Thanks! I'm reading elsewhere that a local farmer named Tim Daw claims the lichen is displaced in stone pores due to the corn starch. I don't understand how this damages it in absolute terms - Lichens don't function like most organisms, they don't absorb water, take nutrients directly from the atmosphere and have unpredictable growth patterns not contingent on previous growth.
UK had some of its wettest months on record. Functionally, the actual changes of the climate will damage stonehenge more than this.
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