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	Concrete wall by Evelyn Simak At the landward end of a groyne. See also > Link and Link
	Looking down to the beach below Beeston Bump by Chris Holifield
	Wee Retreat, Sheringham promenade by Hugh Venables
	Triangulation Pillar, Beeston Bump by N Chadwick
	Flats overlooking the car park by Andrew Tatlow
	Sheringham seafront III by Phillip Perry
	Rock coastal defences at Sheringham by John Lucas
	Trig point, Beeston Hill by Katy Walters Sheringham in the distance.
	Beeston Bump from Poppy fields. by Stephen D Bennett
	Looking out to sea from Sheringham by James Haynes
	Beach huts and sea wall by DS Pugh Colourful beach huts stand along the sea wall at Sheringham. This is the view just after high tide.
	View towards Beeston Regis from Beeston Bump, Sheringham by Colin Park

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Discussion on TG1643

Beeston Tump or Beeston Bump!

TG1643 : On Beeston Bump looking W to Sheringham

There's a forum discussion thread about this here.
https://www.geograph.org.uk/discuss/index.php?&action=vthread&forum=2&t opic=4830

This post summarises it (Fasgadh):
Tump (English spelling) is a rare word away from Wales and the border areas. It exists in both languages and means a pile or small hill. While it is an everyday word for us, I would be surprised to see it over the other side of England - but its possible.

Not sure if the feature is officially called Beeston Hill as in some of the other pictures for the square, Beeston Bump seems to be the preffered name locally I think.

Posted by 4wd on Sat, 24 Mar 2007 (1 comment)

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