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After storms and very heavy rainfall, the cliffs at Lyme Regis on the Jurassic coast often collapse, sometimes exposing fossils for all to see. In this case, no bones, just a tree stump that has managed to stay upright in its journey from the top of the cliff. It's only a temporary arrangement - when the next storms blow, it will be washed away and the next part of its journey as driftwood.

Keywords: colour, Lyme Regis, 2006, Jurassic Coast, cliffs, dead tree stump, mudslide, bay