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... sandstone , which are all to be observed in the neighbouring hills . Through the glen runs Glen - Cloy burn , formed by the springs and rains from the hills ; it is narrow , but , during violent storms , it over- flows a considerable ...
... sandstone , which are all to be observed in the neighbouring hills . Through the glen runs Glen - Cloy burn , formed by the springs and rains from the hills ; it is narrow , but , during violent storms , it over- flows a considerable ...
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... sandstone and porphyry.— 100 The west or upper end of the glen is formed of sandstone , pretty much traversed with veins of basalt , which are more or less inclined , and of various diameters . Besides this sund - tone , we observe ...
... sandstone and porphyry.— 100 The west or upper end of the glen is formed of sandstone , pretty much traversed with veins of basalt , which are more or less inclined , and of various diameters . Besides this sund - tone , we observe ...
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... sandstone , before the causes which formed the glen had carried away the sandstone . ' The following description of the Pitchstone , from Brodick Wood , illustrates the author's method of characterizing mine- rals . He seems judiciously ...
... sandstone , before the causes which formed the glen had carried away the sandstone . ' The following description of the Pitchstone , from Brodick Wood , illustrates the author's method of characterizing mine- rals . He seems judiciously ...
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