98 ,you must have the patience of a saint .Myself and family are staying in Weymouth for about 5 days from the 5th February to the 10th never hunted that area so it’ll be interesting,hopefully we will get to Lyme as well .

I got my mum to count them as she had the patience to add them all up. Weymouth will be nice and quiet in February that’s a good time of year to be down. Let us know if your out on the beach at Lyme Regis- I’ve got a few fossil walks then.

@@LymeRegisFossils will do 👍

@@LymeRegisFossils sorry Brandon,do you have a contact number

They are fun 🤩 to find those specimens

@@LymeRegisFossils I'm in Maine. We have nothing. :/

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Limestone rocks

I know it is lyme stone..but my wounder why its colore black...is it because of volcanic ashes droped down the sea then the seawaves carried it to the caost and covered the living creatures . This is my thinking..since we have like it in white colore away from volcanic activity.

It is a marine sediments that formed back in the Jurassic period from much organic material

I’ve only been to AMSTERDAM on an art course. I’ve not tried fossil hunting there

It’s in West Dorset U.k it’s part of the Jurassic Coast.

Thanks 🙏 very much for watching and your comments .