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Mid Field, E Mousa, Shetland.
| NGR: | HU 46559 24076 |
| WGS84: | 59.99890, -1.16711 |
| Length: | 4 m |
| Vert. Range: | Not recorded |
| Altitude: | 0 m |
| Geology: | Bressay Flagstone Formation - sandstone & (subequal/subordinate) argillaceous rocks |
| Tags: | Arch |
| Registry: | main |
"Observations by the Posford Haskoning 2003 survey note a record of 'narrow cave' but notes that the cave roof is open - i.e. suggesting a surge gully not a cave.
In 2008 wave surge prevented close inspection by HWU surveyors.
The site was inspected by a snorkeler in 2016. Noted a ~8 m long surge gully leading into the cliff. This became roofed over by a rock arch several metres above the waterline. The arch was ~4 m long beyond which the gully was open to the sky once more extending for a further ~4 m to the rear wall." [Report 1080 p 129]
Alternative Names: None recorded.
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