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• Photo 1 shows the cave entrance, just above the tide level and right of centre. The pointed craig is West Priest's Craig. It overlaps the rounded East Priest's Craig to its left. At the left edge is Horse Head, whitened by guano. Taken 18/7/24 by N Feilden.
• Photo 2 entrance from closer. 18/7/24.
• Photo 3 entrance at a tide level of 1.7 m ACD on 18/7/24.
• Photo 4 looking along the tunnel from about 2m inside entrance on 7/2/25. The yellow object is at 9 m where the tunnel divides into two small extensions.
• Photo 5 looking out of the entrance on 7/2/25, when the tide level was 2.0 m ACD. A larger wave is just receding.
• Photo 6 as photo 5, but looking more at the beach.
• Photo 7 a small alcove on the right (S) showing how the rock has been milled smooth by waves plus pebbles. Taken 7/2/25.
• Photo 8 the ends of the cave with two short branches. The left one is 1.9 m and the right one is 1.5 m long. Note the clean scoured rock surface low down with zones above of algal/lichen crust growing.

This entry was last updated: 2025-02-11 18:17:47

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