Image Bank
Coastal Erosion and Protection -

This collection by Hugh Mothersole contains a collection from Westward Ho and Hartland Quay on the North Devon coast and other examples from around the British Isles and Channel Islands.

This Image Bank also holds another set of coastline images from Cornwall, Yorkshire and Scotland and another excellent set of chalk cliffs images.

 

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Raised Beach at Westward Ho, N. Devon being destroyed by the sea.

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Promenade at Westward Ho, N. Devon

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Arch in tilted rocks, Well Bay, Hartland Quay, N. Devon

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Wave-cut platform, Well Bay, Hartland Quay, N. Devon

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Wave-cut platform, Well Bay, Hartland Quay, N. Devon

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Anticline in wave-cut platform, Well Bay, Hartland Quay, N. Devon

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Wave cut platform, Les Rouaux, Jersey carved along fault lines.

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La Pinacle, Jersey.

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Cliff slumping into the sea at Naish Farm, Hampshire

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Norwegian Granite boulders protecting the shore at Hurst Castle, Hampshire.

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Sea loch, Loch Linnhe, Scotland

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Sea loch, Loch Linnhe from Ben Nevis.

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