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	Eroding cliffs near Trimingham by Hugh Venables The glacial deposits are largely clay, so are easily eroded by the sea and by surface run-off.
	Fragile cliffs below Sidestrand by Evelyn Simak Neither the coastal cliffs nor the beach between the villages Trimingham, Sidestrand and Overstrand are easy to reach. The villages are situated along the B1159 coast road several kilometres to the south-east of Cromer. The cliffs,... (more)
	Recent cliff fall, Sidestrand by Helen Hanley A recent cliff fall shows typical slumping which happens regularly on this unprotected section of coastline. A pool of water can be seen trapped in the debris. Material from this section of coast gets transported both NW and SE and helps... (more)
	Large field by N Chadwick
	Coastal crop field, Sidestrand by JThomas Off Cromer Road.
	Cliffs at Trimingham by Hugh Venables An impressively active area of coastal erosion. The cliffs are made of glacial deposits from the last 500,000 years and offer little resistance to coastal erosion and slope failure.
	The Old Barn by N Chadwick
	Cottage in Sidestrand near Cromer, Norfolk by Andrew Shannon The walls of this terraced cottage and Airbnb display the unique stonework of most of the older buildings in this part of Norfolk. Beautiful workmanship and lasting attractive feature of the buildings here - particularly the lovely churches... (more)
	Cliffs near Sidestrand by Hugh Venables The glacial deposits are heavy with clay, so water runoff and landslips are part of the erosion process, as well as waves reaching the base of the cliffs. The clay also doesn't add to the beach deposits.
	Sliding cliffs below Sidestrand by Evelyn Simak Neither the coastal cliffs nor the beach between the villages Trimingham, Sidestrand and Overstrand are easy to reach. The villages are situated along the B1159 coast road several kilometres to the south-east of Cromer. The cliffs,... (more)
	Cornfield stretching to the sea by Bikeboy
	Crop spraying by Evelyn Simak A farmer spraying his crop, with the North Sea in the background.