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Fletching's Cove is a small cove in Cornwall, England, characterized by its sea cliffs and coastal rock formations, primarily composed of Devonian slate. These rocks formed around 380 million years ago through the metamorphism of sedimentary layers under heat and pressure, and the cove is notable for its well-preserved geological features and scenic coastal setting.
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