Inlay

ProfilePosts

Twin tunnel boring machines are now advancing beneath homes and roads towards Euston, with HS2 confirming steady progress through London clay. www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/dee...

1mo

ianVisits

Leading walks and geotrails to explain London’s geology is one of London Geodiversity Partnerships activities. We organise walks across London for groups with an interest in the geology, Check out the Geotrails link at londongeopartnership.org.uk/geotrails/ #LondonGeology #Geotrails

Here are a couple of photos of our recent geotrail to Croham Hurst near Croydon which took place on 29th May. 📷 @gaildickerson.bsky.social #LondonGeology #CrohamHurst

From Walton-on-the-Naze a few weeks ago. The fossilised skull of and extinct fish. A Halecopsis Insignis, from the London clay, 50-54 million years old.

Some NEW research on our website - Rob Scaife & Mike Hacker's 2025 report on the pollen and geology of Highgate Wood #Haringey is available to download at londongeopartnership.org.uk/wp/wp-conten... #LondonGeology #LondonArchaeology

10d

15d

Part of our activities is designing and producing geological information boards and leaflets for London’s geosites. You can download these from our website londongeopartnership.org.uk/informationb...

We are now on Instagram! Follow us there @londongeodiversity #LondonGeology

And a couple more photos from the Croham Hurst geotrail ... 📷 Laurie Baker

15d

17h

10d

London Geodiversity Partnership

Twin tunnel boring machines are now advancing beneath homes and roads towards Euston, with HS2 confirming steady progress through London clay.

www.ianvisits.co.uk

Deep below London, HS2’s twin tunnels advance towards Euston station

Suffolk Detectorist