The Isle of Portland is a tied Island 6km long at the Southern tip of the UK and a central part of the Jurassic Coast, due to being an Island is experiences its own micro-climate. Portland is known throughout the UK for its Portland limestone, which continues to be quarried here and extracted -St Pauls Cathedral and many more are built with Portland stone. Chisel beach is colloquially know as 'Deadmans bay' due to particularly strong and rare sea current, causing many historic shipwrecks, on this stream you may be able to hear'The Race'.  Tune in to hear the sea and pebbles move.  This stream is also placed close to a flood siren, which alerts the costal community to brace for flooding. We have set up this stream as part of a listening process, as we try and imagine what future structure could be built on this site. After uncovering the history of this cottage - we now look to future options that are resilient while supporting the needs of those who live on Portland; as this site faces the full impact of storms, floods and sea level rise. This project is part of This Land run by B-side, investigating on two fragile and unique natural and built heritage sites identified as at risk - https://b-side.org.uk/project/this-land/