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I would say that this is something really special!
I noticed it a few years ago and it's called a Rinnentier and it's on the East side of Hutton Roof. At the bottom of its slope I have found Early Purple Orchids, and when I say early they have been in full bloom by the end of the first week in April. That's why I was there a few days ago (Thursday 15th April), but I am afraid no Orchids it been far too cold. But it is always fantastic to check out the very special geographical fault and I believe is famous throughout the world, and yes that's special.
Here are a few photos of it for your enjoyment.
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12th Feb 2021 - Just starting to see new growth etc
Thr 11th February 2021 - Early movement and Spring Bird Migration over Burton In Kendal.
Tues 9th February 2021 - Intertwined
17th Dec 2020 - Finding a new Polypodium cambricum on HRoof Crags
Thursday 19th November 2020 - Nice stroll or wander with fabulous wonders and my December copy for the local magazine - SEE BLOG BELOW THESE LINKS.....
CHECKING OUT SOUTHERN POLYPODY AND BLACK SPLEENWORT PLUS FUNGI, FUNGI AND MORE FUNGI - Click here
Another recent blog on"The best moments of vis so far this year - click here
2020 Visible Bird Migration records
"Strange Polypodium Interjectum found in Burton (17th Oct 2020)
Cloud and Sunrise photo blog - click here
More Autumn Gentian photos (2020) can be seen here
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