Groyne Collection
"Groyne: A Coastal Guardian in Picturesque England" Majestic and resilient, groynes dot the coastline of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England
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"Groyne: A Coastal Guardian in Picturesque England" Majestic and resilient, groynes dot the coastline of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, standing tall against the crashing waves. From an aerial view at Sandbanks in Poole Bay, Dorset DW2000 captures the intricate network of groynes that protect this beautiful stretch of beach. Selsey Bill bids farewell to another day as the sun sets behind its iconic wooden groynes, creating a stunning silhouette against the vibrant sky. Weathered by time and tides, these beach-worn groynes at Winchelsea Beach in East Sussex bear witness to countless coastal adventures and memories. The Seven Sisters Cliffs rise majestically from Cuckmere Haven Beach in South Downs, East Sussex - their beauty enhanced by the presence of sturdy wooden groynes below. As dusk settles over Mundesley's low tide beach in Norfolk, England, hues of gold and pink paint a breathtaking backdrop for ancient wooden groynes reaching out into the North Sea. Captured with a Holga medium format 120 film toy camera, Alnmouth's old wooden groynes stand stoically amidst swirling sea waters - a nostalgic scene on England's Northumberland coast. Southwold's charming Suffolk coastline boasts not only colorful beach huts but also robust groynes that safeguard this picturesque seaside town from erosion and high tides. Once again showcasing their protective role along East Sussex's Seven Sisters Cliffs at Cuckmere Haven Beach - these steadfast wooden structures are both functional and visually captivating. Amroth unveils its hidden charm through a solitary wooden groyne gracing its sandy shores - reminding visitors of nature's delicate balance between land and sea. Aerially viewed from Hengistbury Head overlooking Christchurch Harbour in Dorset DW1958 reveals an array of groynes, standing as silent guardians against the relentless coastal forces.