GeologyRocksslate
- Location: Arroyo de Matachivos
- Date Taken (dd-mm-yy): September 2008
Not too clear, but at this point the basement slates could be seen, with the younger sandstone overlying it unconformably, separated by a conglomerate consisting of quartz pebbles. All along the contact Iron Ore could be seen, although I am unsure if it was Haematite or something else. The people in the picture are standing on the Conglomerate, to the left, the pinky coloured material is the slate and to the right the sandstones and a little bit of limestone can be seen
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- Location: Arroyo de Matachivos, Spain
- Date Taken (dd-mm-yy): September 2008
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- Location: Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, North Yorkshire.
- Date Taken (dd-mm-yy): 09/08/07
Only a few tens of metres downstream from Baxenghyll Gorge, is this outcrop of steeply inclined slate of the Ingletonian Series. It is most probably Baxenghyll Slate.
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