As a sidebar, this reminds me of my Chemistry A Level practical. We were given a powder and had to identify what it was by testing it. I was surprised, because it looked like Copper Sulphate, which would have been a bit easy. But I ran all the tests, and sure enough, it was. Or so I thought. A friend who also did the exam pointed out the ammonia smell it gave off. Shock horror, it was in fact, Copper Ammonium Sulphate.

This was grossly unfair, as I had a cold and couldn't smell a thing. I don't bear grudges, but I wonder what course my life would have taken had I been able to correctly identify that compound. Sniff.

Mind you, I'm glad my life took the course it did, as it means I get to write articles about stuff like this.

I wouldn't fancy walking barefoot here.

We'll leave you with another panorama, from the lower part.

If you want more information about Limni Mine and the surrounding countryside, check out the links below for our other blogs on the subject. It is a lovely area to explore.

We've got a big Christmas present lined up for you, that involves a virtual tour and panoramas. It will be presented using our luxury engine. This supports images twice the resolution you can see here. We won't say what it will feature yet, but it is already nearly assembled. So stay tuned for that. And sorry for mentioning the C word again.