@jamibann@momamo@koalagardens@pusspup There are 32 km of sand dunes along this stretch of coast and the sand shifts all the time because it is so fine. Someone had the bright idea of shifting some of the dunes to make access to the beach from this car park and you can see the ocean in the far distance. When the wind blows the sand just covers the car park because there are no dunes to break the force of the wind. I reckon they will have to rethink that idea.
@kjarn They haven't been buried until now, but since some bright spark shifted some of the dunes to make access to the beach it has ended up like this. I suspect they could be completely buried at some stage.
Goodness- the sand has really blown in around them- making it easy to see how quickly things can be covered up in the desert as well. I love the curved lines in this shot and the little tiny hint of ocean on the top left.
@kjarn They haven't been buried until now, but since some bright spark shifted some of the dunes to make access to the beach it has ended up like this. I suspect they could be completely buried at some stage.
I agree with Carole they do look like dinosaur backs @carole_sandford
@patriciae @happysnaps I knew the story behind the tank traps, but didn't realize until recently that they were actually in the ocean.
@pdulis @ingrid01 @flowerfairyann @dutchothotmailcom @merrelyn @mittens @gijsje @seattlite @blueberry1222 @olivetreeann @k9photo @carolmw @edorreandresen @carole_sandford @pcoulson @fbailey @sangwann @pyrrhula @joysabin @radiogirl @sunnygirl @stray_shooter @redy4et @loweygrace @yaorenliu Thanks. I just love this beach, every time I go there it looks different.
Some of you saw a dinosaur, some saw Toblerone and Pat @happypat saw pyramids. Maybe we have moved to Egypt.