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Chemical weathering by solution in Upland Limestone Scenery
The deflation of the upland limestone landscape by slow solution weathering is demonstrated at Norber in the Yorkshire Dales. Limestone is dissolved very slowly over a period of time. Erratics at Norber are boulders of gritstone standing on a plinth of limestone. The boulders protect the limestone from chemical weathering. The depth of the limestone indicates how long the weathering has taken. Thanks to Ordnance Survey.
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