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Jurassic Coast
Explore the Coast: Walk Through Time
Each gateway to the coast introduces a new story, exciting discoveries and a different perspective on time. This section highlights, from west to east, the unfolding interests in the ‘Walk through Time’. Tread softly…… Breathe deeply…..
Durlston: A Vision of Nature
Durlston's downlands and meadows teem with wildflowers, birds and butterflies, whilst the south-facing limestone cliffs host an important seabird colony and nesting peregrine falcons.
Old Harry: The Chalk meets the Sea
The World Heritage Site ends just beyond the great Chalk headland of Ballard Down, and the sea stacks known as ‘Old Harry Rocks'.
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Explore the Coast
- Exmouth: Red Deserts
- Budleigh Salterton: Story of a Pebble
- Sidmouth: Triassic Cliffs
- Beer & Seaton: Building from Stone
- Axmouth to Lyme Regis: The Undercliff
- Lyme Regis: The Great Fossilists
- Charmouth: Discovering Fossils
- Around West Bay: West Dorset Cliffs
- Chesil & the Fleet: The Great Beach
- Portland: An Island of Stone
- Weymouth to Ringstead: Traces of the Past
- Lulworth: The Perfect Bay
- The Fossil Forest: Range Walks
- Kimmeridge Bay: A Marine World
- Purbeck: The Mammal Beds
- Durlston: A Vision of Nature
- Old Harry: The Chalk meets the Sea
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