HFF vom geologischen Trias - Aufschluss

Gorgeous capture! HFF!

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A geological outcrop worth seeing in the St. Micheln district of the town of Mücheln (Geiseltal). You can see a section of the Lower Muschelkalk (shell limestone). From top to bottom: The Lower Wellenkalk (lower wave limestone), followed by the Werksteinbank (building stone layer), the Gelbe Grenzbank (yellow boundary layer) and the Strohgelben Kalke (straw yellow limestone), the latter already belonging to the Upper Buntsanstein (upper colored sandstone), the "Rö"t, and there to the Myophorienplatten(Myophoria plates), which are named after a fossil shell. The stone bench was extracted by deep mining (underground quarries). The quarries are already heavily rolled or collapsed and originally reached as far as the yellow boundary layer. The "building stone layer" was used to build barns or the foundations of residential buildings. Unfortunately, the outcrop is now located in the courtyard of a private property. I hope now it's better understandable. Best regards, Karsten

Danke Karsten, a lot better and understandable. It is very interesting, I sometimes see documentary about geology on Nat Geo channel…

good one! have a nice sunday