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Taken at East Beach earlier in the summer by Linda West, this photo shows a block of indurated Red Crag basement bed fallen onto the London Clay beach platform. There are numerous small phosphatic nodules (coprolites), and comminuted shell material. Larger constituents include boxstones, a septarian nodule and a piece of ?whalebone. We are looking down on a piece of preserved bedding plane.
A recent visit to the Coralline Crag pit behind Orford Castle showed exposures of the 'Rock Bed' revealed by this summer's lack of vegetation. This is a good opportunity to visit this Coralline Crag on public land.
A recent visit to Leiston provided this view of the new Sizewell C railway, looking inland from the footpath to the Abbey. The cutting is in Norwich Crag sands - some cross-bedding was visible on the right side. Futher inland the railway is cut through boulder clay (till).
Thorpeness Cliff CGS features in the latest issue. Also GeoSuffolk's Pliocene Forest, Bawdsey fossil finds and more in GeoSuffolk Times 70.
Benacre Ness (above) features in the latest issue. Also garnets at Sutton Hoo, Hertfordshire Pudding Stone book review and more in GeoSuffolk Times 69.