Clay cliffs by yorkshirekiwi

Clay cliffs

Have seen this signposted on numerous occasions going over the Lindis pass, so we decided to go and have a look. Well worth the 20km detour on unsealed roads.
They are a geological wonder; ‘bad land’ sharp pinnacles and ridges separated by steep and narrow ravines. Felt like being in a Western movie!
The Cliffs were created out of layers of silt and gravel deposited by ancient lakes and rivers around 20 million years ago. They have since been uplifted and tilted by the nearby active Ostler Fault, and eroded.
Loved going there.. the rose hops were in full colour when we were there.
December 17th, 2022  
@julzmaioro they’re in full flower now
December 17th, 2022  
Excellent
December 17th, 2022  
Looks a bit warmer than here.
December 17th, 2022  
How fascinating those cliffs are
December 17th, 2022  
great shot!I like the cliffs and the man walking on the bottom
December 17th, 2022  
Great shot
December 17th, 2022  
love the scale and beauty shown here
December 17th, 2022  
Beautiful landscape shot
December 17th, 2022  
Impressive landscape!
December 18th, 2022  
Looks positively fascinating, thanks for sharing
December 18th, 2022  
Great shot.
December 18th, 2022  
Fantastically gorgeous scene.
December 18th, 2022  
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