The High Rocks
Near the Old Stone Fort at Glenford, is quite a beautiful example of the erosive power of water. The rocks here belong to the conglomerate series that over- lies the Sub-carboniferous or Maxville Limestone. At this place the water has eroded the softer portions away and has left standing tall, Titanic-like pillars that are at least seventy feet in height. The cause- ways between these masses of rock wind about in devious ways and thereby lend to the enchantment of the place. These rocks are seldom visited, but they deserve more attention, for in many ways they surpass Lidey's Rocks.33