The Cobb an old stone pier forming an extensive harbour, dating from the time of Edward I, the name could derive from an ancient feast called the `Cobb Ale Feast` At 870 feet the curve of the Cobb forms a promenade . The eastern section ends with the Victoria Pier, where Princess Victoria landed in 1833. The buildings on the Cobb includes a Marine Aquarium. Fishing from the top promenade, can result in catching Bass, Mackerel, and Wrasse. The Cobb was used as a film location, The French Lieutenant`s Woman, film of 1981 with Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons.
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