 Beach end at Ault with terminal groyne. |
 Beach end at Ault looking west along the cliffs. Light coloured band on the shore platform is a path supposedly created by the Germany during WWII as a quick transport route along the cliffs at low tide. |
 East of the terminal groyne at Ault cliff protection measures have been installed in the form of a large block ridge protecting the eastern part of Ault and the proximal part of the neck of the spit. |
 View eastwards from Ault towards the shingle spit. |
 Detail of the neck of the spit just east of Ault (looking east) showing sea wall, groyne field and a beach that is reworked by heavy machinery. |
 Detail of the neck of the spit just east of Ault (looking west). |