On the wall 20

Well why would I be taking a photo of a piece of wall covered in seaweed that have fallen on to the shore line. Because it was part of a building that has been washed away by costal erosion and had been built at the beginning of WW11 as costal defences.

[katy]

Sad to hear about the erosion, but what a terrific shot for your collection this month. You did a great job of The seaweed

[Shutterbug]

Wow! That is sad. Beautiful image of Nature’s artwork.

[Lis Lapthorn]

It really is quite lovely.

[Dawn]

A cool find lovely colours textures

[Renee Salamon]

Lovely textures and colour. Is there a plaque nearby that identifies it?

[JackieR]

Great interpretation of your theme. You're very close to the water here.

[Mags]

Wow! You captured some nice textures too.

[Rob Z]

So much interest when you know the background..

[Susan Wakely]

@rensala no but there is an information board. There are several here on the island as there was a lot of WW11 support to try and protect Portsmouth.

[Bill]

A great piece of history there.

[Laura]

Looks great.

[Kathy]

Oh gosh. A building just washed away into the sea. But the block has some nice textures and colors.

[Mary Siegle]

Great addition to your month! I like the textures and I see some numbers in there there. Very interesting to know a bit of the history, but really too bad about the erosion.

[Boxplayer]

Excellent with the weed.

[FBailey]

V innovative!

[Dione Giorgio]

I can see the doors down below. Nice find. The seaweed gives added colour to your picture.

[Peter Dulis]

nice

[Kathy A]

Very nice textures

[Pam]

Fabulous color, and textures!