Little Roar Gill, St Leonards
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Little Roar Gill, St Leonards
Image: © Peregrine Taken: 16 Sep 2013
Gill or Ghyll is from Old Norse meaning a steep sided stream valley in a hillside.Hard Ashdown sandstone gives way to Wadhurst clay, forming the waterfall ledge. The Gill supports the rare Toothwort plant.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.877834
Longitude
0.561635