quoted 11 lines Oh no. The cliffs of dover are made of chalk. Probably somewhere in the> >Oh no. The cliffs of dover are made of chalk. Probably somewhere in the
> >US like Arizona or something. Not much limestone in the UK.
>
> According to my dictionary here...
>
> Dover is a seaport in East Kent, in SE England. It's the point nearest the
> coast of France, with a population of 35,248 in 1961.
>
> And I think they have white chalky cliffs there on the edge by the sea.
> Someone correct me if I'm wrong...
>
You're not wrong. They are the first part of England you see on return from
France in that particular direction. From a distance they look like a series of
white humps. Close up its just a helluva lot of chalk :)
As far as I know there is nothing remotely like the cover of Amber in the UK.
God knows what kind of rock this is, or where it is, but you'd be more likely
to see that sort of thing on the American continents than in the UK.
J
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James Skilton aka Steady J - steady-j@firefox.co.uk