Penrhynside Limestone Boulder
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Penrhynside Limestone Boulder
Image: © GP Williams Taken: 1 Sep 1994
Lichens are widespread on the limestone rocks of Penrhynside mountain. This boulder was probably deposited here during the glacial retreat and has resisted being further relocated by generations of small boys.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.318665
Longitude
-3.785618