Textures on rocks that are weathering and slowly eroding in a cliff face. The rocks are stratified sedimentary rocks belonging to the Kimmeridge Clay Formation on Dorset’s World Heritage Jurassic Coast. Rain and groundwater percolate through the rock crevices, and run down from the cliff top, carrying dissolved minerals and fine sediment particles that coat or stain the rocks while slowly dissolving and smoothing their surfaces.
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Great photos! You know how I love those colours and textures and the processes involved in their evolution. Thank you for sharing..
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Wonderful. KB33 is like a painting, you could make a poster from that, I would hang it on my wall.
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Thank you, Jan. I just love your wonderful paintings of rock faces and share your appreciation of them.
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Thank you, Nannus. I appreciate your comment.
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Beautiful details, striations and colors in the rocks, Jessica.
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Thank you, Jane.
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They are quite startling.
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Thank you, Lucy.
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