PEBBLES IN A GROYNE

With the shifting sands and tides, these stones or large pebbles have become logded in the gap between these two pieces of wooden groyne. A groyne is a man-made wooden structure that the Victorians invented has part of sea defences on British beaches and shores.

Sandsend, North Yorkshire, England.

From my Traces from along the Edge Project, 2003-.

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