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Take a Walk on the Gentle Side of the Jurassic Coast

Sarah Acton is the Jurassic Coast’s poet-in-residence. She is exploring the poetry of East Devon and West Dorset as part of a residency spanning the Jurassic Coastline, taking inspiration from natural landmarks and earth history, and working with local museums, schools, and other organisations along the way to create a body of site-specific poetry. Actively…

Jack Rattenbury – The “Rob Roy of the West”

The East Devon village of Beer, with its magnificent white cliffs (the last in England going west), is a classic example of where geology has impacted on the life, culture and history of its inhabitants. Beer Head, formed from Late Cretaceous chalk, is harder than the surrounding red Triassic cliffs of East Devon.  This resistance…

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Rock of Ages!

Time is Money… and a whole lot more! They say that time is money, but on the Jurassic Coast it can be a lot more than that. With a handy six million years you can end up with an iconic building stone, a beguiling petrified forest, a persistent geological mystery and a fossil treasure trove.…

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Jurassic Coast Giveaway

Do you fancy a free long weekend’s holiday on the Jurassic Coast? We’re delighted to be teaming up with West Dorset Leisure Holidays to offer one lucky couple or family a three-night stay in a Premier Camping Pod at Highlands End Holiday Park near Bridport! To be in with a chance to win, tell us…