Tag Archives: Lyme Regis UK

Gifts and lessons from the sea at Lyme Regis, UK

Posted on September 17, 2016 by Diane Scheurell

The day began gray, with rain a good probability. It was about time really; I’d only had one day of rain the whole time I’d been in England. But it would be nice if it held off. This day, my … Continue reading →

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Can a beachcomber ever be satiated? Collecting at Lyme Regis, UK

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Diane Scheurell

My daughter has finally arrived in England, and we’re back in Lyme Regis. We both love this seaside town with its link to England’s Jurassic past. It’s all about the sea: kids make giant sand castles, young people surf even … Continue reading →

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Fossils, sea glass and shards; an abundant beach at Lyme Regis, England

Posted on March 30, 2016 by Diane Scheurell

The lovely little seaside town of Lyme Regis along England’s Jurassic Coast is a treasure all by itself. Add the opportunity to find and keep a fossil, and you have the recipe for a great holiday. You’ll find everything you … Continue reading →

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I found a fossil! Nope, not yet – Lyme Regis, England

Posted on March 24, 2016 by Diane Scheurell

As my daughter and I prepared to look at London colleges, my husband gave us a page he had ripped out of his Science News with an article called Hunting Fossils in England. “You should go there. I would if … Continue reading →

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