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Eype Dorset Photographs
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Title: Attractive Cottages
Place: Eype
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About: The name Eype means a steep place and the village consists of both Higher Eype and Lower Eype. Lower Eype has access to the beach which is a good place for fossil hunting.
Photograph Added: 18th October 2007
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Title: The New Inn
Place: Eype
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About: The New Inn has been described as "an excellent local" it is in the heart of Eype which is part of the World Famous Jurrasic Coast. Apparently the landlord always has at least three well kept Palmers beers on offer and the food was described as very......
Photograph Added: 18th October 2007
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Title: Patient Angler
Place: Eype
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About: One lone fisherman stood on the beach at Eype. Someone on the web said that they fished here and "found it a bit snaggy" but they did catch some small wrasse in daylight hours.
Photograph Added: 18th October 2007
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About Eype Dorset.
Eype is a very pretty village with thatched cottages and beautiful country gardens. Its nearest neighbour of any size is Bridport an historic market town.
The name Eype actually means 'steep place', this choice of name is obvious when visiting Eype as access is down a steep valley with narrow leafy lanes. There is a beach at Lower Eype and as it is part of the Jurassic coast it is very possible to find fossils but fishing and swimming are also popular. The cliffs are sandstone above Jurassic clay and to the west is the towering Thorncombe Beacon at 508 feet.
Parking is close to the beach and the coastal paths afford some excellent walking and scenery.
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