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Old Maps and Dead Clams Help Solve Coastal Boulder Mystery

May 14, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Old Maps and Dead Clams Help Solve Coastal Boulder Mystery

This is an interesting geology mystery that they may be getting closer to solving. On top of a 36 foot high vertical cliff on the coast of Ireland is a tabular bedrock formation. Giant boulders […]

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