Small Green at Hoe - Glacial Erratic
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Image: © Ashley Dace Taken: 19 Aug 2010
A view of a small green in the village of Hoe. There is a medium sized sandstone glacial erratic, dug up locally and placed here in the 19th century. A glacial erratic is an 'alien' rock type not commonly found in the area. It has been brought here by the ice sheets.
