Happisburgh: Documenting a Vanishing Coastline

Happisburgh: Documenting a Vanishing Coastline
Happisburgh, a small village on the Norfolk coast, is one of the most striking examples of coastal erosion in the UK. Every year, the relentless North Sea claims more of the soft cliffs, reshaping the landscape and leaving a visible mark on the community.
In this video, I visit Happisburgh to document these changes through photography, exploring the history of the area, the impact of erosion, and the resilience of those who call this place home. Along the way, I take a walk to Cart Gap, enjoy the beauty of the coastal path, and stop by the Happisburgh Bell-a haunting reminder of time and tide.
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[@DesmondsDonders]

It wasn't me, I don't have the hammer. Lovely place. Well described in photos.

[@norfolktogs8135]

I need to return here for sunset

[@HelenScothern]

A stunning location unfortunately it may not be there for too much longer.