What next....

[Maggiemae]

An artist gathers all his material together!

[Babs]

One way to collect driftwood. Either that or an osprey's nest. ha ha.

[bkb in the city]

Very interesting

[Jane Pittenger]

Love Bab’s commentary

[JackieR]

That's a huge game of Pick Up Sticks being planned!

[Diana]

that would make a cosy fire!

[Casablanca]

That is some driftwood collection!

[Wylie]

driftwood collection?

[Susan Wakely]

What a fabulous collection of driftwood.

[Dione Giorgio]

Somebody has spent hours going round the bay looking for all that driftwood. Thanks to that comes this lovely capture.

[Peter Dulis]

nice one

[Margaret Brown]

That looks interesting. New project?

[Corinne C]

A unique find! It looks like somebody harvesting driftwood :-)

[Call me Joe]

👍👍👍

[Carole Sandford]

A bonfire perhaps when it all dries out!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I'm not sure- but emptying some out so there's some place to sit comes to mind as an option!

[haskar]

Intriguing. Or maybe the artist is collecting a beautiful tree for a new installation?

[*lynn]

interesting photo and comments

[Rob Z]

@olivetreeann LOL Ann - how true! The deckies managed to get the loaded dingy over to the beach where we all helped offload the driftwood. :)

[Rob Z]

@sangwann Hi Dione - how true normally. But in the waters where this was collected there are often cyclones and currents which tend to make a lot of driftwood collect in the one small bay. This all came from the one tiny beach. :)

[Rob Z]

@onewing LOL Babs - after seeing a few nests I can only agree. :)

[Rob Z]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Hi Jackie - it was a bit like that when we all helped carry it from the dinghy up onto the beach - lots of sticks in each trip.. :)

[Rob Z]

@maggiemae LOL - that's sort of true. The skipper and deckie who used all of this constructed a truly magnificent structure! :)

[Rob Z]

@corinnec How true Corinne - all of that came from one small cove - currents and cyclones make driftwood collect on specific small beaches. :)