The picture above is of a pathway I descended from a car park, just off the road that leads to Lulworth Cove, which is a mile or so from Durdle Door. At the edge of one the chalkstone cliffs at the end of the windy path I could see more chalkstone cliffs to the right and left
Looking out to sea and below the cliff edge I was stood on, at the foot of the long windy path is Durdle Door. It is a perfect coastal arch, carved out, by the erosive action of the sea
The rocks in this area are of chalk, from the Cretatious Period of approximately 65 million years ago
2 comments:
What a lovely sight!
Beautifull isnt it! I'm very lucky to live in so close to such an interesting and beautifull coastline!
:)
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