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Castles in the air

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Alport Castles, just off the Snake road, is the site of Britain's biggest landslip, where a whole hillside has collapsed on unstable shales to create a Wild West wilderness of cliffs, towers and fallen boulders. The Tower (centre) is a detached block looking for all the world like a crenellated Norman keep, and it gives the place its name.

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Area:	600mm x600mm
Region:	Canvas wrapped to 45mm deep solid wood stretcher design frame
County:	130
Categories:	The Living Landscape

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