Worbarrow from Bindon Hill August 1977 (MT)
Exmouth to Milford on Sea
including the East Devon & Dorset World Heritage Site
1800-2000
Arish Mell to WORBARROW Bay and Pondfield
1940s fisherman's hut at Worbarrow after Tyneham requisitioned by the MoD
Arish Mell looking east to Worbarrow 1930s
Arish Mell looking west 1930s
1930s group of geologists at Worbarrow Tout
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The 1930s MLS is almost identical to the photograph taken some 30 years later
Worthbarrow Bay looking east 1816
The Coastguard Station at Warbarrow was manned from at least 1840 until 1912 when it was closed down.. As many as twelve officers and their families were stationed here. The building further back looks like a farm. Both buildings were still there when the MoD took over in the 1940s.
The 1920S slippage on the left has developed considerably by the time Michael took the photograph on the right in the 1980s
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page updated: December 24, 2011
Arish Mell 20-7-1959 (MK)
Arish Mell from Bindon Hill October 1977 (MT)
The Tout from Flowers Barrow August 1977 (MT)
from the air: Gad Cliff, Worbarrow Tout and Bay, Arish Mell to Cockpit Head
Worbarrow and Flowers Barrow 30-5-1966 (MK)
Worbarrow Bay June 1961 showing angle of the strata
and note farmhouse centre right (MK)
Fishermens' cottages June 1961 (MK)
August 1979 only the foundations left (MT)
Coastguard Station from the Tout 1963 (MK)
May 1984 and
September 1990 (MRH)
The angle of the strata is again clearly visible September 1993 (MRH)
from above Worbarrow Bay September 1990:
to Arish Mell and Mupe Rocks (MRH)
Coastguard Station and farmhouse May 1966 (MK)
Webster Geological Print (DS)
1930s and a line of washing confirms that the community still exists
from Worbarrow November 1984 (MRH) Pondfield
Sea-level to Mupe Rocks September 1993 (MRH)