The Tank Traps Are Disappearing Again

Just got home, I have been at a friends house this afternoon, so no time for photos today.

I took this photo on Thursday at Birubi, as you can see the tank traps are getting buried again.

Here is what they looked like a few weeks ago.

http://365project.org/onewing/365/2020-05-28

[Pat Knowles]

It looks like a giant dinosaur buried with only its spine showing!

[Maggiemae]

Maybe sharks buried under here! Your story is fascinating and the photography is excellent!

[Ingrid]

Amazing!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

incredible I had no idea they would go so far under

[Valerie Chesney]

Amazing to see these shots Babs...

[Casablanca]

Just amazing to think of the power of the wind to move so much sand around, eh!

[julia]

It's crazy how much sand moves.. Don't stand still out there Babs..

[Peter]

Interesting shapes and patterns Bobs but are you sure its Tank Traps it could well be an almost buried Gigantspinosaurus (dinosaur) lol:)

[Kathy A]

Goodness, it’s an ever changing scene isn’t it

[Pat]

Oh wow, that's very different from your last shots. Do they cover over completely?

[Dione Giorgio]

There seems to be great movement on the dunes. Always very interesting to see them.

[bkb in the city]

Another great shot

[Lou Ann]

Sand dunes are constantly moving, your images prove that.

[Santina]

wow it's crazy to see how the sand moves and changes the landscape

[Esther Rosenberg]

Nature is incredible.

[Diana]

That is so amazing, those dunes sure are moving.

[Bep]

This is really amazing!

[gloria jones]

Neat capture, great layers

[Fisher Family]

Fascinating to see how the shore is constantly changing. A nice shot.

Ian

[Judith Johnson]

Nice perspective

[carol white]

A super capture

[Krista Marson]

that's rather interesting

[Sylvia du Toit]

Thanks for sharing.

[bruni]

Starting to be all covered by the sand of the dunes once again. appreciate you sharing this with us. fav,

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It looks like a dinosaur is buried under there!

[Helen Jane]

that is some movement of sand. I had just the same thought as @olivetreeann

[Judith ❤️🙏]

Nature, landscape, people - all very fascinating 🤔

[Babs]

@happypat @maggiemae @ingrid01 @koalagardens @happysnaps @casablanca @julzmaioro @pcoulson @kjarn @pattyblue @sangwann @bkbinthecity @louannwarren @santina @dutchothotmailcom @ludwigsdiana @gijsje @seattlite @fishers @busylady @carolmw @blueberry1222 @sdutoit @bruni @olivetreeann @helenhall @cupofteajudy Thanks. It does look like a dinosaur lurking under the sand doesn't it. There are about 30 km sand dunes along this stretch of the coast so every time you go there the scene looks different with the shifting sands.

[Jane Pittenger]

Love seeing the process

[eDorre]

Such a unique scene! Well captured.

[Lil H]

Agree with @happypat and others that this looks like a dinosaur. Interesting!

[CC Folk]

This shot reminds me of the back of a dinosaur! HaHa! And I thought I was the only one until I read the other comments. "Puff the Magic Dragon lives by the sea..."