DescriptionCliffs at Easton Wood, near Covehithe, Suffolk - geograph.org.uk - 52726.jpg
English: Cliffs at Easton Wood, near Covehithe, Suffolk. One of the fastest eroding parts of the coast. Easton Wood teeters on the top of the crumbling sand cliffs, whilst the North Sea prepares to attack once again. Several large trees have recently fallen down the cliff and wait to be washed away by the sea. Viewed looking S towards Southwold.
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