Albion Groyne

Located a short distance west of the pier, the Albion groyne was built in 1876. Its width was doubled in 1896 when it was extended over the storm water outfall running alongside. It originally had gas-lighting for the benefit of fishermen at sea but this became redundant when the Palace Pier opened in 1899.

[Lesley]

This image is brilliant, so much movement with the water coming and going and the variety of shapes at the end of the groyne.

[Mave]

Love the water movement

[Chocolate Socks]

Love the contrast between the dynamic, moving waters and the solid, steady stone, it's a beautiful image!

[JackieR]

Ooh really like your perspective and the solidity yet fluidness ( think I've just invented some words?) Of the view. Lovely

[Susan.T.]

Wow!
I really like your pov here.
Lovely shot.

[4rky]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond More people should invent words.! You can never have too many words :)

[Jean]

Great pov. I love the sense of movement in the water. Great shapes and textures. Really interesting shot.

[Margo]

Great timing Wonderful Fav

[Chris H]

Super timing. Fav

[M Whipple]

So cool!

[JoeV]

Another fantastic shot.

[Pigeons Farm]

lovely photo

[Diana]

Fabulous image.

[Babs]

Fabulous composition I love the movement of the waves

[Paul]

Wouldn't mind a bit of time here. Excellent :)

[tony gig]

lovely movement in this great capture.

[Sarah]

Great feeling of movement

[Michelle]

Lovely capture

[Rob Z]

Wow - what a shot. You must have had a great viewing spot!!

[Jacqueline]

Super view!

[Henri Russell]

Wonderful capture.

[4rky]

@rosie00 @mave @rhernan @30pics4jackiesdiamond @skippysue @chrisiow @jernst1779 @777margo @mwhipple @joev @kgolab @ludwigsdiana @onewing @paul10 @tonygig @sarahlth @bigmxx @robz @jacqbb @henrir The pier runs alongside the groyne and provided a great vantage point for this shot. I enjoy reading all your comments - thanks for taking the time to view and comment