Jewels of the JURASSIC
Mar 19, 2020
3 minutes
Looking down from the headland above beautiful Lulworth Cove, all those vaguely remembered school geography lessons about rock formations come vividly to life. In one direction, the village of West Lulworth nestles beneath the rolling chalk downs of East Dorset. In the other direction lies one of the most eye-catching features of Britain’s Jurassic Coast.
The perfect horseshoe of Lulworth Cove was formed some 10,000 years ago by waves breaking through hard limestone to meet softer clays behind. Standing on the
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