Lost Coastlines: Happisburgh to Cromer (Norfolk)

A look at the ongoing battle between land and sea in my new series "Lost Coastline". Here are sections of the Norfolk Coastline from Happisburgh up to Cromer from today back to the Victorian times. Some dramatic cliff falls particularly near Sidestrand! #Coastal #Erosion #Norfolk #Happisburgh #Mundesley #Overstrand
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[@GenaF]

Thanks for pointing me in the direction of this one. Excellent as always

[@steves427]

As always absolutely fascinating.
Talking of which, Hemsby to Sea Palling with its off-shore barrage would be a good one to apply your magic too?
An interesting exercise here in what happens if you dont defend the coastline from the sea & the obvious benefits of doing so.

[@adrianh2353]

Great, many thanks

[@tonysherwood9619]

Oh the tidal erosion, the moral malaise! I quote Ian Anderson.

[@robnewman6101]

R.I.P Lost Coastlines.

[@andynixon2820]

I'm guessing a lot of that washed away material ended up at Orford Ness.

[@lesleygilbert1945]

The lost coastlines from Scarborough to Withernsea would make a good video 🤔

[@JamesFoxTimeTravelArtist]

Definitely on my ever growing to do list! I had a sneaky peek at the coastline near Hornsea and gosh its changed!

[@lesleygilbert1945]

@@JamesFoxTimeTravelArtist On Withernsea seafront there is a sign showing where a church used to be many years ago - far out to sea.
Part of the history -
"Old Withernsea was largely destroyed by the 15th century. In 1444 the church had been abandoned because of coastal erosion, and within a few years the entire village had been lost to the sea".

[@cindym9884]

Caister on sea to Winterton on sea would be another good one

[@MultiBikerboy1]

😀👍🏻

[@CoolAlgol]

YES FIRST