ATWICK SANDS - Erosion of the East Yorkshire Coastline Series Pt.2 (2023)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Parts of East Yorkshire lose metres of coastline every year as coastal erosion becomes a constant battle to stop.
Entire villages in our region could fall into the sea if we do not act now to stop climate change.
In some areas of the Holderness coast a staggering four metres of land is being lost each year.
Take a trip along the coast at Skipsea, Aldbrough and Ulrome and you will be able to witness the desolation first-hand.
There are now roads that lead to nowhere which is leaving houses teetering on the brink.
The earliest images were taken in 2011
What happened to part one 😀
Lol. ua-cam.com/video/8SHNOghfRbs/v-deo.html
That was such a great flight. Thanks to you, my friend
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Amazing sceneries, Enjoyable video to watch. ❤
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The power of nature and an ever changing landscape
Yes, the strength of the sea is so real for the folk that live on the coast. Thankyou for your comment.👍
Merci pour cette merveilleuse vidéo 👍6
merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire
beautiful shots of the cliffs
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Beautiful video Mickey. Amazing shots. Really intersting to see the erosion of the clifs. Some of the flights angles are really awesome. 😍
Many thanks for your comment. Much appreciated. Glad you found it interesting
Amazing story and very informative
Glad you enjoyed it!. many thanks
The start was like the road to nowhere 😮 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
lol. That would be a better sign than 'Road Closed'🤣
I had my first ever holiday in a Bungalow on those cliffs about 60 years ago, I was told years later that it had gone over the edge.
Hi Dave, I am sure you are not the only one. The landscape is very changeable. Thankyou for your comment.
Mickey you can see that the sea is a cruel mistress, with truly impressive power 👏👍
Great comment Steve. 😆
Just imagine, being a property owner on that coastline. Probably, having settled and set up home and invested time and money in an idyllic place next to the sea, only to end up living a life in fear of their dreams being literally washed away overnight. I feel for those people. However, I think it is great that you are documenting these places Mickey.
Yes Kevin. It must be awful for the folk living there. The caravan owners are ok because they can get another pitch but the houses are doomed. Stay tuned for Pt.3
Nice Flying 👍
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Nice fly 🤝😎
Many thanks😀👍
It's good that you are making these videos because in years to come they may be the only visible evidence of how the coastline looked...
Thanks John. Glad you think like me. It's like a little project of mine. Much appreciated. mate.
Really cool stuff brother drone Amazing coastline
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Great video Mickeymoo 🙂 Those poor people that own those homes 😔
Thanks Ian. I would be waking up every morning looking at the the edge and how much was taken the night before.😟
@@rsmickeymooproductions4877 I don't think I would ever sleep with worry omg I really feel for those poor people 😔
Must be really worrying having property near here the video shows the erosion very clearly unfortunately good job MickeyMoo 👏 👍
Cheers Jim. Yes it is a reality to these poor folk. The authorities have said these underpopulated areas will receive no sea defences.
@@rsmickeymooproductions4877 bloody shame
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Wow, Those caravans won't be there for much longer.
I should imagine they will get moved very soon.
Just goes to show us ...we ain't in control mother nature is
Quite right Johnny. Mother nature always takes back. It always finds the weakest spots
Mud verses sea. Sea wins. No need for extra time or penalties.
Quite right my friend. No competition. Thankyou for your comment
Why does the government waste £billions on HS2 and leave property and land at the mercy of the waves and inland flooding ?
Hi, thanks for the comment. A lot of financial decisions are purely made on a political agenda and nothing to do with common sense. These people at Westminster live in a bubble.