Natural Patterns on Rhossili Beach – Part 3

October 30, 2013October 30, 2013

Natural Patterns on Rhossili Beach – Part 3

Natural abstract patterns and textures in compacted beach sand caused by the scouring and subsequent deposition effects of wind-blown sand driven across Rhossili Beach on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales.

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

Patterns and textures created on the seashore by wind-blown sand

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2 Replies to “Natural Patterns on Rhossili Beach – Part 3”

julietmacleod says:

October 30, 2013 at 4:27 pm

I have some very similar photographs from North Uist… some with shells on the top of little sand towers. Amazing.

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winderjssc says:

October 30, 2013 at 5:01 pm

I know what you mean. I also see pebbles and shells on sand pedestals – when you get down low on the same level as them it becomes a fantastical world

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