This historic site was monitored by GeoSuffolk for Natural England last week. It was here that two distinctive beds of shelly crag sand were recognised, to which the names Coralline Crag and Red Crag were gven in 1837. The cliff is on private ground and protected as an SSSI, but inspection of the shore at low tide reveals pieces of fossil shell and phosphate nodules - reminders of this site's history.