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These are great cliffs of hexagonal basalt columns left where the [[Pasu River]] has worn away the softer rock, leaving only these great monuments to former volcanic activity. They loom over travellers along the valley road, and are visited by many pilgrims through the [[Pardopasu]] on their way to [[Nemnosti (site)|Nemnosti]]. | These are great cliffs of hexagonal basalt columns left where the [[Pasu River]] has worn away the softer rock, leaving only these great monuments to former volcanic activity. They loom over travellers along the valley road, and are visited by many pilgrims through the [[Pardopasu]] on their way to [[Nemnosti (site)|Nemnosti]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:56, 31 May 2023
These are great cliffs of hexagonal basalt columns left where the Pasu River has worn away the softer rock, leaving only these great monuments to former volcanic activity. They loom over travellers along the valley road, and are visited by many pilgrims through the Pardopasu on their way to Nemnosti.
