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Image Gallery 1: Coasts

Coasts 1: The location of Hornsea and Mappleton

Coasts 2: Hornsea beach groyne showing more deposition on its north (left) side due to longshore drift. © Jack and Meg Gillett

Coasts 3: Missing section of a groyne on Hornsea beach. © Jack and Meg Gillett

Coasts 4: Hornsea promenade sea wall

Coasts 5: Assorted pebbles on Hornsea beach.

Coasts 6: Rock armour on Hornsea beach.

Coasts 7: ‘Destructive’ waves pounding Hornsea beach

Coasts 8: Hornsea promenade, and some of the protected residential, business and tourist properties behind it.

Coasts 9: Rock groyne on Mappleton beach.

Coasts 10: One of the many places on Mappleton beach where slumping has taken place on the boulder clay cliffs.

Coasts 11: Boulder clay debris which has slumped off the cliff face at Mappleton.

Coasts 12: Rock armour on Mappleton beach.

Coasts 13: Farm at Mappleton - right on the cliff edge.

Coasts 14: Mappleton Village, showing the ramp down to the beach for heavy-load vehicles

Coasts 15: Coastal erosion warning sign at Mappleton