Signs to Durlston
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Signs to Durlston
Image: © Jim Champion Taken: 27 Oct 2008
This new and old sign both point down a track which joins with the 'Isle of Wight Road', a walled track along the top of the cliffs in Durlston Bay. A landslip in Durlston Bay has made necessary this slight inland detour of the coast path. The Large Globe and Light House can still be visited. It has not been possible to go into Tilly Whim caves since they were shut to the public in 1976. The Head is still there and the Castle is being refurbished as a Jurassic Coast visitor centre.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.601083
Longitude
-1.956003