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	Limestone pavement at Newbiggin Crags by Adie Jackson
	Limestone pavement, Holmepark Fell by David Gruar A large area of limestone, heath and miniature trees stretches away to the south of Farleton Knott summit.
	Tracks, Newbiggin Crags by Karl and Ali A few tracks make walking over the rough limestone outcrops and grassland easier.
	Tree on limestone pavement, Newbiggin Crags (set of 4 images) by Mike Pennington
	Holmepark fell by Dave Green Limestone pavement
	Limestone Pavement on Newbiggin Crags by M J Richardson Grikes [channels] separating clints in horizontal limestone, a particular feature of the Yorkshire Carboniferous Limestone. Looking southeast towards Hutton Roof. A very special ecological habitat.
	Newbiggin Crags seen from Hutton Roof Crags by Pete Walker View from near the trig point on Hutton Roof Crags, toward the limestone pavements of Newbiggin Crags. No view of the distant Lakeland peaks in the late afternoon light on this day in October 1975.
	Limestone Outcrops on Newbiggin Crags by Chris Heaton Swirling mist sweeps over a limestone landscape
	The power of the westerly wind by K A A superbly wind sculpted ash tree on the limestone pavements at the southern end of Newbiggin Crags
	Lone tree, Newbiggin Crags by Tom Richardson
	Tree and boulders, Holmepark Fell by Karl and Ali There are extensive limestone pavements extending up the hillside just north of the public bridleway. The limestone boulders are all rounded and have probably been moved here by glacial action.
	Trees and bushes on Newbiggin Crags by Trevor Littlewood Newbiggin Crags is an area of limestone pavement on Farleton Fell. Limestone pavement is so-called as weathering creates an irregular pattern known as clints and grykes, the clints being reminiscent of paving stones with the grykes, the... (more)