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... pastimes was fossil collecting, and the cliffs at Lyme Regis were the British centre for new palaeontological discoveries. A local woman, Mary Anning (1799-1847), achieved immortality with her discoveries: the famous icythosaurus skeleton (above), now in the ...
... stockbroker. The hunt has made the island and even national news several times this year. The first time was when they found a local woman stuck in a hedge and had to call in the emergency services. Less welcome for the hunt was the controversy created when an ...
... stockbroker. The hunt has made the island and even national news several times this year. The first time was when they found a local woman stuck in a hedge and had to call in the emergency services. Less welcome for the hunt was the controversy created when an ...
... pastimes was fossil collecting, and the cliffs at Lyme Regis were the British centre for new palaeontological discoveries. A local woman, Mary Anning (1799-1847), achieved immortality with her discoveries: the famous icythosaurus skeleton (above), now in the ...
... stockbroker. The hunt has made the island and even national news several times this year. The first time was when they found a local woman stuck in a hedge and had to call in the emergency services. Less welcome for the hunt was the controversy created when an ...
... pastimes was fossil collecting, and the cliffs at Lyme Regis were the British centre for new palaeontological discoveries. A local woman, Mary Anning (1799-1847), achieved immortality with her discoveries: the famous icythosaurus skeleton (above), now in the ...