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English: Gew-graze. Big serpentine crags on the west side of the Lizard. Serpentine is not too common on Great Britain, and the Lizard is the biggest exposure of this slippery colourful rock formed deep within the Earth. There is climbing here, but it is hard with loose rock and little friction. Serpentine is also known as soapstone. |
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| Author | Richard Webb |
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