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English: Chapel with a View This photo has been taken from St. Adamnans chapel ruin, looking over Campsie Linn geological fault.
Campsie Linn is the highest volume waterfall in Britain. The whole of the River Tay is forced through a narrow gap in a rock ledge fault where it gushes out into a huge boiling cauldron called the Linn Pool. |
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