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Lichen, King Stone, Rollright Stones

17 November 20204 September 2018 by David

Lichen, King Stone, Rollright Stones

Lichen thriving in the unpolluted Cotswolds air, growing on the King Stone, the largest of the Rollright Stones.

Lichen, King Stone, Rollright Stones

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