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Under the foundations of the sea wall lies some of the foundations of the buildings that made up Slaughden, the boards here detail this............



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The narrow strip of Shingle Bank that separates the North Sea from the River Alde can be seen in the distance to get to the other side of the bund by boat would mean an 18 mile trip!

The building on the bank is the clover leafed shaped Martello Tower the Northernmost Tower on the East Coast, the wall near here often gets breached by the sea in the Autumn/Winter



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The planting of Marram Grass on Kessingland Beach has pushed the beach further out



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Benacre Cliffs, more of the coast has succumbed to the ravages of the sea and wind since my last visit 5 months ago, I took a walk from Kessingland last Monday and the erosion appears to be greater than ever



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