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Robe's red and white obelisk on a cape with waves and rocks around

A man wearing a shirt, shorts and a hat  walking on a beach with rocks

"On the southern side, it's only a couple of metres away from the cliff edge … and there are quite significant cracks in the limestone, so it could fail as soon as five or seven years,"
he said.
A red and white pyramid-shaped beacon surrounded on three sides by the ocean

A map showing the receding coastline and a triangle marker for the obelisk

A man and a woman talking in front of the Robe obelisk

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"We can rejoice in that old iconic structure as it is and, when it's no longer there, we can then concentrate on this new one,"
Mr White said.

A woman holding a pyramid-shaped red and white doorstop next to a rack with more

An excavator picks up a rock to put on a seawall

"Life does change, things evolve and maybe that's what will happen, but it would be very sad for the town,"
swimmer Susan Altschwager said.
A woman wearing a bathing suit with a yellow towel on her shoulders sitting on a jetty with a lake and dunes

A man wearing shorts and a shirt standing on dunes overlooking a beach and lake

A small lake next to a beach with a road in between

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