"Covering an area of over 1 square kilometre on Brimham Moor in Nidderdale these millstone grit stacks have been eroded by glaciation, wind and rain to produce many fantastic shapes."
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Breathtaking balance. My partner has added this destination to our list of "must see" locations for our trip to the UK, and I fullheartedly agree. This is only one of fascinating rock formations over 50 acres at Brimham Moor in North Yorkshire, England. For details on how they were formed, go to http://brimhamrocks.co.uk/geology.htm.
She has a fondness for bears, so I expect that the rock that caught her attention is the Dancing Bear, below. Once again I will do my best to credit the photographer, but it may be hampered by my inability to copy some of the labels and links.
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