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it has been discussed that the ley should be allowed to retreat and the A379 destroyed but the village of Torcross heavily protested this

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Spit has grown across to create a freshwater lagoon behind

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The newly built timber groynes were outflanked after a storm brought high energy waves.

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Skerries bank out at sea causes wave refraction

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movement of the sediment along the beach

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wave monitoring attempted, wave buoy lost in storm in 1990s and never replaced

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The A379 runs along the barrier beach.

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Beach renourishment from the north to the south as longshore drift moves sediment up the beach.

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the wall protecting the lagoon has meant that the steepness of the beach has increased more due to the wave refraction

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To prevent overwashing

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Village of tor cross at the south of the beach

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The lagoon is part of a nature reserve, and been designated as an SSSI

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Slapton Ley is the lagoon which has been formed behind the barrier beach.

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- it has a bar and and lagoon (slapton ley)

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Spit has grown across the bay to create a freshwater lagoon behind