11 thoughts on “Disappearing Coast”

    1. Thank you! That’s one of the reasons I love the North Norfolk landscape. Everyone says Norfolk is flat but it has hidden undulations in the sea and the sky. Sadly, our coastline is eroding. I wrote a couple of poems about that which I posted back in October.

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      1. I agree. I had never been to Norfolk until two weeks ago. Now that I’ve been, I will tell people of its salt marshes and its birds, its sea waves and its seals. I noticed the erosion – I shall take a look at your poems.

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    1. I took that in February 1993 when we thought the storms of 1953 would be repeated. Everyone in our village was woken up in the early hours of a Sunday morning and we watched the sea breach a barrier and wash a police car down a ramp, taking several people with it. It was my first experience of a spring tide, having moved from London to Norfolk the previous year. The closest I had been to floods was the Thames overflowing in Twickenham!

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