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A cliff was eroded in 3 different places, this would have made cracks in the rocks, thus making 3 caves. These continued to be eroded until they formed arches. These continue to erode until the arch became bigger and roof collapsed in and left a tall stone pole "stacks"

The Needles have been worn away so that they are smaller than when they started. There had been a forth stack which collapsed in a storm in 1764!

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What are the needles on the isle of wight made of?

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