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Deutsch: Kalktuff-Gehänge. Gütersteiner Wasserfall am Albtrauf, bei Bad Urach.
Wie sich unter Beteiligung von Moosen der ausgefällte Kalk zu einem Gehänge wölbt, ist schön zu sehen. Nach Aufgabe des Kalktuffabbaus ca. 1700 (links, glatte Steinbruchwand), entstand hier eine Primärhöhle, die jetzt fast vollständig entwickelt ist.
English: Deposit of calcium carbonate („Calcareous Tuff") at Gütersteiner Wasserfall, Albtrauf, near Bad Urach, South Germany.
On the left: Calcareous Tuff rock, typical clean cut of a quarry, which was given up around 1700. Since then the sediments grew with an overhang, forming an almost completed „primary cave" (deposit and cavity are of same age).
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