Mum, 32, ‘slipped’ on algae-covered path while strolling in dark then ‘plunged between rocks & drowned’ as tide came in A MUM died when she became trapped among sea defence boulders after apparently slipping on a treacherous coastal path which has been likened to an “ice rink” by locals.
Another said: “My beautiful bestie forever 32 the light to my everything I will miss u forever and always - the pain hurts so much, love you Saffron Cole-Nottage.”.
Local residents believe the freak accident happened when Ms Cole-Nottage was walking along the path running along the bottom of the sea wall on the seafront.
A friend of Ms Cole-Nottage who asked not to be named told The Sun: "I believe she was out with her dog and was walking on the path when she slipped and got trapped.
Child services worker Sean Evans, 44, of Lowestoft, said: “The path is extra slippery because it is underwater at high tide.
