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At World Fossils, they offer a wide range of geological wonders hand-sourced from around the world including British fossils and gems, and handmade jewellery. At this unusual store, Sarah highlighted some of their unusual products that cater for both fossil lovers and those interested in gems. These include animals, rings and plants hand-carved from mammoth teeth and salt lamps (ranging from £24 to £45) which have "been proven that it draws all kinds of dampness from the air into the lamp. So people use those purely from a health point of view, as well as pretty."

10 unusual Christmas gifts you can buy in Bristol city centre

The River Avon bends around the edge of Conham River Park.

We visit a beautiful Bristol river walk with a waterfall and bat cave

10 reasons why you should climb this stunning Bristol landmark

We found a couple of Bumpsys next to Bennett’s Patch and White’s Paddock Nature Reserve, including a wall full of Mr Men characters.

We visit a Bristol wildlife haven with meadows and a Mr Men mural

We visit a magical ‘secret’ garden in Bristol with an amazing history

We visit the century-old Bristol park with an air raid shelter

The trail takes you around the city centre including Corn Street

I went on an Alice in Wonderland-themed adventure trail around Bristol

We visit the new Christmas pop-up stores at The Mall Cribbs Causeway

We meet stallholders from Bristol Christmas Market to see how trade is

We visit a 'secret' nature reserve with ruins and a natural spring

We visit a hidden woodland which has waterfalls and ancient bridges

We went on the Mythical Beasties trail at Bristol’s most famous church

We went on the Haunted Bristol Walking Tour

The ‘secret’ Bristol nature reserve that people drive past every day

The Christmas market in Broadmead

We took part in a ‘scavenger hunt’ game around Broadmead shops 

There are services and parades across the city this weekend

Remembrance Day 2023: what's happening across the Bristol area

Poirot actor David Suchet stars in his first ever pantomime

11 pantomimes in and around Bristol you can book now for Christmas

We visit the hidden gem Bristol nature reserve with a lagoon and a pub

Photo by Adriana Amor

We went on a tour of Bristol street art and spotted a ‘hidden’ Banksy 

We visit a Bristol park with pond, football pitches and bowling green

We visit a Bristol park with a boating lake and disused swimming pool

FEAR Avon Valley Scream Park is one of the most popular Halloween events in the region

18 spooky things to do in Bristol this October half-term and Halloween

We visit a hidden gem Bristol sculpture trail perfect for half-term

11 independent Bristol shops where you can buy Halloween pumpkins

We visit the historic Bristol park with cows and a stunning lake

Fireworks go on sale this weekend but there are rules to follow

Where to buy fireworks in Bristol and where you can set them off

There are fireworks displays planned all over Bristol next month

Bonfire Night Bristol: 12 firework displays and how to get tickets

The Hideaway on Shirehampton Road has just one an award from Tripadvisor

I tried lunch at the Bristol cafe that just won a Tripadvisor award

In pictures: 23 reasons The Downs is the top beauty spot in Bristol

7 Bristol charity shops and independents selling Halloween costumes

We visit a Bristol charity shop with a difference on its 75th birthday

The Faraway Tree in Redfield serves affordable food and is popular with families

We visit a cosy Bristol cafe where the menu is scribbled on the walls

We visit the Bristol nature reserve with stunning city views

15 pictures from Apple Day in the Bristol suburb of Sea Mills

The Sea Shanty Festival is back for its third year

Sea Shanty Festival returns to Bristol harbourside

We visit the historic Bristol estate with spectacular river views

Cafe on the Square in Sea Mills

We had lunch in the cosy Bristol cafe that used to be a toilet block

We visit the historic Bristol park with a pop-up cafe and its own pool

The Victorian shopping arcade was mothballed for more than a century until it reopened in 1992

We visit a ‘timeless’ Bristol shopping arcade abandoned for 100 years

Mercy Mercy Mercy has opened in Clifton Village

We tried the latest cafe to open in Bristol and it wasn’t cheap

We visit the oldest market in Bristol where traders remain upbeat

The pizza and cheesecake tried by our reviewer at Taste of Napoli

We tried a family-run pizza cafe bringing a slice of Italy to Bristol

The Bristol riverside park with stunning gardens and an ancient mill

We went on a wet trip of The Matthew of Bristol - rain jackets a necessity!

We got a glimpse of the age of discovery on The Matthew

Pasty calls time at The Beaufort pub

In pictures: Bristol’s longest-serving pub landlady’s leaving party

The food laid out on the table - overall, we thought it was average. The chips were the best part of the meal

We tried out the ‘best fish and chip shop’ in Bristol