Definition of Hallsands. Meaning of Hallsands. Synonyms of Hallsands

- access to the platform. The beach at North Hallsands (also known as "Greenstraight") is the only one at Hallsands. The beach below the old village no longer...
- Ella Trout (16 November 1896 – 16 June 1952) was a fisherwoman from Hallsands, Devon, England, who helped rescue nine men from a sinking ship. Ella was...
- there is, in fact, no evidence supporting this. In 1917, the village of Hallsands was abandoned after much of it was lost to the sea following the removal...
- should material be removed. This had terrible consequences nearby at Hallsands where most of the beach was removed as building material for Devonport...
- Golland Goodleigh Great Torrington Grenofen Haccombe Halberton Haldon Hallsands Halwell Halwill Harberton Harbertonford Harford Harpford Hartland Hatherleigh...
- sediment by waves. Human interference can also increase coastal erosion: Hallsands in Devon, England, was a coastal village washed away over the course of...
- point of the county, Prawle Point. Along it, from south to north, are Hallsands, Beesands, Torcross, Slapton Sands, Strete, Blackpool Sands and Stoke...
- has suffered many severe storms, including one that largely swept away Hallsands in 1917. Politically Devon has had a tendency to lean towards the Conservative...
- a small piece of wood, was discovered by a fisherman on the s**** at Hallsands, south Devon. It read: "Help. M2 gone down. No. 2 hatch open.", with "Help...
- the 475 aboard. January 26 – The sea defences at the English village of Hallsands are breached, leading to all but one of the houses becoming uninhabitable...