Hi, i am probably (hopefully) going to be able to go to Lyme Regis next week for the first time and i would like to know if you have any tips that i could use for finding fossil ammonites, crinoids, etc…? Such as where, how, when, what to look for, etc… I already know a few things from watching your video such as to look for the sides of ammonites on the rocks and to look in the pyrite but i would like to know if there’s anything else i need to know that could help before going?
The main tip is keep away from the dangerous cliffs as they are liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️. The low tide is the best place for collecting fossils as more of the beach is exposed. You can look in rock pools and gullies that might trap fossils. A good video on my TH-cam channel is “Ammonite Lyme Regis. “ if you pop into my fossil shop in Lyme Regis, I can show you how to look for crinoids and where .
Bank holiday coming up, there will be loads of children around and your warning about the dangerous cliffs, couldn't be more apt. The cliffs are in a very dangerous state right now, so I hope people heed your warning.
Thanks 🙏 very much for mentioning this Mike ! You can’t mention this enough i reckon - the cliffs are dangerous and liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️ along the Jurassic Coast! Stay away from the dangerous cliffs everyone !!!
My mother threw my full collection of geological finds, I had labelled dated,area s the whole lot"" So im a little bit envious of the fossils and rocks!! (I had a piece of marestail it was huge compared to its modern countreparts!!) I wish i could still get out n about...
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. Your 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 TH-cam called "Ammonite Lyme Regis."My channel on TH-cam 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 TH-cam, Thanks BrandonLennon….. “Black Ven Landslide , Lyme Regis , 11th November 2021
Yes 🙌 I do shipping overseas but have to work out the post costs . You need a tide table for 2024 which comes out near to Christmas 2023, to see wether you can go out fossil collecting in conjunction with safe tide times . It’s best to go fossil collecting at low tide - an hour before low tide and an hour afterwards. This gives you more of the beach to look at . Also too you must stay away from the dangerous cliffs that are liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️.
I’ve got a really good idea what stones are which . So a birchi nodule I can tell from a tiny fragment it’s the rock that contains Microderoceras birchi named after colonel Birch who discovered these Jurassic period nodules !
These films are superb. Really enjoy watching, thanks for sharing.
Thanks 🙏 for watching there are still some good little fossil finds to be made at low tide - along the Jurassic Coast 🙌!
Realy good to see Pinhay again, thanks Brandon!
Thanks 🙏 karsten it’s such a lovely place Pinhay Bay 🙌
Some wonderful views of Pinhay Bay, thanks for posting.
Cheers Mike thanks 🙏 very much for watching
we loved the latest video down on Pinhay Bay 👍😎....(that double impression is what we would love to find this coming Winter!)
Thanks 🙏 it was a good old stretch of the legs to get down there at low tide
Hi, i am probably (hopefully) going to be able to go to Lyme Regis next week for the first time and i would like to know if you have any tips that i could use for finding fossil ammonites, crinoids, etc…?
Such as where, how, when, what to look for, etc…
I already know a few things from watching your video such as to look for the sides of ammonites on the rocks and to look in the pyrite but i would like to know if there’s anything else i need to know that could help before going?
The main tip is keep away from the dangerous cliffs as they are liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️. The low tide is the best place for collecting fossils as more of the beach is exposed. You can look in rock pools and gullies that might trap fossils. A good video on my TH-cam channel is “Ammonite Lyme Regis. “ if you pop into my fossil shop in Lyme Regis, I can show you how to look for crinoids and where .
@@LymeRegisFossils ok thanks :)
That was a rare find a double negative never seen that before 👍
Thanks 🙏 very much for pointing that out !! Double negative you don’t see that much hey 👋
Bank holiday coming up, there will be loads of children around and your warning about the dangerous cliffs, couldn't be more apt.
The cliffs are in a very dangerous state right now, so I hope people heed your warning.
Thanks 🙏 very much for mentioning this Mike ! You can’t mention this enough i reckon - the cliffs are dangerous and liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️ along the Jurassic Coast! Stay away from the dangerous cliffs everyone !!!
My mother threw my full collection of geological finds, I had labelled dated,area s the whole lot""
So im a little bit envious of the fossils and rocks!!
(I had a piece of marestail it was huge compared to its modern countreparts!!)
I wish i could still get out n about...
Sounds like you had quite a good sized geological finds collection that you made and labelled
Best beach in Lyme to go fossil hunting
It’s great fun 🤩 seeing all the big ammonites on the rocks 🪨 at low tide ! 🙌
I may grab a friend and come to the area for vacation sometime early next year, is it possible to go fossil hunting in february/march?
Also, do you do shipping into the EU from your Shop?
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. Your 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 TH-cam called "Ammonite Lyme Regis."My channel on TH-cam 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 TH-cam, Thanks BrandonLennon….. “Black Ven Landslide , Lyme Regis , 11th November 2021
Yes 🙌 I do shipping overseas but have to work out the post costs . You need a tide table for 2024 which comes out near to Christmas 2023, to see wether you can go out fossil collecting in conjunction with safe tide times . It’s best to go fossil collecting at low tide - an hour before low tide and an hour afterwards. This gives you more of the beach to look at . Also too you must stay away from the dangerous cliffs that are liable to fall suddenly and without warning ⚠️.
th-cam.com/video/z2A9j2Y1PtM/w-d-xo.html A fossil hunting video I made on TH-cam called “ Professional Fossil Hunter.”
useful tips
Can you look at a fossil and guess its age?
I’ve got a really good idea what stones are which . So a birchi nodule I can tell from a tiny fragment it’s the rock that contains Microderoceras birchi named after colonel Birch who discovered these Jurassic period nodules !