Cormacs Coast

A pretty shore polished green nugget with yellowish veins running through it.
County Clare, Ireland.

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A 320 million year old Goniatite fossil. Goniatites were old members of the Ammonoid cephalopod group that went extinct around 250 million years ago.
County Clare, Ireland.

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Liquid like swirls in this seaworn Septarian Nodule - a fossilized mud bubble, originally deposited in the sedimentary layers, that make up the Cliffs of Moher, over 300 million years ago.
County Clare, Ireland.

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"In a galaxy far, far away."
300 million year old Goniatite fossils make up a picture of an imagined universe in this seaworn stone.
County Clare, Ireland.

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Fossilized Crinoid fragments from beneath the Cliffs of Moher, County Clare, Ireland.

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