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12 Cards in this Set
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What rock types are there
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red crag, London Clay
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which mass movement occurs
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slumping
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LSD occurs in what direction
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South To North
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Walton can be split into two areas, what are the areas
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North end not protected, southern end protected
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Why has the northern end not been protected
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Couple of buildings, grade 2 listed tower several houses on Old Hall Lane
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why has the southern end been protected
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Walton is there with a population of 12,000
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What hard engineering techniques have been used
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Groynes, seawall, breakwaters
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Why have groynes and breakwaters been used?
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To stop LSD which is very powerful on this coastline
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why has a seawall been used
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To protect the cliff and let the water come out from the cliff through holes in the wall
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why have plants been planted on the cliff
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to stop peoplle walking at the edge
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1998, the council paid £167,00 for what
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300 tonnes of Leicester granite
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in 1999 the northern part of the coastline was replenished with what
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sand and gravel from harwhich harbor
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