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| Hi Jane, I'm no expert but... most likely either a conglomerate or a boulder clay. In a conglomerate the fragments are rounded which indicates water erosion. In a boulder clay the fragments can be very random If the stones are stratified, with a very pebbly layer beside or in between finer more uniform layer(s), it is almost certainly a conglomerate. Reply | with quote |  31st August 2009ce 12:36 In reply to: A geologist's expertise wanted (Jane) |
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