The Witch's Fingers, White Scar Cave, Ingleton

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The Witch's Fingers, part of White Scar Cave system in Ingleton, is a limestone cave formed by the dissolution of Carboniferous rock through water action over millennia. The cave has been visited by humans for centuries and contains archaeological evidence of prehistoric use, while its name may derive from local folklore linking it to witchcraft legends.