"My village is sliding into the sea - and my house could be gone by Christmas" | SWNS

A heartbroken mum fears her cliff-top home may fall into the sea by Christmas - after 26ft (8m) of land was swept away in just a MONTH.
Nicola Bayless’s three-bed semi in Happisburgh is now less than 50ft (15m) from the cliff after storms Babet and Ciaran ravaged the Norfolk coast in the autumn.
And she worries her family’s £375,000 property may be gone by the end of December as the village teeters on the edge.
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[@ThinkLink1]

So much of this coast gas disappeared into the sea. In 5 years walking my dog in Hemsby and Happisburgh so much has changed. It is scary. Hello Seattle!

[@Honey-Sanchez]

Gather your belongings and head for the hills. Mother nature is a cruel mistress. Down to the bits that you left uptown? All the best from Seattle. 🎄

[@jeynes14]

Hope you all stay safe

[@aprilchow-chee5281]

Seawalls

[@Apollo49152]

Big-ass truck to move it back a few km? It'd be cheaper than letting it go an building a new one.

[@martinbyrne6643]

Where are the seagulls going to go to build nests .

[@elizabethbrown8833]

Bus station ❤️‍🩹

[@totomorenodosal]

call the Dutch engineers!

[@Mike_5]

Building on a Richard is never a good idea

[@COYWM2022]

Congratulations

[@michaeldesilvio221]

Get some Sand Savers. Third world countries have come up with effective, simple solutions to beach erosion. This is not rocket science.

[@ezriderzzr7104]

More beach for the kids woo hoo.

[@PatriciaLucious-ll2vm]

The 400 yrs r up. Genesis 15;13&14.