Monmouth Beach

Bordering Monmouth Beach in Lyme Regis, England, are holiday chalets, beach huts, the bowling green, Lyme Regis Power Boat Club and Boat Building Academy. Here you can find a layer of limestone called the ammonite graveyard or the ammonite pavement. This layer of rock is famous for the large ammonites it contains.
Bordering Monmouth Beach in Lyme Regis, England, are holiday chalets, beach huts, the bowling green, Lyme Regis Power Boat Club and Boat Building Academy. Here you can find a layer of limestone called the ammonite graveyard or the ammonite pavement. This layer of rock is famous for the large ammonites it contains.
The Cobb an old stone pier forming an extensive harbour and believed to date from the time of Edward I. The origin of the name is  unknown, but there are records of an ancient feast called the “Cobb Ale Feast”. With a length of 870 feet the curve of the Cobb forms a fine promenade though its upper surface slopes to the sea at an appreciable angle. Its high wall makes it a double promenade and walkers have a choice of shelter or a  glorious blow.

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