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OUTCROP AND BLACK BEACH SANDS Just 50 metres from Spiaggia di Terranera, a prominent outcrop, captured in the top photograph, juts dramatically into the Tyrrhenian Sea. This geological sentinel is composed of Calamita Schists, ancient rocks forged from deep-sea sediments laid down over 300 million years ago. Their dark, layered structure is intricately crisscrossed by pale veins of leucogranite, creating a stunning natural tapestry. As seen in the bottom photo, this mineral-rich geology is the source of the coastline’s famed feature: the iconic black sand. Glittering with Hematite and other Iron minerals, the beach is a direct legacy of the area’s mining past, poignantly marked by the colossal man-made block, a stark remnant of the former Capo Bianco mining site. (Author: silvia)

OUTCROP AND BLACK BEACH SANDS

Just 50 metres from Spiaggia di Terranera, a prominent outcrop, captured in the top photograph, juts dramatically into the Tyrrhenian Sea. This geological sentinel is composed of Calamita Schists, ancient rocks forged from deep-sea sediments laid down over 300 million years ago. Their dark, layered structure is intricately crisscrossed by pale veins of leucogranite, creating a stunning natural tapestry.

As seen in the bottom photo, this mineral-rich geology is the source of the coastline’s famed feature: the iconic black sand. Glittering with Hematite and other Iron minerals, the beach is a direct legacy of the area’s mining past, poignantly marked by the colossal man-made block, a stark remnant of the former Capo Bianco mining site. (Author: silvia)

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