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Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan: Geology & Landscape

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St Mary's Well Bay

White Lias slabs. Cliff West of Penarth, March 1973

Date: March 1973

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Views from Penarth Head and over Cardiff Bay

Heap of crumbled shale east of Lavernock. Lower Penarth

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Lavernock Geology cliff and beach platform shale bands and clay mud

Lias Beach, shale under sandstone surface. West of Lavernock Point. August 1978

Date: August 1978

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Lavernock Geology cliff and beach platform shale bands and clay mud

Bristol Channel sands below the Jurassic Cliffs of Lavernock Reserve. Lavernock Point, horizon, bedding, storm beach.

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St. Mary's Well Bay. Lias cliffs in East.

Outcrop on beach platform. St Mary's Well bay.

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South East Wales Biodiversity Records Centre (SEWBReC)
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Dr Mary Gillham
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