We're all under the same sun: The Jurassic Coast of England

Do you know that you can find  fascinating Jurassic beaches in Britain's south coastline? Dinosaurs no longer wander here, but you can find fossils, very old rock formations and also a collapsed old castle. The Jurassic Coast is 180 millions years old, and is 95 miles long, from East Devon to East Dorset, a coastline with a lot of history. Also, can you imagine a tropical England? In fact, this coastline used to be a tropical sea 155 millions years ago.

If you feel fascinated by fossils, you have to head over the Jurassic Coast. Take a walk around the beach, and if you pay attention maybe you can find ammonites, reptile's skulls, footprints and even 180 millions years old teeth. But for keen photographers this is the perfect place. Turquoise waters, chalk cliffs, breathtaking bays, the Corfe Castle, which is believe it is more than 1000 years old and also a living coastline with a lot of artists, boats, markets and away of the noise and hustle of a touristic zone.