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The Geography Department |
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North Norfolk 2005
Photos taken 22 Aug 2005
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Overstrand
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A mudflow has eased onto the promenade access road at Overstrand |
Huge blocks, of chalk, exposed in Overstrand cliffs by slumping. |
A section of sea wall, reinforced by sheet metal piling and concrete, and flanked by heavy wooden groynes. |
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Rip rap , revetment and groyne at the foot of the landslip. |
A section of wooden revetment, and a double groyne. |
Rip-rap protects the toe of the defences at the foot of the huge landslide in 1999. |
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The foreshore at he toe of the great landslip (left and right photos) was protected by revetments and retained rip-rap, whilst a jumble of broken concrete suffices a little to the north. |
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The area to the north of the promenade, looking towards Cromer. These shots can be compared with those of 2001 - the railings are a safety addition. |
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