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'Discovering Earth', the Lyme Regis Fossil Festival 2012 will take place 4–6 May, 2012.

The Lyme Regis Fossil Festival is run by the Lyme Regis Development Trust. ‘Discovering Earth’ will be the 7^th Festival. Previous Festivals included 'Marine Parade' (2011), ‘Dead... and Alive!’ (2010), ‘Evolution Rocks’ (2009), ‘Rising Seas’ (2007), 'Deep Time in Lyme' (2006) and the first Lyme Regis Fossil Festival (2005).

15 good hi-res photos are stored in DropBox, links at the bottom of this page.

The Festival is delivered thanks to the incredibly generous involvement of our Partners.

We couldn’t make the Festival happen without the equally generous support of our Sponsors.

If you would like to receive more information about the Festival please get in touch:

Festival Director: Kimberly Clarke

Lyme Regis Fossil Festival
The Malthouse, Town Mill
Mill Lane, Lyme Regis
DT7 3PU

01297 444042

To email us click .

Photo links: All photos (c) Lyme Regis Fossil Festival

http://bit.ly/e1C8XC Ammonites are common on the Jurassic beaches

http://bit.ly/eIRwC2 Artist Darrell Wakelam and his apprentice painters

http://bit.ly/exnwDM Blue lias clay paintings

http://bit.ly/heYw6b Colin Dawes with a model ammonite

http://bit.ly/i7Coiv Commemorating extinct species with MEMO

http://bit.ly/hABLjG Comparing fossils with the Natural History Museum

http://bit.ly/gkiVXz Fossil collecting on Monmouth Beach

http://bit.ly/elWgho Fossil hunting for the whole family

http://bit.ly/f5cV1d Having a go at stonecarving

http://bit.ly/i6fyte Herbie Treehead keeps everyone on their toes

http://bit.ly/hsBxQ9 Endangered species the pink sea fan is preserved in stone

http://bit.ly/fsjAr2 Walking the dinosaur runway

http://bit.ly/gxPZSb Watch out for the pointy bits!

http://bit.ly/eqNtPC Nautilus tells a story

http://bit.ly/h9OFNr A great day in Lyme