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From left to right (W to E):

• Evans Cliff descends to Charmouth which is just out of the picture.
• The golden Upper Greensand (which is much later than the Jurassic but here lies on top) marks Stonebarrow Hill.
• A scatter of tiny waterfalls drop over the grey, Jurassic, Belemnite Marls with the thin distinctive band known as the Belemnite Stone.
• Two more distinct waterfalls, Westhay Waterfall and Ridge Waterfall drain the fields of Westhay Farm beneath Chardown Hill.
• Langdon Hill is the rounded, wooded shape behind the narrow, Vee shaped notch of St. Gabriels Mouth, the outlet of a larger stream.
• The land rises as Weare Cliff with Kitwell's Cliff above it forms Golden Cap, the highest and most distinctive point on the coast.
• Beyond Golden Cap the distant, hazy cliffs around Bridport complete the picture.

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