File:South Devon Railway sea wall breach February 2014.JPG
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English: The breach in the South Devon Railway sea wall at Dawlish, Devon, England, February 2014. The damage was caused by gales and high seas on the night of 4 February and the railway track was left hanging over the breach. This photo was taken on 7 February after the track had been cut away: the cut sections with sleepers still attached can be seen lying in the gap. |
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