The Dogger Formation unconformably overlying Lower Toarcian Shales can be clearly seen almost halfway up the cliff

Western side of a Channel wedging out into lateral accretion sets of point bar deposits.

Eastern side of the channel sandstone, now obscured by a cliff fall.

Fallen blocks of Saltwick Formation sandstone with carbonised plant remains. Site of the Whitby Plant Bed.

Diplocraterion is the classic example of a vertical burrow with spreite,

Notice also the conglomerate at the erosive base of the Dogger Formation

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