Lulworth Cove
At Lulworth Cove, limestone forms a massive barrier against the sea. A perfect horseshoe bay has developed where a stream breached and eroded the limestone allowing the sea to enter the valley and hollow out the softer clays lying behind the limestone barrier. The chalk forms a resistant cliff at the back of the bay. The cove is one of the most famous features within the World Heritage site
Friday, August 10, 2007
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2 comments:
Wonderfull pics...
Warm greetings from Chile.
Keep blogging!!!
Hello Eduardo
Warm greetings across the sea from England and welcome to my blog
Glad you like the pics!
:)
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