Resuming the walk from Lowestoft to Gorleston on 15th May, we’d reached Corton Woods… now to continue
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Having untangled ourselves from the web of paths, we head back to the sea… to find it’s almost low tide. Truly
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So we take the cliff path… oops! We’ve run out of land. Try again
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There is beach down there but it’s too dangerous and all access is blocked
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We continue along the cliff path. We’re heading to that misty-greyness in the distance
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Closer now, we can see destination. Still a misty-greyness…
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You want to see the sea? You want to walk down there? Not on your Nelly!
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Ah! Sand. Beach. And a lot of teasels. Ok, it’s now safe to go down…
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The last leg, north Hopton to south Gorleston and the sea defences are weary and worn and no longer effective
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I like playing… but not when the sea is crashing over me!
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The last stretch…
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Erosion, a story repeated all along this coast
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And we’re there, Gorleston beach
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Hope you enjoyed the walk. Here we stop for a coffee before heading off to the bus to take us back across the river.
crispina kemp 
Some very good photographs there. Do you use a proper camera or just the one on your phone?
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I have a mirrorless panasonic lumix, goes from macro to wide lens to x60 mag at touch of a bottom. But I’d say the clarity isn’t as good as it was on my canon. And keep it on auto cos I just can’t get with the aperture setting; they’re weird
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Those waves were fierce! Wise decision to photograph from afar. A wonderful and wild walk today!
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Probably no more fierce that the day they caught me midway across one of those bays! But at least this time tide was ebbing. It comes in so fast!
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Oy! I bet it does 🙂
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That coast line looks a bit treacherous 😮
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Constant erosion since the submersion of Dogger Land 8,000 yrs ago. Come back in another 5000 yrs, probably East Anglia will be gone.
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