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Fossil Marker

Look out for these

The distance markers were made from reclaimed groynes from the old sea defences. They are placed every 200meters (one furlong) along the promenade in both directions from Pier Towers. Each post has a plaque showing an image of one of the types of fossils that can be found on the beach, and the distance to Pier towers.

 

Links for further information about fossils

Download Fossil Trail Leaflet

Beginners' guide to fossil hunting

Fossil Hunting in the UK
   
   
 

Creditation
  Thank you to the following for their contribution to this project
Withernsea & South Holderness Regeneration Partnership Logo Withernsea & South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership
East Riding Of Yorkshire Council Logo East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Active Coast Active Coast
Kevan Torkel and Brian Kevan Hough, Torkel Larsen and Brian Cloke

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