Coastal Erosion Yorkshire East Coast 2019 v 2023

A revisit to see how far the coastal erosion have changed, with a comparison between 2019 and 2023.
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[@joyceleadbetter2600]

Some places, the beach is erroiding, other places it's expanding. Thu it looks like sea levels are rising.

[@mickeytheviewmoo]

Fantastic comparison. Hope to get out there in the summer

[@droneshakk]

Excellent video

[@UKDroneAdventures]

Thanks 😊

[@coasttocoastcaravanning6138]

As regular visitors to Ulrome it's so sad to see how quickly the land is being taken. We watched the council demolish the little pier and sea walls and the land has gone so much quicker since 😢

[@CalmBiker]

Amazing how quickly it's disappearing.

[@roberttaylor465]

I know that part of the coast quite well, had connection with it for about 30 years, sad place now most of the vans have gone but it's also sad the loss of people's homes and income.

[@barryjacobs8524]

The sea has no boundaries, we are the intruders, I expect many years from now uk will be much smaller. Remember the village in Devon, Hallsend. That is in ruins now, fishing village, all gone. There is nothing anyone can do about it. Move on. The sea will take what was taken from it, it’s land. 😢

[@pippin1ful]

Not completely. Winchelsea in East Sussex was a fishing/smuggling village, now a mile or so from the sea. Rye, next door, remains a fishing port because the River Rother changed course after a great storm in the 14th Century, silted up Old Romney. It now flows past Rye which always had the Brede, which flowed to the sea, providing a fishing port, which continues to the sea today. From the Romney Marsh and Dungerness, to Pett, Cliff End, the land is not retreating.