Even more coastal erosion

Belle et impressionnante falaise ..!
Bonne semaine.

Many thanks, Malik!

very beautiful

Thank you, Leo!

Ya me gusta la fotografía con la costa y el mar a sus pies.

Thank you, José Manuel. As you know I have very many such photos (nearly all of Cornwall!). Best wishes, Andy

Spectacular cliff!!
The color pink is also superb, Andy

Not sure what causes the pink but maybe a little bit (not much) of iron (?).
Many thanks, Judite!

I think you are right, Andy

Superbe ***********

Thank you, Boro!

There is a lot of it going on Andy, great pic.

Pleased you like it! Thank you, John! I remember waiting for a Shetland pony or two to come into view on the skyline (there were a few here that day!)

Thank you for posting your wonderful image to
Interesting Views

Many thanks, John!

Lovely pinkish soil. It's strange to think of our island getting smaller bit by bit. I'm trying to think of coastline which is growing but I can't think of any.

Thank you, Jean. Actually there are many places, they just don't tend to be along the more scenic coasts. And the accumulation is slow and gradual, rather than quick and spectacular as with much erosion. Think Romney Marsh, Thanet no longer Island, etc.

zou het door de brexit komen ? :-))

Probably, Fred! Many negative things are due to it!

Marvelous capture! Stay well!

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Thank you, William!

Stunning view.

Many thanks, Don!

Sad to see!

Nature at work, Diana!

SOON TO SLIP

THANK YOU, PAM!

Like a large wound that is hard to see...
Always powerful perspectives, Andy

Many thanks, Eric.
I should think you are looking forward to your well-deserved retirement!!

Looking at the type of soil it seems amazing it lasted so long, if we had accurate maps of say 1000 years ago the shape of the UK would be very different

There are many hilltop sites either long-vanished (but recorded in, say, the 16th century) or where you have the (originally) inland defensive ramparts now on the cliff edge. I will post (re-post) just one such example in the next few days or so.
Thank you, Peter!

I find it interesting that the foreground area of landslip looks like a loose shale, while the grey headland behind looks like solid rock. This is the kind of image that makes me wish I'd studied geology! Either way, an impressive coastal image, Andy.

Parts of Cornwall are a right royal mishmash of rock types. Only where you get granite (and there's quite a lot of that too) is the coastal erosion less marked.
Thank you, George!

I love the colour contrast between the orange and the blue in this scene, Andy. All the best, Joe

I find it interesting that some people see pink and some orange! I see a bit of both.
Many thanks, Joe!

Well composed with lovely colours Andy.
Safe and healthy week ahead.

Thank you, Jaap!

A super image that illustrates the ongoing coastal erosion along the coast. The fresh looking colours makes it seem that this is fairly new, which is obviously not the case (although I suppose that in the grand scheme of things, this is quite recent)!

Beautifully captured Andy

Well, the shot was taken in 2014 and I used to walk across here in the years 1998 to 2002, quite regularly (I didn't have a camera then so it's a pity I can't show comparison photos!).
The coast path keeps having to be put back. In this shot it hasn't yet been closed off and you can see it on the top by the edge. Of course, the heather needs a long time to regrow in this unforgiving coastal area but even so the path did go across here and in and out and up and down where the growth can be seen. I bet the path is today quite some way inland. I haven't walked here since this shot.
Thank you, Keith!

Très joli cependant la prudence reste de mise !*********
Bonne semaine Andy.

Many thanks, Jocelyne!

Great chunks of it coming away in the Southeast of the UK. A piece on TV showed a home owner who had a hundred foot garden two years age is now down to 15 foot. He concedes it's now time to move on.

Thanks, Maurice. Not my problem now! I live bang in the middle of Spain, many many km from any coast!!!!

Rough and beautiful, Andy !

Thank you, Ulrich!

Lovely capture.
Have a great new week, and stay safe and well ;-)

Many thanks, June!

Thank you very much, Betty!

Hi Andy

A very nice picture, which I guess illustrates the power of nature very well. The processes happening today have been happening for millions of year in the past...

Best Wishes, a nice week to come, and stay safe!!
Peter

Thank you, Peter and then same to you too!

Beautiful, but dangerous !!!

Many thanks, Marie-claire!

marvelous image, dangerous yes......

Thank you, Annemarie!

Superbes photo et vue. Nicole.

Many thanks, Nicole!

Cornwall must be getting smaller by the day Andy, a beautiful coastal capture though.

And Kent is getting bigger! Thank you, Roger!

Schöne Aufnahme, Andy.

Many thanks, Andrea!

What a wonderful view showing erosion contrasting with the beautify of the twinkling sea. Perfect composition. I think this is just great. :)

Pleased you like it Janet. Very many thanks!

Yes it's such a shame that the coastline is being eroded. A fantastic picture here though, Andy

Thank you, Jean!

Erosion is a relentless phenomenon which is perfectly illustrated by this beautiful photo!*****

Many thanks, Nouchet!

I wonder how many landslips have occurred since this was taken Andy?
Great shot though :))

One day I hope to find out, Rosa but that seems to be some way off yet ...
Many thanks!

Impressive cliffs which really make me think to the Irish coast nearby Kinsale.