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Fossil Hunt at Bracklesham Bay, West Sussex – Saturday 14 April – 2018

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Date(s) - Saturday, 14 April 2018
11:00 - 17:00

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Come along and hunt for fossils on Bracklesham Beach on Saturday 14 April! The main purpose of this trip is to hunt along the foreshore looking for the fossil shells and sharks’ teeth that wash up on the beach from the 45 million year old ‘Bracklesham Beds’.

Low tide isn’t until late afternoon so Rockwatchers will also be able to have a look at the recently constructed, largest coastal realignment scheme in Britain!

A wonderful day for Rockwatchers and their families.

Meeting at 11.00am for an 11.15am start with an approximate finish time of 17.00pm.

You must be a Rockwatch member to go and the booking fee for this fieldtrip is £2.50 per person.

The geology and fossils of Bracklesham and Selsey by David Bone

A helpful guide to The geology and fossils of Bracklesham and Selsey has been produced by David Bone.

Rockwatch does it safely….
Due to safety requirements numbers are strictly limited for some of the events. It is essential in these cases that you reserve a place through the contact given. Leaders reserve the right not to accept members who have not booked, or who arrive inappropriately dressed. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Bookings

Children must be accompanied by an adult so please buy tickets for children and accompanying adult/s.

Bookings are closed for this event.

Author: Helen Connolly

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