ANCIENT CLEVELAND - HISTORY OF A BECK

This is my latest fossil bone find in the gravel beds in the Sainton area. Its the lower front section of a mammal jaw, as yet unknown....

I post to inform anyone who follows my blog, that i am studying that many different things in the geology of the south west area of Clevelan...

This image shows what i believe to be carbon i took from a vesicle of a rock found at Stainton beck stuck to a fridge magnet. Below is...

The  rock to the left has the same indentations as the split rock to the right they both attract a small magnet strongly,  i believe they ...

I first thought as can be viewed in earlier posts, that most of the stone in the possible structure was mostly yellow sandstone. But it seem...

This is what i believe is part of the same structure, on the opposite side of the beck, what i think has happened is the tree roots from the...

I quote. According to Professor Wegener the continents are really afloat. He considers the earth's crust to consist of (a ) a lower, hea...

This recently found deposit was initially blue, but over the last week has turned green, this may be due to a chemical reaction to being e...

The stone to the rear attracts the small magnet, i think this stone unlike the yellow sandstone viewed to the front is whinstone, the next t...

Ormesby beck about 3 miles east of Stainton beck, has the same sequence of deposits in this image the ever present red clay sits beneath t...