Extentional faults detail: Saundersfoot south
Small thrust and footwall syncline
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Extentional faults: Saundersfoot south
Saundersfoot to Swallowtree Bay geological structures
Just south of Saundersfoot harbour, immediately adjacent to the previous photo, a set of extensional ('normal') faults with a small displacements cut Lower Coal Measures rocks: mostly mudstones with ironstone bands and nodules, with thin sandstone bands and laminae in the upper part.
The small thrust with a footwall syncline in the previous photo is just visible at the lower right.
The walking stick is 0.9 m long.
Detailed part of photo here:
Just south of Saundersfoot harbour, immediately adjacent to the previous photo, a set of extensional ('normal') faults with a small displacements cut Lower Coal Measures rocks: mostly mudstones with ironstone bands and nodules, with thin sandstone bands and laminae in the upper part.
The small thrust with a footwall syncline in the previous photo is just visible at the lower right.
The walking stick is 0.9 m long.
Detailed part of photo here:
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