Oblique aerial view of Craigielaw Point, Aberlady. East Lothian

BGS Image ID: P000795

Oblique aerial view of Craigielaw Point, Aberlady. East Lothian. Looking north-west. Bedded sediments. Lower Limestone Group. The Lower Limestone Group is the uppermost division of the Lower Carboniferous in the district. The strata has a regional dip to the west or north-west of up to 5 degrees, though between Craigielaw Point and Aberlady Point gentle minor folds are superimposed on the larger structure. Note the concrete anti-landing defences from World War 2.

Posted by Bob McIntosh

Sheringham beach. Ring of flint.

 BGS Image ID: P241299

Sheringham beach. Ring of flint. Image taken 1886.

Original image number BAAS03432. From the British Association for the Advancement of Science photograph collection

Bob McIntosh

Geologists' Association Excursion to Hastings, June 22nd 1907. The Strade.

Geologists' Association Excursion to Hastings, June 22nd 1907. The Strade. A modern pebble beach showing the ridge formed by high tides.

From the Geologists' Association 'Carreck Archive'

Bob McIntosh