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'The Pearl of Dorset' on the Jurassic Coast
the first natural site in England to be awarded World Heritage Status
by UNESCO
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Lyme Regis seen from Charmouth Fields
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A view of Lyme Regis, the Cobb, and Uplyme from 'Charmouth Fields' above East Cliff. There was once a coastal route between Lyme Regis and Charmouth but in 1924 the road had to be closed due to the frequent landslips which are a feature of the local geology. There are still remains of a footpath through these fields and along the Jurassic Coast to Charmouth, but it is frequently diverted for safety reasons.
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