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Title: The Dorset Coast (and a little bit of Hampshire!)


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The Dorset Coast(and a little bit of Hampshire!)
  • a virtual field trip

I took this picture!
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Where it is located
3
Day 1 The journey to Dorset!
Day 2 Lyme Regis to Ringstead Bay
4
Groynes
An aerial photo of Lyme Regis Bay, showing The
Cobb (Harbour) and where the River Lim meets the
sea
5
Lyme Regis Charmouth Golden Cap
Golden Cap
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The coast is unstable because there are numerous
situations where porous strata, principally the
Chalk and Upper Greensand, lie over impermeable
clays.
Black Ven between Lyme Regis and Charmouth. Upper
Greensand lies over Lower Jurassic clays. The
largest coastal mudflow in Europe took place here
in the winter of 1958/9
The cliff top at Black Ven
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How Landslides occur
8
Chesil Beach
Isle of Portland
The Fleet
West Bay (west) Pebbles are sorted! Portland
(east)
The gradient of the beach can get very steep
9
The Isle of Portland
When the island was uplifted, a series of massive
fractures developed in the limestone.
10
Weymouth
Weymouth is a traditional seaside resort. It is
protected by the Isle of Portland. Portland
Harbour (South of Weymouth)
11
White Nothe Headland from Ringstead Bay
12
Day 3 Ringstead Bay to St. Albans head
Durdle Door Lulworth Cove Stair Hole
Warbarrow Bay Tynham Broad Bench Kimmeridge
Winspit
13
Durdle Door A Limestone Arch
Eventually the arch will collapse to leave a sea
stack
14
Lulworth Cove
Chalk Hills stop the cove eroding any further
inland
Soft sand and clays
Limestone Headlands
15
Stair Hole
Small arch is only gap in the limestone.
Marine processes eroding further inland
16
The formation of Lulworth Cove, Stair Hole and
the future
17
Worbarrow Bay
Tyneham from Gadd Cliff (Note the land use)
Broad Bench
18
Kimmeridge Bay A wave cut platform
19
St. Albans Head
Winspit (behind)
Chapmans Pool
Waves shape the coastline.
Winspit
20
Day 4 St. Albans Head to Sandbanks
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Dancing Ledge ( tidal pool!)
Sandbanks Studland
Old Harry
Swanage Bay
Peveril Point
Looking out to see from Anvil Point
Durlston Head
Anvil Point
22
Swanage
Swanage Bay
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Old Harry Rocks A stack
Stack
Collapsed
Undercuttingmeans stack will collapse
New cave forming
24
Studland Sand Dune System
3 Major dune ridges
Little Sea
Fieldwork (transects!)
25
Development of Studland Blown Sands
Little Sea
26
View over dune slack with further vegetation
succession
Younger dunes with Marram Grass
Actual fieldwork!
Hmmmmmm!
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Day 5 Sandbanks to Barton on Sea and the Isle
of White
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Bournemouth
Sandbanks
Bournemouth
Bournemouth Pier
Groynes
30
Christchurch Harbour
Spit
Hengistbury Head
Groynes
Long Groyne
Sediment Build Up
31
Hengistbury Head
Unstable Cliffs
Gullies
Groynes
Salt Marsh
Erosion
32
House!
Barton on Sea
Landslides
Landslip
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Barton on Sea
Christchurch Bay
Evidence of lanslides
Land Use
34
River Medina A Ria Isle of Wight
East Cowes
West Cowes
River Medina
To Newport
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Thats it!
Day 6 - Back to School
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