Walking in a fossil wonderland

Back out to Ravenscar, this time in the snow! Come along as we find some very rare fossils at my favourite Jurassic location on the Yorkshire Coast, featuring Haugias, Perilytoceras, and the usual less rare ammonites!

[@davidthomas6859]

Good to see you out again Andrew ,some really nice splits .Great video as always ❤

[@dinoskool]

Always good to get out, just much more restricted about when I can nowadays! Hopefully will be out a couple of more times before the end of 2024. Will be very happy if the finds are as good as this trip was!

[@MrLandphill]

always great to see you exploring, thanks for sharing

[@dinoskool]

I always appreciate you coming back and watching all of the adventures!

[@pborogeopaleo]

Stunning crisp morning.

[@dinoskool]

It was a gorgeous day out. The cold makes the hill climb at Ravenscar a touch easier too 😅

[@lesgibbon6781]

Very informative as ever. Thanks for sharing.

[@dinoskool]

Thanks for watching!

[@kevinspeight8966]

An interesting trip. That Gastropod could be a stunner.

[@dinoskool]

It was an odd trip... Very little of the common stuff but lots of rare and interesting things. The gastropod will be interesting to see. Doubt the shell is there but I have hope for the rest

[@scoutingforkeels]

Some beauties there 👏 Worth the trip down in the end!

[@dinoskool]

Always worth the trip down to clear the head and enjoy the scenery. Added bonus with all the rare goodies 😄

[@scoutingforkeels]

@ yeah the trip ‘down’ is always worth it!!

[@dinoskool]

I'm still figuring out how to get the national trust to get a golf cart ride from the top of the steps and save that last bit of the walk up 😂

[@scoutingforkeels]

@ ha, or better still, an elevator!

[@dinoskool]

Yeah, I'd take a lift, zip line, jet pack etc back preferentially but alas, the trek is part of the reason it's not as picked as other sections of the coast