THE GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.

The most southern portion of Cury forms a part of Goonhilly Downs,

which rest on a dark and rather hard serpentine, spangled with small

scales of diallage, and having asbestos, indurated talc, and other

magnesian minerals, lining the joints, by which this rock may be

easily split. The remainder of the parish is composed of compact and

schistose hornblend rocks, of the calcareous series, which are best

exposed on the shores of Gunwalloe.

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