Teenagers in a few seconds destroyed what nature created 320 million years

Wind, rain and ice over the last 320 million years have formed the rocks of Brimham. This place is considered one of the most important attractions in the country and it is called the "Area of ​​Outstanding Natural Beauty", which attracts thousands of visitors and tourists to North Yorkshire, England. But a few months ago, vandals damaged the local natural objects, destroying the centuries-old delicate work of nature in just a few seconds.

“At about 8:45 p.m., June 1, a group of five young people was seen pushing a stone from the top of one of the rocks,” police from North Yorkshire say. the cliff is in a potentially dangerous condition. "

"This incident not only caused the destruction of the landmark, but the vandals also endangered their lives and the lives of other visitors to the Brimham Rocks."

Helen Clark of National Trust said: "Perhaps it seemed like fun to some, but it was a completely pointless and unnecessary act."

Not far from the place where the act of vandalism occurred, scratched names were found.

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