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Flickr Lounge ~ Photographer's Choice

These cliffs at Hunstanton, Norfolk are special. They are formed from different coloured rocks laid down at the bottom of the oceans between 93 and 112 million years ago. They are a Site of Special Scientific Interest for their geology. It is one of the most important geological sites in the UK.

The layers are -
White chalk, almost entirely prehistoric plankton.
Red Chalk, a rare limestone. Its colour comes from Limonite, a type of iron ore
Carstone, made of sand particles bound together with a cement of iron oxide which gives it the rusty brown colour.

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Flickr Lounge ~ Rule of Thirds

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Flickr Lounge ~ Art in Public Places

Celebrated artist Sean Scully has a major exhibition of his sculptures and paintings at Houghton Hall.
Houghton Hall was built in the 1720s for Britain’s first Prime Minister Sir Robert Walpole, and the 2023 exhibition showcases Sean Scully sculptures in a wide range of materials sited in the Palladian house and around the extensive formal gardens.

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Flickr Lounge ~ Starts with the Letter R

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