The bed rock is layered limestone, but the beach is covered with granite glacial erratic rocks from else where.

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The bed rock is layered limestone, but the beach is covered with granite glacial erratic rocks from else where. by Steve Manders
Near Photos

Near Photos of Newfoundland and Labrador at [49.838142, -57.86675]

Broom Point Museum by helleborine
There is a contest in Gros Morne to find all the pairs of red Adrondick chairs. by Steve Manders
The beach is covered with thousands of glacial erratic rocks. Some inclined layered limestone bed rock is exopsed. by Steve Manders
Rocky shore line stick out a long way into the sea. A hazzard for small costal boats. by Steve Manders
Broom Point Museum by helleborine
Steve Manders's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Steve Manders

There is a contest in Gros Morne to find all the pairs of red Adrondick chairs. by Steve Manders
Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse. by Steve Manders
Ice dancers. by Steve Manders
Old Fort Henry, Wolfe Island Ferry, Tundra and Mute Swans seen from Wolfe Island. The Tundra swans often have a yellow patch in front of the eye. Trumpter swans never have it. Mute swans with orange beaks are an invasive species from Europe. by Steve Manders
Millennium Trail on the former rail bed built by the Prince Edward County Railway (PEC) from Picton to Trenton in 1879, purchased by the Central Ontario Railway (COR) in 1881, the Canadian Northern Railway (CNoR) in 1909. It went bankrupt in 1923 and was taken over by CNR who closed it in 1995. Looking south west. by Steve Manders
Trout River has a charming little fishing harbour. by Steve Manders