Fascinated by Fairlynch’s old fossils
You might think that this is a rather fine photo I’ve taken but just wait until March next year when fossils like this from Fairlynch’s collection will be viewable in the sort of truly amazing detail that makes my efforts look rather amateurish. This particular one, which caught the eye of Jurassic Coast Earth Science Manager Richard Edmonds, seen above, will even be rotatable in 3D and seen by audiences around the world thanks to the technological marvels of digital photography. It’s a fossilised bivalve like a clam or an oyster of the type Myophorella and was found in the cliffs at Osmington Mills on the coast...