Peninsula Formation Sandstone in Mike's Garden

Peninsula Formation Sandstone in Mike's Garden

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Peninsula Formation Sandstone in Mike's Garden

Mike’s garden (Executive Committee for Gansbaai) proudly showcases 32 tons of Peninsula Formation sandstone!

This striking rock formation adds a unique geological touch to Mike’s garden, reflecting the rich geological heritage of our region.

Peninsula Formation Sandstone in Mike's Garden

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