Saturday, 29 January 2011

a groyne at Blyth

a groyne is a protective structure of  wood,  stone or concrete which  extends from the shore  to prevent or reduce beach erosion. This section shown is from a groyne on Blyth beach  in Northumberland
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5 comments:

  1. JackSunday, 30 January, 2011

    Your photograph is like an abstract composition. Interesting contrasts of shapes, colors and textures.

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  2. KaoriSunday, 30 January, 2011

    It must have looked very different that in does now when they first put it up. Love the green color :-)

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  3. Kate on ClintonSunday, 30 January, 2011

    Amazing - love the metal plates and the green and red.

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  4. Michael Van der TolThursday, 03 February, 2011

    Great detail and colour in this image.

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  5. this too will passThursday, 03 February, 2011

    Thanks everyone for these positive comments, CB

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