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English: Dun Mor from Dun Beag The 280m high Dun Mor is one of many steep-sided lumps that have slid off the east side of the Trotternish Ridge as the underlying sedimentary rocks give way under the weight of the layers of basaltic lavas above. |
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| Author | John Allan |
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