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Sea pink, Orcombe Point

26 July 2017 by David

Sea pink, Orcombe Point

Sea pink, is, as the name implies, a coastal plant. These, with the last of the pink flowers just about to begin to develop theire seeds, were on Orcombe Point at the westerly end of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.

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