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Hallsands Is An Incredible Village Which Fell Into The Sea

Hallsands Is An Incredible Village Which Fell Into The Sea
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The great Island of Britain is shrinking. It looks very beautiful near the sea. The amazing waves of the  Atlantic Ocean touch the feet of the land of this island. This crazy sight is available from the north side of the coast of Yorkshire to the iconic chalk cliffs on the south coast of England. The incredible thing of this sea is to take it is taking eight inches from the northern end and five inches from the southern end.
 It is famous as the fastest eroding coastlines because its waves are very powerful. It is almost five-kilometer land including 23 villages and towns. Coastal erosion is the process which is natural. Coastal village of Holland is south deven is the example of the coastal erosion. But in the 20th century, when its population was 160 and it was a fishing community with forty structures. Only one horse left in early 1917. It is a very beautiful village which fell down in the see so we can go to see it. It is also a very attractive place to see it. Many visitors come here to see it. It is also included in beautiful places that's why people liked it.
Hallsands Is An Incredible Village Which Fell Into The Sea
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Hallsands Is An Incredible Village Which Fell Into The Sea
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Hallsands Is An Incredible Village Which Fell Into The Sea
 Photo credit: hallsands.org
Hallsands Is An Incredible Village Which Fell Into The Sea
Photo credit: hallsands.org
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