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Brown Bluff, Antarctica

At the end of the Antarctic Peninsula stands Brown Bluff, a 745m high volcanic mountain. It has been named after its steep slopes and its brown-black stone. The stone is eroded by the constant winds (below). The redeeming feature of the mountain is the cobble and ash beach at its seaside. Elsewhre it is surroundedContinue reading “Brown Bluff, Antarctica”