Geograph - photograph every grid square

A lot of people may not even realise there is a grid square with this reference. However, it does exist, and contains a very small amount of foreshore (less than 0.005 sq km, in the SW corner of the grid square) on the North East coast of Yorkshire. According to the Explorer map, the grid square also contains an even smaller amount of land above the high tide mark (about 0.0001 sq km, in the extreme SW corner of the grid square). In fact, it looks like the SW corner of the grid square is right at the base of the cliff, part of the parish of Stainton Dale, North Yorkshire. This grid square is going to be very difficult to get to for photography, and considering the fact that it probably only contains sand, pebbles and rocks, getting a geograph of this grid square may be just about impossible.