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Thursday, June 22, 2006

Here's Clint...

Categories: Limestone
...and Gryke and a few other features of limestone on this old favourite-
BBC limestone pages.A well used website that you may have used at Intermediate. I am using this with Higher today, particularly for the mapwork and field sketching techniques. Bookmark this site for your revision, it is the best online resource for this part of the course.




Limestone Pavement in the Burren, Western Ireland

posted by Kenny O'Donnell @ 11:31 pm

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