We came back along the Dorset coast and went to Cliffhanger for some lunch and from here we could see the Isle of Wright.
Author: Michael James
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Week 126 – August 11th – Cliffhanger – Part 1
Looking across to the Isle of Wright from Cliffhanger. The Needles on the Isle of Wright – “The Needles is a row of three stacks of chalk that rise about 30m out of the sea off the western extremity of the Isle of Wight in the English Channel.” -
Week 126 – August 11th – Durdle Door – Part 8
These are the final pictures and videos from the visit to Durdle Door.
I hope you have enjoyed them?
Boat enjoying the calm sea near Durdle Door 
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Week 126 – August 11th – Durdle Door – Part 7
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Week 126 – August 11th – Durdle Door – Part 6
More pictures from the visit.
People having fun on the sea on this sunny hot day at Durdle Door 
Steps down to the beach at Durdle Door. 
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Week 126 – August 11th – Durdle Door – Part 5
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Week 126 – August 11th – Durdle Door – Part 4
The famous Durdle Door on a glorious day in Dorset.
People swimming at Durdle Door 
Durdle Door 
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Week 126 – August 11th – Durdle Door – Part 3
What a blue day it is, isn’t it? 
Some of the rock formation at Durdle Door 
First glimpse of Durdle Door -
Week 126 – August 11th – Durdle Door – Part 2
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Week 126 – August 11th – Durdle Door – Part 1
Today we visited Durdle Door, it is one of England’s World heritage sites.
It is part of the Jurassic Coast that runs along the south coast of England.
Enjoy the pictures.
Looking out from Lulworth estate 
Doesn’t the sea look so blue and calm? 
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Week 126 – August 10th – Sunset over Mudeford Quay.
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