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Thursday, 19 March 2020

Submerged forest - Swansea Bay and Gower


Swansea Bay -- foreshore in front of Singleton Park (3 photos)



I found some nice pics of the submerged forest around Gower and in Swansea Bay -- on Adam Tilt's blog:

https://www.mylifeoutside.co.uk

These next 3 photos are from Broughton Bay:




Adam says that there are similar exposures in Port Eynon, Whiteford and elsewhere......  Not much peat, by the look of it, but a lot of estuarine mud......

But this is a curious feature on Whiteford Sands.  Looks like a bomb crater (it's 8 ft in diameter) with a thinnish layer of peat or peaty silt thrown up around the circumference.....  What is it?  Answers on a postcard please........





Submerged forest exposures, Whiteford Sands (photo: Pembs Coastal Photography)

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