You've g o t to do Borth/Ynys Las. Haven't been since the storm in '14, was a surreal memory to treasure even before. Iirc there's been another one exposed up the Dovey estuary too. Have a google. And a belated Merry Christmas : )
A quick netsniff revealed these others visible sometimes: Dove Point nr Meols on the Wirral (very artistic tree stumps and entwined roots in pic I've just seen), and Mounts Bay/Portreath in Cornwall, Dartmouth Devon. I think Channel Islands too. Doubtless more if you search net longer. Dang, really need another dose of Ynys Las now...
Top stuff. Wish I could just take off for a few months and tour round these sorts of places and stones as well. I'm off to check my lottery ticket from last week, you never know :-)
I'm not sure there's usually an adequate category on TMA for these phenomena..you've got this forest in cos of the trackway. Haven't checked but don't think Ynyslas is listed..not a natural rock feature as such, and as you've mentioned Hightown's still squidgy.
You're right, I wouldn't have added the forest without a trackway being found there. Without the human connection, I guess it would fall outside of what TMA covers?
Praps this is something for Holy Mc to headscratch over? (BUT only when he's finished being festive) I haven't tested the other links yet. And my tech is obsolete anyway, dunno about Thelonious's - hopefully soon to be rectified courtesy of John Lewis sales, Premium Bonds win and happy customers prezzies : )
Just checked and other links work, so it's only the Ynyslas one. I didn't know it was possible to add sites to TMA without a category. Live and learn..