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Mupe, Dorset
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Gallery: Dorset
The jagged rocks at Mupe are part of the same diagonal strata that forms the cliffs at Lulworth Cove, Stair Hole and Durdle Door, all of which are only a couple of miles away. Absolutely incredible geology - anyone who has an interest in this subject simply must visit this stretch of coast if you are able to. I know little of geology, but I am fascinated by it all the same.
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