Jurassic Coast in Pictures

The Jurassic Coast spans the geological history of the last 185 million years. Includeing the triassic, Jurassic and Cretious periods of the English counties of West Dorset and East Devon

Saturday, November 04, 2006

Old Harry!



Silently Sleeping is the rock formation known as Old Harry's Rocks, located on the extreme South east of the Jurassic Coast
Posted by Dianne at 1:58 pm
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