Out for a spin towards East Devon… to check out England’s natural world heritage site…
“ ..formed in a baking desert some 240 million years ago during the Triassic period of geological time..”
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Seatown
Eype Clay & mudstone member
Its not sandy beach with fine sand… its pebbles… every sinking step is walked with an effort.
Seeking bird’s eye view from the coastal path.
Steep!
Now on top of Thorncombe Beacon about 157m high. That cliff in the far end is Golden Cap, said to be 626 ft (191m), the highest sea cliff of England’s southern coast.
Life on the cliff
Exhausted and camera shy
my faithful 3.5 yo with the mess & my mascot… a keepsake photo cos me car will change hands soon.
My mascot. (To Coconut, I found your ‘Happy’ a friend)
