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Dobbingstone Burn Looking downstream at the point where the burn enters a narrow part of its valley. This is a typical small burn cutting through relatively soft glacial deposits. The exposed sides show glacial till with all shapes and sizes of stones. The burn course is littered with huge boulders which have been released from the till.
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| Author | Mary and Angus Hogg |
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