This is the third in a series of photographs of Silurian rocks from Clogher Bay. A brief examination of the literature indicates that the rocks in these pictures belong to the Drom Point Formation which has accumulated to a depth of 300 metres and is part of the Dunquin Group of Silurian Period strata in Ireland. The Drom Point and Croagh-marhin Formations consist of shallow-marine, fossiliferous siltstones and very fine to fine grained sandstones.
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Rocks are endlessly fascinating! This looks like a fantastic place.
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Wonderful set of images Jessica. Beautiful rocks, looks similar to marble in some of the shots.
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It is. I’d love to go back.
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Thank you. The strata were certainly rich in colour and pattern.
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