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The Geography Department |
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Walton-on-the-Naze
July 2005
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The Naze Tower the Naze, Old Hall Lane, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, CO14 8LE
Opening times are: April-November 10am-5pm
Admission prices:
contact: e-mail mail@nazetower.co.uk or phone 01255 852519
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Naze update July 2005
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The information display, now partially demolished, has the cliff line close by. |
The sheer depth of the free-face of the cliff means further encroachment will be substantial. |
Most of the southern part of the first embayment is vegetated, indicating slower rates of erosion. |
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600-P1020338.JPG 204KB
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800-P1020327.JPG 197KB |
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The area of rapid retreat, on the northern flank of the first embayment.
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The breakwater and terminal rip-rap, now being outflanked. |
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800-P1020329.JPG 214KB |
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800-P1020330.JPG 202KB |
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Three views of the recent falls; with jumbled blocks prominent in all three, surface water on the clays, and debris flows. the joint between Red Crag and London Clay also shows well. |
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More from the new landslip, including a detail of the upper geological sequence, and the morass of mobile material in the flows. |
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800-P1020336.JPG 223KB |
800-P1020335.JPG 245KB |
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