A low headland at the end of the East Cliff beaches, where the clay foreshore gives up fossils and the coast stretches away to the east.
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Its foreshore is Gault Clay, laid down about 105–110 million years ago.
Winter storms wash out ammonites that still keep their mother-of-pearl shell.
A Martello tower, built against a Napoleonic invasion, stands on the hill above.
Wear Bay Road, Folkestone, CT19 6PY
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