The Idol At Brimham Rocks - Summerbridge, UK
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dtrebilc
N 54° 04.930 W 001° 41.190
30U E 585926 N 5993461
This is one of a number of balanced rocks at Brimham Rocks and probably the most dramatic.
Waymark Code: WMR3EK
Location: Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 05/07/2016
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"Brimham Rocks are balancing rock formations on Brimham Moor in North Yorkshire, England. The rocks stand at a height of nearly 30 feet in an area owned by the National Trust.
There are many variations of rock formations, caused by Millstone Grit being eroded by water, glaciation and wind, some of which have formed amazing shapes. Many formations have been named, though imagination is required and the correct viewing angle is helpful. Examples include the Sphinx, the Watchdog, the Camel, the Turtle and the Dancing Bear. The area was recognized as being a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in 1958."
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This rock as featured on the above Wiki link is lower than some of the other rocks as it stands on the ground, but is more obviously balanced. The large rock is resting on a very small pointed support base much smaller than the rock it supports.
The rock is the main footpath that leads from the rear of the National Trust Visitor Centre.
Entrance to the Brimham Rocks is free and has a number of public footpaths through the area. However there is a car parking charge for non National Trust members.