Lusty Glaze landslide engulfs beach huts
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No-one was injured in the rock fall on the beach
A landslide has smashed into beach huts at one of Cornwall's most popular beaches.
Tonnes of rocks damaged a number of wooden huts at Lusty Glaze Beach near Newquay.
No-one was injured in the rock fall which damaged huts being used for storage at about 16:00 GMT on Monday.
The owners of the beachside complex said in a statement that "the beach, restaurant and all regular facilities are operating as normal".
Diggers have moved in to clear the rubble from the area
The area has been cordoned off.
The beach is often packed with visitors in the peak holiday season.
"Thank God it wasn't summer!" said Shelley Wright on Facebook.
The huts are part of a beachside complex including self-catering accommodation and a restaurant.
The beach huts were being used for storage when the rock fall happened
Lusty Glaze is a privately owned beach in Newquay