Victoria Bay bedding planes in Silurian sandstones
Callanish Stones, HFF
Box Bay with caves
Sandy Pit doline panorama
Lattice Windows sea arches and Barafundle Bay
Zwei junge Alpen-Murmeltiere ... sehr neugierig !
Extentional faults: Saundersfoot south
Extentional faults detail: Saundersfoot south
Small thrust and footwall syncline
Rock Solid.
Seagul Enjoying The Sun,
On the Rocks.
in den Wind gestellt ...
Australio
Australio
Namibia, Huge Boulders in the Mowani Mountains
In A Hollow
La Sierra de La Cabrera,
Fall
Valley, Rocks And Hills.
Rings Loop Trail
Pristine
A Land Of Rocks,
St Brides Haven solifluction deposit
Druidston Haven: Cliff Section 6 interpretation
Druidston Haven: Cliff Section 4 interpretation
Druidston Haven: Cliff Section 1 interpretation
Gathering Of Water Birds.
Conglomerate at Gravel Bay: close-up view 2
Conglomerates at Gravel Bay
Conglomerate at Gravel Bay: close-up view 1
Primavera
Namibia, The Stone with Ancient Rock Carvings in t…
Marros west - Teague's Wood and drift-filled valle…
Marros west cliffs
Marros west - cryogenic anticline and solifluction…
Little Settlands - inverted thin coals and disturb…
Little Settlands - incompetent deformation 1
Little Settlands - incompetent deformation 2
That pre-historic clifftop tomb again!
Below The Rock
Fox Hole Anticline - northern limb 3
Fox Hole Anticline - northern limb
Little Haven - Fox Hole Anticline
Marakopa Falls
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Coasts of the sea: animals, vegetation and coastal geology
Coasts of the sea: animals, vegetation and coastal geology
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Victoria Bay and Skokholm Island
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A view over the small inlet of Victoria Bay near Marloes in Pembrokeshire. Skokholm Island is visible in the distance.
Slabs of Silurian age sandstones dip at about 40° to the south.
Slabs of Silurian age sandstones dip at about 40° to the south.
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