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Entrance to Fingal's Cave

This image shows the entrance to Fingal's Cave, a natural sea cave located on the island of Staffa. The cave is known for its unique geological formations, including tall, hexagonal basalt columns. The dark opening of the cave contrasts with the lighter rocky surroundings, and the water at the entrance appears calm. The scene captures the beauty and mystery of this famous natural landmark

Picture No
14156577
Media ID
48654846
Size
4352px x 6854px (15.7MB)
Credit
© The Judges Postcard Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Scan of the original glass plate negative from The Judges Achive - photography created for reproduction on a Judges postcard
Date
1931

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Argyll Basalt Bute Formations Staffa


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