The fossil hunting in September has been very poor along the Jurassic Coast. Many thousands of people have walked the beaches around low tide at Lyme Regis to look for fossils this Summer. The weather has been so dry this September that the fossils are not being eroded out of the mudslides, which are baked hard and dry by the sun. I am starting the guided fossil walks back up in the coming Winter months. There will be less competition on the beach with far fewer people looking for fossils in stormy weather.
Brave the elements and come on a fossil walk with us later this year. We will show you sieving techniques that help you to find perfect iron pyrites ammonites. We will also show you how to split the right rocks with a geological hammer and safety spectacles on. See our guided fossil walks at www.lymeregisfossilwalks.com 

We take guided fossil walks along the Jurassic Coast .The Winter fossil hunting trips will be happening soon ,starting in November. These are some of the best fossil hunting trips you can arrange with us ,where you might even find the back bone of an Ichthyosaur or Plesiosaur.The sea does the work for you washing fossils out of the mudslides.In  Winter the erosion rates are higher.Rough seas along with more rain wash out the fossils onto the beaches.I will guide you to the best collecting areas and show you what fossil bearing rocks to look for-at low tide.So see our organised fossil collecting trips at www.lymeregisfossilwalks.com  These fossil walks get booked up in advance especially at the weekends .E-mail us at brandonlennon_13@hotmail.com and we can look at a fossil collecting  day for you in conjunction with safe tide times.See us @lymeregis fossils on instagram for some of our daily fossil finds!

 Here I am heading out along Monmouth beach at low tide, to see the Jurassic Coast in May . I am seeing what I can find washed out by the sea , during quite a stormy day . Finding fossils is fun and as long as you follow the fossil collecting code of conduct ,you can pick up what the sea has washed out for you onto the beach . The sea does the work for you washing fossils out of the mudslides onto the beach. It’s important when fossil hunting on the beach to stay away from the dangerous cliffs . The cliffs are liable to fall suddenly and without warning. In this video I made recently I find a wonderful sea urchin fossil preserved in flint . With sturdy rubber gloves and safety spectacles I break this fossil out of the rock by tapping the rock with a hammer . You can’t prepare flint rock 🪨 so the “gentle” hammering is your only option .In the rock I pick up I can see signs of a worn seaurchin , a worn part of it can be seen protruding out of the rock . Come on a guided fossil walk with us if you’d like to learn more about fossil collecting along the Jurassic Coast.http://www.lymeregisfossilwalks.com The website shows you the private fossil walks we run along the Jurassic Coast.See our Video on YouTube Below ,thanks for that .

See our YouTube Video below on Jurassic Coast fossil finding .Its just after Easter and i go down along the beach- East Of Lyme Regis. The Easter Holidays have just finished after lockdown and people have returned home ,from their holidays at Lyme Regis . Some folkes told me they had found some wonderful little ammonites along the Jurassic Coast .Others said they found very little or nothing . So i thought on a quiet evening after the Easter holidays i would challenge myself to find an ammonite fossilised in the "fool`s gold."Join me on this little fossil collecting trip on the evening of the 19th April 2021-East of Lyme Regis at low tide. After an hour and a half of fossil collecting see what i find! Its all about being patient and putting in some time and work to find a fossil. http://www.lymeregisfossilwalks.com The cliffs are dangerous along the Jurassic Coast always beware of the dangerous cliffs they are liable to fall suddenly and without warning .Have a look at the fossil collecting code of conduct that is in operation along the Jurassic Coast . edit.