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Durdle Door (sometimes
written Durdle Dor) is a
natural limestone arch on the Jur****ic
Coast near
Lulworth in Dorset, England. It is
privately owned by...
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Durdle primarily refers to
Durdle Door, a
natural limestone arch in Dorset, England.
Durdle may also
refer to:
Durdle Pier,
disused 17th-century stone...
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about 30 per cent
visit in July and August. It is
close to the rock arch of
Durdle Door and
other Jur****ic
Coast sites. The cove has
formed as a
result of...
- Meanwhile,
Durdles takes Jasper into the
cathedral crypt. On the way
there Durdles points out a
mound of quicklime.
Jasper provides Durdles with a bottle...
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Douglas Clayton Durdle (born 1
September 1972),
known by his ring name Doug Williams, is an
English professional wrestler. He is best
known for his work...
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softer sands and
clays behind.
Another feature of this part of the
coast is
Durdle Door, a
natural arch. Sea
stacks and pinnacles, such as Old
Harry Rocks...
- pla****. The
backdrop for the
regeneration scene was
filmed with a
drone at
Durdle Door in Dorset. Whittaker's
filming for the
scene took
place on a green...
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landforms such as
Lulworth Cove, the Isle of Portland,
Chesil Beach and
Durdle Door. The
north of the
county contains part of
Cranborne Chase, a chalk...
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flanked by the rocky,
steep and
slightly projecting headlands of
Durdle Door to the west and Man O War (or O' War) Head to the east. Its name is...
- the weak rock very quickly. Good
examples of this type of arch are the
Durdle Door and
Stair Hole near
Lulworth Cove on Dorset's Jur****ic
Coast in south...
