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Walk One: Pavement Palaeontology

Posted on July 17, 2015 by Al McGowan — Leave a comment

A PDF description of the Pavement Palaeontology walk. If you’d like to make enquires about the guided walks, please use the contact form below.

Tagged with: Edinburgh, Fossils, Geological Walks, Palaeontology, PavementPalaeontology
Posted in Geological Walks (urban)

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