Grid reference SY9079
near to Kimmeridge, Dorset, England
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The 'Nodding Donkey' at Kimmeridge Bay
by Tony Atkin
This well has been producing oil since 1959 although it only produces 80 barrels per day.
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Can we go in?
by Graham Horn
This is the entrance to the Lulworth range, an army firing area where access is restricted. Firing is out to sea, so when that is not taking place walkers are allowed through the area along the path close to the coast. We had checked that... (more)
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Washing Ledge, Kimmeridge Bay
by Jim Champion
This ledge projects into Kimmeridge Bay from the cliffs just to the west of Gaulter Gap. It is known as Washing Ledge; a double-bed of dolomite with a central parting of oil shale.
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Kimmeridge Bay
by Row17
Kimmeridge Bay from the car park alongside the South West Coast Path.
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Cliff at Kimmeridge Bay (set of 5 images) |
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Gaulter cottages (1980)
by Stanley Howe
Viewed from near the Gaulter Gap carpark, with the drilling rig behind the cottages on Kimmeridge #1 wellsite.
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Oil Well, Kimmeridge
by Robin Lucas
This "nodding donkey" pumps 80 barrels (12,720 litres) a day of high quality oil from the Kimmeridge shales 520 metres below sea level. The well was drilled in 1959.
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Kimmeridge Bay
by Peter Bond
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Kimmeridge Bay |
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The 'Nodding donkey' Oil well at Kimmeridge Bay
by Colin Park
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View west from Kimmeridge Bay car park |
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Danger sign and flag, military firing range
by Rob Noble
As a party of rock pooling enthusiasts discovered on this day, if you move a few yards to the west of this notice when the red flag is flying, a man with a loudhailer will appear at top of the cliff and berate you.
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