18th March09, Howick to Craster, 8am




Fulmars are nesting on the cliffs. Lovely relaxing birds to sit and watch unlike the kittiwakes - their noisy neighbours

This is a great geological area. Here we have layers of limestones, shales and sandstones which are disturbed by a nice, easy to see fault half way down the Howick coast path. The fulmars' cliff is a bonus volcanic intrusion that smashes through the whole lot.



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