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=== Introduction === | === Introduction === | ||
− | This excursion traverses across strike through the Northern | + | This excursion traverses across strike through the Northern date Ordovician) and Central (early Silurian) belts of the Southern Uplands (Figure 1). A variety of turbidite lithological assemblages and structural styles can be observed as the route is followed through some of the finest scenery In the south of Scotland. Several of the minor roads used are narrow, serpentine and unsuitable for vehicles larger than private cars or perhaps a minibus. |
==== 1.Coulter Quarry: Marchburn Formation Greywacke, Haggis Rock ==== | ==== 1.Coulter Quarry: Marchburn Formation Greywacke, Haggis Rock ==== |