Reading the Rocks

SeaScapes and The Barn at Easington

'Reading the Rocks' events tell the story of the physical geological seascape from Tyne to Tees over time.

Vane Tempest

In partnership with Durham University, SeaScapes presents the first in a series of walks and talks for the 'Reading the Rocks' Project. Reading the Rocks tells the story of the physical seascape from Tyne to Tees over time, from the Permian reefs to the eroding coast we live with today. The unique geology of the Tyne to Tees shores is of national and international importance.Come and join the SeaScapes Team and Geologist Professor Dave Roberts in Seaham on Tuesday 27th July. Starting at Vane Tempest Beach, Dave will walk us north along the shore and talk us through the geological heritage, especially the ice age history of the cliffs and what they can teach us today about climate and environmental change. This event will be held on the beach and will involve walking along a stony and rocky beach / shore. Participants are advised to wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear. SeaScapes is funded by the National Heritage Lottery fund. To find out more, please visit www.exploreseascapes.co.uk

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