The cliffs in Burling Gap recede by about a half metre every year. The shore also has chalk rocks - if you touch the rock, you get chalk "dust" all over your hands.
posted by Krista @ Sunday, January 16, 2005
Krista is no longer in England. Sometimes she wishes she was back there.
For four months, I resided in southern England studying at Herstmonceux Castle and travelled around Europe. But now, I'm back in the real world.
Sunday, January 16, 2005
The cliffs in Burling Gap recede by about a half metre every year. The shore also has chalk rocks - if you touch the rock, you get chalk "dust" all over your hands.
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- Name: Krista
- Location: Ontario, Canada
Welcome to my attempt at blogging! I am a newlywed, married in June 2009. These are my adventures as a young professional! Right now, I love yoga, reading decorating magazines, and being a matron of honour for a June 2011 wedding!
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