Moorland hills covered in moor-grass and patches of the invasive fern bracken. The fern prefers deeper soils so tends to grow where the land is flatter; the resulting pattern is related to the topography created by erosion.
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| Moorland hills covered in moor-grass and patches of the invasive fern bracken. The fern prefers deeper soils so tends to grow where the land is flatter; the resulting pattern is related to the topography created by erosion. |