View over Chewton Bunny
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View over Chewton Bunny
Image: © David P Howard Taken: 26 Feb 2012
Looking east from the Cliffhanger Cafe, across Chewton Bunny (a bunny is a narrow rift or valley), along the beach below Barton on Sea. The grid square ends about 50 metres past the large tree on the clifftop, below which can be seen slumping. This is where the cliff, made of sand, gravel and mud, slumps down and slides into the sea.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.738096
Longitude
-1.692576