Lyme Regis is a quaint, genteel sort of town. It has a beautiful sea front, facing the broad expanse of Lyme Bay, and the Cobb harbour, made world-famous when it was featured in the film 'The French Lieutenant's Woman'
Although Lyme Regis beach is naturally shingle, at the harbour end, a boulder barrier has been built and thousands of tons of sand imported from France to form a sandy beach for the children. This area is quite separate from the main town, but it is well-supplied by pubs and places to eat. The other side of the harbour is Monmouth Beach, which returns to shingle
Where the River Lim flows out to the sea............
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