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The highest peaks of Arran maintained their glaciers throughout the ice age. As the main scottish ice caps retreated , Arrans mountains maintained their own glacier. The hard volcanic rocks of the Arran mountains were eroded slowly to produce a sharply defined glaciated landscape. This photograph lo...

Brodick (Arran)

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The highest peaks of Arran maintained their glaciers throughout the ice age. As the main scottish ice caps retreated , Arrans mountains maintained their own glacier. The hard volcanic rocks of the Arran mountains were eroded slowly to produce a sharply defined glaciated landscape. This photograph looks westwards across Brodick Bay over Arran with the hills of Kintyre in the background.

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22nd Jun 2005

Subjects:
 Geography

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+


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