OR/19/054 Appendix 1 - Site photographs
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Gareth Farr1, Jonathan Graham2, Andy Marriott1 & Elliott Hamilton1. 2019. Survey of selected tufa forming sites in Staffordshire, UK. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OR/19/054.
1 British Geological Survey |
Stanton Pastures
Limestone Hill
Kirksteads Brook
Trickle Ridge
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Looking down slope along the back of the impressive tufa dome (known locally as ‘trickle ridge’) towards the river below. Dominant stands of Palustriella commutata. -
Upper ridge of ‘trickle ridge’ showing the grove that has been cut by local people to accelerate the rate of tufa deposition at the top of the ridge. -
Seepages below ‘trickle ridge’ (adjoining public footpath of river bank) with Hart’s-tongue Fern and stands of Palustriella commutata. -
Upper spring head with Wild Garlic and Pendulous Sedge.
Emerald Cave
Booth’s Wood

The Petrifactions