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Cave and rocky coastline on Cuevas de Anzota trail near Arica, Region XV, Chile
The white deposits on the cliffs are guano / bird droppings. This was a valuable resource in the 19th century and collected and exported for fertiliser.
Photograph ID: Arica2012D103
Author: Photographer: James Brunker
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