This proof is somewhat belated due to some technology issues; I was at this beach over American Thanksgiving. At one point along the beach access path, there was a vista point all the way out to the edge of the cliff.



When I was sitting on the beach below a different section of cliff, I had to move my stuff several times because of falling pebbles -- it was like a constant tiny avalanche. I feared for the integrity of my skull. Even without the tide, these cliffs are not going to stay in the same place for long. In ten years, the place I stood will be forty feet in the air over a beach, and the cliff edge will have retreated who knows how far. These pictures document a losing battle in the war between the land and the sea.