A swimmer had to be rescued by the coastguard from the sea after being cut off by the tide.
In the latest rescue off the Jurassic Coast, both the Royal National Lifeboat Institution and and HM Coastguard teams were called to bring the swimmer home safely.
A spokesperson for the Lyme Regis Coastguard said: "We were tasked with the Lyme Regis Lifeboat Station to a person cut off by the tide east of Lyme Regis. The casualty was rescued by Coastguard Rescue Swimmers."
A male and female walker had become cut off by the tide and were brought to the top of the cliff by a coastguard helicopter.
A local photographer had captured the moment that a large amount of people walked extremely close to the site where tonnes of rock came crashing down.
The incidents occurred near Lyme Regis and Charmouth and required multiple emergency services to respond.
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