Pudding stone conglomerate on Conic Hill

An amazing feature on Conic Hill was the conglomerate rock. It had large rounded pebbles. It looked like concrete. They must have been transported a decent distance to have been rounded off like this. It was similar to the rock I found last summer on Rhossili Down. That was said to have come from a river delta millions of years ago. The visibility was so good when we visited that Arran is visible in the far distance in the top picture. Today I was at St Bees and saw pebbles on that beach.

Perhaps if I come back in millions of years time this will have become pudding stone. It puts the nature of time into some sort of perspective!