I have just read about this new link in the last few minutes. It is a series of documents relating to a fieldwork weekend for Geography teachers which took place last Autumn in Dorset. There are lots of photographs and information about the coastline we have been studying and how it is being managed.
Spend some time looking at the photographs and take some notes to help you add more examples into your RLR answers.
http://www.geographyteachingtoday.org.uk/fieldwork/resource/jurassic-coast-fieldwork-weekend/
I am going on the next weekend to the Lake District so should be able to bring back some good glaciation photographs to use with you in time for the exam in May.
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