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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. Photo by {{By|BJB}}. |
''(27, {{Ixp|113|35}}-114)'' | ''(27, {{Ixp|113|35}}-114)'' | ||
Latest revision as of 00:26, 14 August 2017
This is what is now called the Devil's Kneading Trough, in the 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 other dramatic rock formations around the world, it's natural to suspect that it was sculpted by someone with a strange sense of humor. Photo by BJB.
(27, 113-114)