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Devon fossil collecting help, please

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Mr_Cheesy | 22:07 Tue 13th May 2008 | Science
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Does anyone know where is a good place on the North Devon coast ? Or Cornwall ? to find Devonian/Carboniferous age fossils (esp corals). Staying in Clovelly next month (June 2008) and would like to spend some time collecting. Also looking to visit Watchet area, anyone got any tips for finding good fossils there ? Would particularly love to find anything ichthyosaur/plieosaur (doesn't look right....) related... Really just any relevant or not information would be very much appreciated.... Did you know that a group of 12 or more cows is called a flink ? weird huh ?
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Er....Lyme Regis? I went there as a child and there were loads of cool fossils there.....my brother found fossilised dinosaur poo!
11:13 Thu 15th May 2008
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we have the same kind of council cleaners hear but is dog muck that you find
11:15 Thu 15th May 2008

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