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TOR
A tor is a large, free-standing residual mass (rock outcrop) that rises abruptly from the surrounding smooth and gentle slopes of a rounded hill summit or ridge crest. (Elephant rocks in Missouri are a classic example of tors)
Tors may develop in a range of different rock types including granite, volcanic rocks metamorphic rocks or hard sedimentary rocks such as quartzite and sandstone. Tors are mostly less than 16 feet high. Formation processes and ages vary widely across different climates, elevations, and rock types.
**Logging requirements**
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Send the following answers to me via email.
- The text "GC556ZZ Lone Rock Tor" on the first line
- What colors are made up of this rock?
- What angle are the primary lines going? (looking for degrees here) & (There is an app for that, see the hint)
- What is the elevation here?
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