This is a picture of chemical weathering by rainwater. The stone limestone. The stone is seperated by deep fissures. Rainwater has enough acid to wear it away gradually. Ferns and other organisms grow between the new formed spaced. Solution weathering is the type of weather. Clints and grikes are evident.Friday, October 2, 2009
This is a picture of chemical weathering by rainwater. The stone limestone. The stone is seperated by deep fissures. Rainwater has enough acid to wear it away gradually. Ferns and other organisms grow between the new formed spaced. Solution weathering is the type of weather. Clints and grikes are evident.
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