Graffiti at the bottom of the Zigzag Path
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Graffiti at the bottom of the Zigzag Path
Image: © Jim Champion Taken: 25 Oct 2009
The so-called Zigzag Path is a zig-zag path that leads down from Belle Vue Road to the shore in the middle of Durlston Bay. At the bottom of the path is a little grassy terrace with a final drop of about two metres onto the rocky beach. Immediately to the north is this small promontory of cracked Middle Purbeck strata, on which someone has written graffiti.
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Image Location
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50.602071
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-1.952187