2010
HP4703 : Eegittle from the east
taken 14 years ago, 3 km from Gloup, Mainland, Shetland Islands, Scotland
Eegittle from the east
The narrow peninsula of Eegittle is geologically very interesting because it is composed of a rather more sandy type of meta-sediment than elsewhere on the western Yell coast, and it allows for a good understanding of the complexities of the structural geology in the area. It is also shot through with a number of deformed white granite veins.
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· Eegittle [2]
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