The Mobile Coast II
If any picture sums up the changeable face of the Dungeness Coast (yes I said Dungeness as in the shingle beach) it is this one, taken on the north-east edge of the Dungeness National Nature Reserve today.
Ten years ago this was vegetated shingle. Over the past ten winters increasing quantities of sand have blown onto the shingle and now marram grass Ammophila arenaria is well established. The dunes are likely to start building upwards quickly if this trend continues, as they have done to the north of the Romney Sands car park.