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BLODS Hall

Beach Flint

  • Sedimentary
  • Flint
  • Holocene

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Just found Beach Flint in BLODS Hall.

Holocene flint, quarried at Beaches of S & E England. Nearest stop: Bexhill.

This stone is older than it looks — worth five minutes if you're nearby.
https://www.londonpavementgeology.co.uk/location/3804-blods-hall/

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Location of Geological Feature
BLODS stands for the 'Bexhill Light Operatic & Dramatic Society'. The building is clad with local beach flints with obvious chatter-marks.
Rock Type
Flint
Geological Age
Holocene
Quarry Location
Beaches of S & E England.
Category
Sedimentary
Nearest station
Bexhill
Address
Upper Sea Road TN40 1RL
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Stone identified by Ruth Siddall
BLODS Hall — Beach Flint
Beach Flint at BLODS Hall
    Entry submitted by Ruth Siddall

Nearby

The closest other recorded buildings.

  • St Peter's Church BexhillBeach Flint120 m · about 2 min walk
  • St Peter's Churchyard BexhillSussex Sandstone130 m · about 2 min walk
  • The PresbyteryBeach Flint360 m · about 6 min walk
  • St Mary Magdalen's ChurchKentish Ragstone380 m · about 6 min walk
  • St Barnabas ChurchBeach Flint600 m · about 9 min walk
  • Bexhill United Reformed ChurchBeach Flint620 m · about 10 min walk

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