As always absolutely fascinating. Talking of which, Hemsby to Sea Palling with its off-shore barrage would be a good one to apply your magic too? An interesting exercise here in what happens if you dont defend the coastline from the sea & the obvious benefits of doing so.
@@JamesFoxTimeTravelArtist On Withernsea seafront there is a sign showing where a church used to be many years ago - far out to sea. Part of the history - "Old Withernsea was largely destroyed by the 15th century. In 1444 the church had been abandoned because of coastal erosion, and within a few years the entire village had been lost to the sea".
As always absolutely fascinating.
Talking of which, Hemsby to Sea Palling with its off-shore barrage would be a good one to apply your magic too?
An interesting exercise here in what happens if you dont defend the coastline from the sea & the obvious benefits of doing so.
Thanks for pointing me in the direction of this one. Excellent as always
Great, many thanks
Oh the tidal erosion, the moral malaise! I quote Ian Anderson.
R.I.P Lost Coastlines.
The lost coastlines from Scarborough to Withernsea would make a good video 🤔
Definitely on my ever growing to do list! I had a sneaky peek at the coastline near Hornsea and gosh its changed!
@@JamesFoxTimeTravelArtist On Withernsea seafront there is a sign showing where a church used to be many years ago - far out to sea.
Part of the history -
"Old Withernsea was largely destroyed by the 15th century. In 1444 the church had been abandoned because of coastal erosion, and within a few years the entire village had been lost to the sea".
Caister on sea to Winterton on sea would be another good one
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I'm guessing a lot of that washed away material ended up at Orford Ness.
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