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Beach Huts
Another beach hut shot from West Wittering. The sands on the beach move around from season to season. In this image you can only see the top of the groyne, the rest is buried under the sand.
aNNa schramm, Rosalyn Hilborne, Susanne Hoy, Ernest CH and 18 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Interesting that the sand can move that much! I wonder...do you have a picture of this spot where more (or less) of them are shown due to shifting sand?
Keith, I know I've said it before but let me say it again...your remarks are just so nice to read. You and I see eye to eye on what makes a good picture and when you consistently point out what I really liked about a picture I've posted, it just makes my day! :) So thank you. *big hugs*
And finally, lol, yeah, our significant others are sure to get a bit on the tired side because we just can't stop taking pictures! :D I am very bad though...I get so sucked away that sometimes Steve needs to walk back to find me and pull me along by my ear again...lol...ah, such is our plight... so many neat things to photograph! :D
Keith Burton club has replied to Janet Brien clubTaken from almost the same place, and from a different perspective........but you get the idea!
Keith Burton club has replied to trester88 clubKeith Burton club has replied to JeanWell seen and captured here. ~ Herb
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