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January to April was wet with above average rainfall: you can see the effect on the boulder clay cliffs. April to June has been very dry on this coast: the clay has been pretty well baked. August and September have been extremely wet months inland, but Runswick benefits from the rain-shadow on the Pennines and North Yorkshire Moors: there hasn't been as much heavyrain here as in the rest of Yorkshire and the North East, and rain induced erosion here was less than I'd anticipated over the last 3 months.
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Writing as one who lives in the Pennines, I am very surprised indeed that any rain made it as far as Runswick Bay.
Writing as one who has lived in the rain shadows of the mighty Rocky and Olympic Mountains, I am very surprised indeed that those topographical hiccups you call the Pennines and Noth Yorkshire Moors are able to cast a rain shadow at all. *snorts*
Interesting how the latest picture reveals humans presumably buried in the clay soil until now. Will they scramble back in, do you suppose?
These transatlanticans have smart mouths on them.
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