
Yesterday, the Isle of Wight got smaller.
Posted May 21, 2007 by MRY in Geology, Isles of Scilly
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Amazing. Were the cliffs heavily saturated with water?
Probably – it has been wet almost every day for the past month.
The rock there has been lifted and folded into bit sin-clines and anti-clines……as a result the beds are generally vertically aligned……..thus they tend to sheer of when waterlogged.
jg