What is recorded here
Porlock Post is a small hill of approximately 130 metres in height, located on the Exmoor National Park boundary in north Somerset. It is composed of Devonian slates and sandstones, typical of the Exmoor geological formation, and while not prominent in terms of elevation, it contributes to the region's rugged upland character and offers panoramic views across the Bristol Channel and the Somerset Moors.
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Photo: Roger Cornfoot · CC BY-SA 2.0