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Rock ribs, pools and loose blocks on the Craigielaw foreshore beside Gosford Bay, cropped from original photograph 19518.

Craigielaw Point

At the northern end of Gosford Bay, Craigielaw Point reveals fossil-rich rocks from the Carboniferous seas of East Lothian. Branching corals, crinoid stems, brachiopods and bryozoans appear in the weathered limestone, while low rocky ledges and tidal pools make this a rewarding place to explore the changing environments of an ancient coast. Carboniferous, Foreshore Outcrops, Rating: ♦♦♦♦