John Downes has taught both Geography and Geology to college students for many years. He has also tutored Earth Science students of The Open University and geology groups within the University of the Third Age. He lives in rural Somerset where he continues to write on geological themes.
The Isle of Wight is a geological gem with its 110km (68 mile) long coastline displaying a range of rocks dating from Lower Cretaceous to Oligocene age. Many of the sands and clays yield fossil bivalves and gastropods, and its famous dinosaur footprints attract much attention from...
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