Sinkhole that opened up in seaside town over a month ago is now a tourist attraction

A sinkhole that opened up in the centre of a pretty seaside town has become an unlikely tourist attraction.

The three-feet wide sinkhole appeared in the middle of the High Street in Sheringham, Norfolk, on May 25.

It is not yet known what caused the original damage but it has since been excavated to eight feet deep by Anglian Water in an attempt to repair a sewer pipe.