A decision made in the building of a tiny village's docklands eventually led to its total destruction in a terrifying storm.
Hallsands, in Plymouth, was destroyed more than 100 years ago after the storm triggered a terrifying high tide overwhelming the village in South Devon - with most of its houses lost to the sea.
A century later, little is left of the old village which stood just over a mile north of Start Point - apart from two buildings used as holiday homes, which stand precariously perched on a rock platform a few metres above the sea.
