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England's Shocking Unstoppable Problem

Wandering Turnip Mar 6, 2025 18:00
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Make sure to check out the absolutely class Ekster Wallets here at the link below and use code TURNIP for 10% off https://partner.ekster.com/wanderingturnip I did a previous video looking at the same problem but in Norfolk, you can watch it here - https://youtu.be/jOkaoEjGBAA?si=hgtvm9F2p-qLcCjD I am back, exploring another part of the UK and this time it has taken me back to the seaside. Now I have been to many seaside towns in my videos, but the ones I visited today have to be some of the most unlucky for a different reason...because they are literally falling into the sea. The coastline that stretches down East Yorkshire is home to some absolutely fantastic towns, however the edge of those is one of the worst places to live in Europe. The coast line is quickly falling away each year, taking with it houses, caravans, shops and anything else that unfortunately was positioned to close to the shore. Infact, coastal erosion is happening so fast, that places that were once inland have now become beach front homes. It was a super interesting day, coming across a whole bunch of crazy stuff, but the most crazy was the fallen war bunkers down at Spurn Point, which seem like something out of a sci-fi film. I highly recommend going to visit. Until Next Time, W.T #dangerous #seaside #unlucky
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