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03 Jun 2014 11:24 - 03 Jun 2014 11:25 #31 by Phil Wood
There's a place only a couple of miles from where I live called Thurstaston Common.
This rock formation that you've built reminds me of the place.... you must be psychic :lol:
Here's just one picture from the place, try to imagine it with the trees in bloom.
Here's a link to some pictures of the place, have a look & see if they give you any ideas. ;)
It's may also be worth checking out the "related searches"

www.google.co.uk/search?q=thurstaston+co...lTI.html%3B400%3B292


I just own the forum .... you guys make it great thanks.
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05 Jun 2014 10:18 #32 by martynk
Off topic - Funnily enough, I am leading a Geology trip to Thurstaston this weekend. That rock formation in the photo isn't actually natural... The entire area has been quarried and the central rocks that you can see are the location of the crane that was used to extract the sandstone after it had been quarried.. They couldn't get that bit because that is what the crane actually sat on.

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09 Jun 2014 03:42 #33 by a4kskyhawk
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i have not forgotten this post just sorting how big to do so will update soon
Thanks: blue123

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11 Aug 2020 14:30 #34 by Klipkopwildlife
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Nice pic for you here Tony.

Do it now, you may never get another chance

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