The Military Road, a vital 11-mile stretch of the A3055 on the Isle of Wight, is facing severe threats from coastal erosion, with certain sections perilously close to the cliff edge—just two meters away in some areas. This road, built in 1860, provides stunning views of the English Channel and connects key attractions like Freshwater Bay and Blackgang Chine, the UK's oldest theme park. Recently, the road underwent safety repairs, but ongoing erosion poses a significant risk to its stability. Photographer Angie Davies has documented the situation, expressing concern over the potential loss of this important route, which is heavily used by tourists and residents alike. The erosion is exacerbated by water runoff and the formation of ravines in the clay cliffs, particularly near Compton Bay. The Isle of Wight Council has been approached for comments on this pressing issue, as the loss of Military Road would be devastating for local tourism and the economy.