Happisburgh The Village falling into the sea

#Happisburge #NorthNorfolk #CoastalErosion
A small English village on the North Sea coast with thousands of years of history has been crumbling into the sea due to decades of coastal erosion. Happisburgh, located in North Norfolk, has seen dozens of homes wash away to sea as the cliff face edges closer and closer to its remaining residents.
If you're concerned about the erosion of coastal communities around the world, then this video is for you. In this video, we'll take a look at Happisburg and the effects of coastal erosion on this small town in North Norfolk. We'll discuss the causes of the erosion and what people can do to help stop it.
This video will give you a glimpse into the life and culture of the people living in Happisburg, as well as a look at the damage that coastal erosion is doing to the village. If you're interested in learning more about coastal erosion, then be sure to watch this video!
Filmed with the Panasonic GH2
Edited with Davinci Resolve Studio18.
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[@farrington4918]

at least its easier to get to the beach

[@nbandpinportugal]

It would only cost a fraction of what the government is spending on HS1 to protect the east coast and the architectural heritage therein and people's lives.

[@ward475]

Thanks for watching

[@nbandpinportugal]

@@ward475 And imagine what the £4 billion the government spends to put illegal immigrants into hotels could do for the east coast.

[@Carlsbaddest]

It’s been falling into the sea for millions of years. I know, build your town 4 feet from the edge of a cliff, pure genius! No sympathy from me.

[@neilwilliams4684]

It seems you missed the point at 0:55.