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Rock house, New Road, Bridgnorth

21 February 2020 by David

Rock house, New Road, Bridgnorth

Remains of a house built into the cliff face at Bridgnorth, now by the side of the New Road connecting Undercliff to High Town. The striations in the cliff face showing the profiles of successive dunes in the desert which petrified to form the rock.

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Queueing for the feeders: bluetits
Queueing for the feeders: great tits
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