A second Cliff Collapse in Hornsea is imminent. Here's why.

[@josepires8525]

Excellent team work, so interesting right to the end with the caves exploration. To far for me to travel there but the quality of the videos do better than my own eyes. Thank you again both 👍

[@timothystravels8492]

You are very welcome, we shall be your eyes. 😊

[@teresestarkey7914]

Omg those caravans are very close to the edge.

[@timothystravels8492]

I wouldn't fancy stopping in one that's for sure! 🫣

[@sheilabutton]

Well done excellent filming and discoveries

[@timothystravels8492]

Thank you, yes, it was quite a scary discovery 🫣

[@psychokeef]

Lots of recent slips have occurred and there’s plenty of fissures on the top ready to expand as you can see with your drone shots as you went across the cliff top. Great footage as usual from yourself and your good lady and the next few months are really going to be interesting, can’t wait to see your footage from Timothy 👏👏👏👍

[@timothystravels8492]

Nice one mate, yea, it's going to get messy I reckon! 😛

[@moppyc1]

I enjoyed the music as well.

[@timothystravels8492]

Thank you, I kept it chilled. 😊

[@mickeytheviewmoo]

Great footage mate. Looks like the erosion is taking another route. Very concerning

[@timothystravels8492]

Cheers buddy, I think we're going to see quite a bit of destruction over the winter months. The areas after the defences are getting serious batterings all down the coast. It's fascinating to document, as you know. 😬

[@BigRed-dr6we]

15th to 21st Oct are the next very high tide surges at 5.2 meters. I reckon that is when this and other areas will collapse and let go as the mud base gets washed out. If I was in any one of those dwelling atop that mud cliff; I'd be having it relocated and asap. We also have the storms, rains & winds heading our way off the hurricanes and weather fronts battering the life out of the Southern US states. I've now stopped using the car park at Mappleton as that collapsing into the sea is no longer an if but a when and knowing my luck it will be when I am using it.

[@timothystravels8492]

Thanks for the information, we are in for some gnarly weather that's for sure.

[@sheilabutton]

Interesting to read

[@sea-saw2654]

What is the music..great piece of guitar in an unusual scale..it's very nice ?? I cant find a Google match on it.. ??

[@timothystravels8492]

The music is my own, written and recorded in my studio. All recorded in 432htz 😍 I haven't released any of my video music, on-line...that's why you won't find it. 😊 Davey

[@sea-saw2654]

@@timothystravels8492 Well I very much enjoyed it. Never gave it a thought it might not be in standard tune I assumed it was the mode giving it colour. Either way very nice.👍

[@timothystravels8492]

@@sea-saw2654 Very much appreciated 😊 Davey

[@PeteDevlinootnaboot]

My granny from Withernsea told me in the 70s about the old Hornsea that had already been taken by the sea. I wish I could ask her what she was talking about. Anyways, nice vid and flying skills. Whats the music? I like it!

[@AnnAllentoday]

There are avout 30 villages, including Hornsea Burton and Hornsea Beck, that have disappeared since Roman times.

[@PeteDevlinootnaboot]

@@AnnAllentoday thanks for that. I'll do some research. And the music? 🎶

[@timothystravels8492]

I write my own music for my vids or I use Hippy Goats which I play the lead guitar parts. 😊 Davey

[@timothystravels8492]

As Ann said, many villages have been lost and you can see why. Thank you for your kind words. Davey

[@oilburner225]

At least there will be no structural damage as all these mobile homes can be moved.

[@timothystravels8492]

I was more concerned about letting people be aware of the unstable nature of the cliffs. As you saw, one fella walking along the top right to the edge. If he saw what I did he would have been a little more cautious.

[@oilburner225]

@@timothystravels8492 You certainly showed how it is from above, unfortunately people dont always see the danger from ground level. Great video!

[@timothystravels8492]

@@oilburner225 Thank you 😊

[@janicereadymartcher7696]

Most of East Yorkshire will end up in the sea as it is made up of boulder clay dropped by the glaciers. I think the boundary will be about Castle Hill curving round to Flamborough. No-one cares except the residents on the cliff edge. Phil.

[@timothystravels8492]

It does feel like no one else cares apart from those directly and imminently affected. I've begun to take more notice as I've got older. 😜

[@gifthorse-n7g]

WHAT HAPPENS TO HOILDAY HOMES? Went a few years ago and cliffs were due to collapse then and really scary standing at cliff bottom .river bank has collapsed where i live and i was looking through a gap in the trees at the river and thought how come i can see the river i could not a few days ago and then saw the land slip. really dangerous because it is near a viewing platform and the storms last year saw the area near the landslip collapse and river bank you can see the erosion. yesterday saw some workmen who might be fencing the area off so someone might have reported it or it has seen more land slip into the river. wish i had a drone to film the area.

[@timothystravels8492]

Drones are wonderful things for spotting things unseen from the ground. 😁

[@eifionjones559]

interesting but do you have to have that silly repetitive music

[@timothystravels8492]

I don't class that track as silly or repetitive, I wrote it using the emotions which I felt whilst examining some devastation caused by the sea. Music is different for different people. I write all my own music as I am first and foremost, a musician. Just use the volume control, that's what it's for. 😁 Davey