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What is St Lucas Leap?
St. Lucas' Leap is the name of the gap separating the first stack of the Old Harry Rocks from the headland. The Old Harry Rocks are at the headland between the bays of Studland and Swanage on the southern coast of England. The name is in memory of a pedigree greyhound who died when it attempted to chase a hare near the Old Harry Rocks. The gap was apparently formed after the collapse of a natural arch feature that existed at the site.
Where did the Jews first start out?
Start out from ... where?
Why did the olypics start?
to promote compitition and to start friendship.
When did 'magna carta' start?
When did the magna carts start
When did the civil war one start and why did it start?
becase iit did
Where is swanage bay found in the UK?
Swanage is in Dorset. Swanage Bay is to the West of the Isle of Wight on the South coast.
What is Swanage's population?
The population of Swanage is 10,124.
When was Swanage Railway created?
Swanage Railway was created in 1885.
When did Swanage railway station end?
Swanage railway station ended in 1972.
When was Swanage Grammar School created?
Swanage Grammar School was created in 1929.
When was Swanage Pier Tramway created?
Swanage Pier Tramway was created in 1858.
What impact has tourism had on Swanage?
The people of Swanage have had an information centre and they have rebuilt the railway.
What part of the country is swanage in?
Swanage is located in the county of Dorset on the south coast of England.
Is swanage part of London?
No. Swanage is a town in the county of Dorset about 120 miles southwest of London.
Where does the marines work?
swanage
How many people visit swanage in 1 year?
Swanage receives around 1.2 million visitors annually.
What is the postal address for the Swanage Railway?
The Swanage Railway is a 6 mile stretch of rail. The postal address for the Swanage Railway is The Square, Wareham, Corfe Castle, Wareham, Dorset BH20 5EZ, United Kingdom.
