Hell's Mouth
South West Peninsula Coast Path
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Southwest Peninsula Coast Path, St Agnes' Head
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Zennor Coast, Cornwall, at low tide
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St Agnes, Cornwall
Evening light and a silvery sea from St Agnes Head
Another evening light shot on the Cornish coast.
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Another evening shot at the coast
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One more evening coastal shot
Porthcadjack Cove, HANWE everyone!
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North Cornish Coast at Crane Castle, North Cliffs.
This floral foreground is no longer there but was swept away by coastal erosion sometime between 2012 and 2014.
Google Maps has a sign for a castle at this place. The "castle" is one rampart of an iron age fort, Crane Castle, 95% of which is now under the waves. What's left are the inland ramparts!
Google Maps has a sign for a castle at this place. The "castle" is one rampart of an iron age fort, Crane Castle, 95% of which is now under the waves. What's left are the inland ramparts!
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It's balanced out by the accretion of silts, mud flats and that sort of thing, or so I was told in my geography classes a long time ago! But my experience has been as you say and specifically Suffolk and Cornwall, so I see the effects of coastal erosion far more often!
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