At one end of Dromana beach, the sandbank is collapsing and some boatsheds are at risk of slipping toward the sea.
Rocks have been introduced to support the bank.
SkyWatch Friday #150
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Sands slowly moving
Man's constructions are at risk
Mother Nature rules
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Shifting Sands
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11 comments:
What a beautiful, colorful scene, gorgeous skies and clouds and words to match as always, Gemma! And it's always a delight to visit your blog! Have a lovely weekend! Happy SWF!
Sylvia
I love all of the bright colors against the sky Gemma.
ah, the iconic boatsheds on the shore of port philip bay, just lovely
we have a couple here, but they are all surrounded by trees, so harder to catch on film...but perhaps you've inspired me to go and give it a try ;)
Mother Nature rules indeed, Gemma.
— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
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I love the variety of colours in the boat houses...very nice!
Mother Nature rules!
Yes indeed! makes one wonder what lies in store for Surfers Paradise!
Love your photo Gemma. I have always liked colourful boat sheds. Being so close to moving water is bunt to have it's problems. The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away . . .
I like the rows of boathouses. And yes it looks like some are too close to the water. Happy weeekend!
SWF
Love the fun colours of the little buildings along the path to the water~
Very good photography.
Regards!
Beach erosian causes havoc on our East coast, whole villages have disappeared over the years. Very colourful photo, I suppose the boat houses will have to be moved further up the beach pretty soon, or disappear altogether.
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