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Geo-events for 2026

Geowalks for 2026 will explore Northumberland Coast as well as inland to the Cheviots and beyond. Dates and details are posted on the "Geowalks" page, which is updated as more walks are planned.

As last year, these walks will be bookable to ensure that the number of people attending is manageable so that I can make it as good an experience as I can for everyone. The walks will again be “pay-what-you-feel” respectfully suggesting £15 for the half day events and £20 for the full day events. If this is not affordable for you – pay less – no questions asked. Equally, if you are able to pay more, this will help me to ensure the walks are sustainable. As before, family members under 16 are very welcome and no donation is needed. Once more we will be celebrating the geodiversity of the Northumberland Coast National Landscape. I will also continue exploring the geology of Tynemouth area as well as heading inland to Ford Moss and yet further to the Eildons.

As always thMine Walkere will be many fabulous rocks and fossils to find all set in the glorious land and seascape of the National Landscape, the Berwickshire Coast and the Northumberland National Park. 

The new, fully updated 2nd edition of the Berwick Coast Rocks! is now available. To order a copy just This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.me and payment can be sorted either by bank transfer or by cheque. The 3rd edition of the Northumberland Coast Rocks! is now out of stock. A 4th edition is in progress!

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Testimonials

  • "Ian Kille is an absolute authority on the geology of Northumberland. His knowledge is unmatched, his presentation is perfect and his enthusiasm is unbridled. Ian has lead a series of walks for us along the Northumberland Coast AONB over the last two years and every walk has been immensely enjoyable, thoroughly entertaining and incredibly educational. He is able to explain complex geological sequences across enormous timescales to young and old alike and has piqued a geological interest in many that has kept the audience coming back for all of his walks."

    Jessica Turner
    Historic and Built Environment Officer
    Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Partnership

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