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Sparrows Nest, the Royal Navy had a very large presence here in WWII and these servicemen need remembering





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The sea wall from the Ness Point looking North to and beyond The North Denes as far as Gorleston and Gt Yarmouth 




This point is the most Easterly where the sign is, note the guy on those rocks getting shellfish!!




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The Lowestoft Lighthouse is the Northernmost of only three Lighthouses existing in Suffolk





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Lowestoft to Gunton: Distance 1.5 miles from The Ness

A view from the sea wall at Gunton looking South towards The Ness



......and looking towards Corton



How Marram Grass [similar to Pakefield/Kessingland beach] binds the sand/shingle building up the beach, there must be a lesson here




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From Corton looking South to Gunton

Corton has suffered with coastal erosion over the years and remedial action needed to be taken and urgently, waves can show what can happen to sandy cliffs








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