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Stack

A unit of volume equivalent to 108 cubic feet. It is used in the sale of firewood.
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A FIVE-year-old boy has conquered one of Ireland's most terrifying sea stacks.
It's best not to Luke down.
But in the end, we decided to do some of the final sea stacks together, including the Old Man of Hoy."
Top of the rocks; Duo complete decades-long challenge and become first to bag all 2985 HUMPS as they reach summit of iconic Scottish sea stack
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP Theatre Royal and Grey Street in Newcastle by harra1958; Cullercoats Bay by Anthony Beavers; the Church of Our Lady at Seaton Delaval Hall by Paul Sproat; sea stack at Marsden by K Arran.
Picture this; The Journal's group on photography site flickr continues to welcome stunning images
The island is crisscrossed with spectacular walks taking you past fantastic sea stacks and caves.
Travel: Far from the madding crowd; Mary Murtagh gives her 'seal' of approval to a tiny island chain off the coast of Scotland
EASY SQUEEZY David, above, and playing accordion on sea stack
Musical scale; Singer David plays accordion on top of 449ft sea stack
If conquering an almost vertical sea stack in his 80s was surprising, so was finding love again.
I climbed to ease the pain when my wife of 50 years died.. but I've found love again with a pal's widow; MOUNTAIN ICONN CHRIS BONINGTON ON LIFE AT 83; Legend on agony over his son dying at age of two, the loss of his beloved Wendy and how he still has passion for high adventure; EXCLUSIVE
Ju A sea stack, a turret of rock stands like a sentinel off the coast and the beach is even said to have a resident ghost of a sailor from a shipwrecked Spanish Armada ship.
Posers and puzzles
A ROCK climber has told how he feared he would die while trying to climb a treacherous sea stack.
I feared for my life in sea stack climb; Mountaineer Iain tells of terror at scaling iconic rock
Bonington was the first to climb the sea stack in 1966 along with Rusty Baillie and Tom Patey.
THE HOY DONE GOOD; TV DAREDEVIL REVEALS HOW CHILDHOOD CLIMB LAUNCHED GLOBAL LIFE OF ADVENTURE; Presenter peaks at 11
Climb a sea stack, fly a kite on the beach, photograph passing ships, or overnight at a blufftop campsite.
Sand, sun, waves, and you: your guide to the West's 10 most spectacular secret beaches. Just don't tell anyone you heard it here
At Birsay, a little island off Mainland, Orkney, there's a small sea stack just off the shore which sometimes has a colony of Arctic terns.
HIDE AND SEAL; LENSMAN GOES BACK TO HIS ROOTS TO CAPTURE STUNNING SHOTS OF ISLAND WILDLIFE; Photographer finds a pal on long shoot
They're both terrific ladies, but Maggie's experience is the most exciting in TV terms and, after just 18 days of training, she's off to tackle a 60-metre sea stack called the Old Man Of Stoer.
Bacon's got talent; PICK OF THE DAY

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