Dramatic capture Andy.

Many thanks, Roger.
I hope you don't mind, I've copied and pasted my reply to Larry!
That opposite section may well have gone too by now (6 years later); look at the cracks appearing at the top of the new cliffs. I keep meaning to check it out but with only a few days back each year, there is only so much I can see and do, sadly! The coast path now goes right round the far side of the green field, nor surprisingly!

Dommage pour cette très jolie côte. Très belle photo. Nicole.

Yes! I remember the missing section as full of colourful wild flowers!

Steve,
Nicole,
Thank you both!

Thank you, Nick!

Nacer,
Jenny,
Thank you both!

Awesome POV!

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What, in the jargon, is termed an "active slope..." ;)

It is indeed!
My mum recalls the path as being much further out to sea than I remember and it joined the current cliff at the point where the green field nearly meets the white cliff edge.
At this rate of erosion, I can easily see how legends of sunken lands such as Lyonesse, etc. arise; people would see a rapid erosion rate in their own lifetimes!

it's an Impressive view this slope

William,
Steve,
Ron,
Many thanks!

Amazing capture!!!!

Ooooppppsss !!

Impressionnant !