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North Norfolk 2005                                                       

North Norfolk 1999 Mundesley, Trimingham, Overstrand

North Norfolk 2001 Trimingham, Overstrand

North Norfolk 2002 Overstrand, West Runton

North Norfolk 2005 Overstrand

North Norfolk 2006  Trimingham, Overstrand, Walcott, Weybourne, Salthouse

North Norfolk 2008  Bacton, Overstrand

 

Happisburgh 1999

Happisburgh 2001

Happisburgh 2002

Happisburgh 2003

Happisburgh 2004

Happisburgh Jan 2005

Happisburgh Mar 2005

Happisburgh Aug 2005

Happisburgh Feb 2006

Happisburgh Jun 2006

Happisburgh Nov 2006

Happisburgh Mar 2007

Happisburgh Jul 2007 SLN Weekend

Happisburgh Feb 17 2008

 

Sheringham Jun 2006

 

Sea Palling 2001

Sea Palling 2003

Sea Palling Jan 2005

 

 

Winterton-on-Sea beach  2005 January, February and August

                                     2006  February & November 

 

 

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Photos taken 22 Aug 2005

 

Overstrand

 

 

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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