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Eli Bishop: Created page with "right This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the Wye Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a..."

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This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the [[How|Wye]] Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a Welsh word, ''cwm''), carved out of the chalk hills by the flow of mud and water as the ground froze and thawed during a glacial period. But, as with [http://www.unmuseum.org/devtowergeo.htm other] [http://www.aypwip.net/germany/03Teufelstisch.html dramatic] [http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/geosights/devilsslide.htm rock] [http://rainton.com/fun/australia/jes_outback/?page=devils_marbles formations] around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor.

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-This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the [[How|Wye]] Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a Welsh word, ''cwm''), carved out of the chalk hills by the flow of mud and water as the ground froze and thawed during a glacial period. But, as with [http://www.unmuseum.org/devtowergeo.htm other] [http://www.aypwip.net/germany/03Teufelstisch.html dramatic] [http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/geosights/devilsslide.htm rock] [http://rainton.com/fun/australia/jes_outback/?page=devils_marbles formations] around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor. Photo by {{By|BJB}}.
+This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the [[How|Wye]] Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a Welsh word, ''cwm''), carved out of the chalk hills by the flow of mud and water as the ground froze and thawed during a glacial period. But, as with [https://web.archive.org/web/20160315063614/http://www.unmuseum.org/devtowergeo.htm other] [https://web.archive.org/web/20060422084354/http://www.aypwip.net/germany/03Teufelstisch.html dramatic] [https://web.archive.org/web/20250311213220/https://geology.utah.gov/map-pub/survey-notes/geosights/devils-slide/ rock] [https://web.archive.org/web/20221110023437/https://rainton.com/fun/australia/jes_outback/?page=devils_marbles formations] around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor. Photo by {{By|BJB}}.
 ''(27, {{Ixp|113|35}}-114)''

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 This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the [[How|Wye]] Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a Welsh word, ''cwm''), carved out of the chalk hills by the flow of mud and water as the ground froze and thawed during a glacial period. But, as with [http://www.unmuseum.org/devtowergeo.htm other] [http://www.aypwip.net/germany/03Teufelstisch.html dramatic] [http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/geosights/devilsslide.htm rock] [http://rainton.com/fun/australia/jes_outback/?page=devils_marbles formations] around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor. Photo by {{By|BJB}}.
 ''(27, {{Ixp|113|35}}-114)''

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+[[File:Trough.jpg|frame|thumb|420x235px|right|link=]]
-This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the [[How|Wye]] Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a Welsh word, ''cwm''), carved out of the chalk hills by the flow of mud and water as the ground froze and thawed during a glacial period. But, as with [http://www.unmuseum.org/devtowergeo.htm other] [http://www.aypwip.net/germany/03Teufelstisch.html dramatic] [http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/geosights/devilsslide.htm rock] [http://rainton.com/fun/australia/jes_outback/?page=devils_marbles formations] around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor.
+This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the [[How|Wye]] Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a Welsh word, ''cwm''), carved out of the chalk hills by the flow of mud and water as the ground froze and thawed during a glacial period. But, as with [http://www.unmuseum.org/devtowergeo.htm other] [http://www.aypwip.net/germany/03Teufelstisch.html dramatic] [http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/geosights/devilsslide.htm rock] [http://rainton.com/fun/australia/jes_outback/?page=devils_marbles formations] around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor. Photo by {{By|BJB}}.
 ''(27, {{Ixp|113|35}}-114)''

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	This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the [[How\|Wye]] Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a Welsh word, ''cwm''), carved out of the chalk hills by the flow of mud and water as the ground froze and thawed during a glacial period. But, as with [http://www.unmuseum.org/devtowergeo.htm other] [http://www.aypwip.net/germany/03Teufelstisch.html dramatic] [http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/geosights/devilsslide.htm rock] [http://rainton.com/fun/australia/jes_outback/?page=devils_marbles formations] around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor.		This is what is now called the '''Devil's Kneading Trough''', in the [[How\|Wye]] Downs. It is a combe (or coombe—originally a Welsh word, ''cwm''), carved out of the chalk hills by the flow of mud and water as the ground froze and thawed during a glacial period. But, as with [http://www.unmuseum.org/devtowergeo.htm other] [http://www.aypwip.net/germany/03Teufelstisch.html dramatic] [http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/geosights/devilsslide.htm rock] [http://rainton.com/fun/australia/jes_outback/?page=devils_marbles formations] around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor.
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		+	''(27, {{Ixp\|113\|35}}-114)''