Cracks in the rock got filled with water causing the expansion of the cracks. then rocks get broken off as it expands. The arch is formed only when all the rock is removed and stronger, harder rock is left over making the arch. Then (this will happen to the Green Bridge of Wales someday) as the arch gets bigger and biggger and bigger until the top of the arch collapses leaving something called a stack and then as the stack erodes leaving only a stump
Contrary to belief (outside Wales) the Green Bridge is NOT a bridge as we know it its actually a spectacular natural arch, which has been carved by the sea into the cliffs off the Pembrokeshire coast near Bosherston.
The Green Bridge of Wales is a natural, arched rock formation near Bosherston in Pembrokeshire.
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it is a rock and is 105ft tall and 90ft wide!
i enjoy going to wales and i read lots of books about it. it's a facinating place to visit
carboniferous limestone
its a arch. in wales
The Green Bridge of Wales Bosherston, Pembrokeshire - Wales, UK
nobody its a natural thing
it was formed millions of years ago
Most of the year the 'bridge' has lush green grass growing along the top and a slight covering of green lichen growing in places where there is not enough soil to grow grass. It is not actually a man made bridge but a natural rock formation eroded by the sea to resemble a bridge.
i can say it is min. 237m tall and max. 379m tall
Princess of Wales Bridge was created in 1992.
The Severn bridge is one from near Bristol to South Wales. There are now two bridges
There are two, the Menai (suspension) bridge and the Brittania bridge
there are 2 bridges connecting the isle of Anglesey to mainland Wales - the Menai Suspension Bridge (designed by Thomas Telford in 1826) - the Brittania Bridge (designed by Robert Stephenson)
Wales Green Party was created in 1973.
Severn Bridge, opened September 1966
The Severn Bridge is a motorway suspension bridge that is located in in England on one side of the bridge and South Wales on the side of the bridge. The bridge was opened in 1966