Cheddar Gorge is a limestone gorge in the Mendip Hills, near the village of Cheddar, England. It is the biggest and most dramatic gorge in Britain with cliffs rising to 450ft and reaching over 3 miles in length. Formed under the sea 300 million years ago. There are seven great attractions to explore at Cheddar Gorge, including the spectacular Gough’s Cave, Britain’s most beautiful stalactite cavern. Cheddar Gorge and Caves lends its names to many things – cheese, flowers and Britain’s oldest complete skeleton.

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Corsica is an island and region of France in the Mediterranean Sea, southeast of France and west of Italy. The island’s pleasant climate and the beautiful mountain and sea landscapes make it a popular destination among the French and other Western Europeans. Perched atop 200-foot chalk cliffs, The town of Bonifacio lights up the southern tip of Corsica. It is only major harbor of the southern coast. It provides gorgeous views over the Mediterranean Sea.

Bonifacio view from southeastern cliff

Small chapel east of Bonifacio

Bonifacio cemetery

German WWII bunkers in Bonifacio

Heraldry in Bonifacio

Eglise Sainte Marie Majeure in Bonifacio

View on Bonifacio harbour

Fishing boat in harbour of Bonifacio

Limestone cliffs at Bonifacio

Limestone cliffs at Bonifacio

Citadel of Bonifacio

Bonifacio perched on top of limestone cliffs

Bonifacio perched on top of limestone cliffs

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