Durham Rocks: 50 extraordinary rocky places that tell the story of the Durham landscape: contents

(Front cover) Chemical Beach, Seaham.

(Rear cover) Rear cover.

(Figure 122) The Author — Ian Jackson.

Contents

Title page and preliminaries

Foreward

Preface

Sources and acknowledgements

Introduction

Ancient rivers, seas & life

1 Blast Beach

2 Claxheugh Rock

3 Cronkley

4 Falcon Clints

5 Harehope Quarry

6 Hell Kettles

7 Hown’s Quarry

8 Little and Long Scars

9 Middridge Quarry

10 North Grain

11 Pallis Burn

12 Roker

13 Tunstall

Volcanoes & molten rock

14 Cockfield

15 High Force

16 Holwick Scars

17 Rookhope

18 Stanhope

19 Widdybank Fell

Earthquakes & folded rocks

20 Burtreeford

21 Butterknowle

22 Houghton-le-Spring

23 Marsden Bay

24 Middlehope Burn

25 Salterfen Point

Climate & landscape change

26 Burnhope Seat

27 Chopwell Woods

28 Coldberry Gutter

29 Easington Colliery

30 Goldsborough

31 Hartlepool Bay

32 Moking Hurth Cave

33 Penshaw & Worm hills

34 Piercebridge

35 Ryhope cliffs

36 Team Valley

37 Warren House Gill

Heritage & mining

38 Barningham

39 Blaydon Bank Quarry

40 Blaydon Dene

41 Consett

42 Dinsdale

43 Durham Cathedral

44 Durham Mining Museum

45 Felling

46 Groverake

47 Killhope

48 Saltholme

49 South Shields

50 Stony Heap

Figures and maps

End matter

Endnote

Links to resources

The author

Durham Wildlife Trust