Remains of a coastal Groyne

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  • Photo title: Remains of a coastal Groyne
  • Author: Pbway15
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  • Timber posts on a sandy beach originally it could have been a Groyne, Groyne`s extend from the shore into the sea and are examples of hard coastal protection structures which aim to protect the shoreline from coastal erosion. The main function of a Groyne is catching and trapping part of the sediment moving in the surf zone,
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