Trash: not something I’m in the habit of photographing. 😦 But this trash is different. Normally the Ampolla beach at Moraira, Spain is flat, golden and completely devoid of rocks but several times this winter we encountered sights like this when we went for our morning stroll. Not rocks, just solid mounds of seaweed that formed almost mini-cliffs, coating everything that it encountered in the rush for shore. The seaweed lingered for days, and then miraculously we’d find that overnight the sea had taken its detritus away on the outgoing tide.
For other interpretations of ‘trash’ click on the link: Sunday Stills
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I wonder if this is just a normal yearly cycle in that area or an aberration. Interesting.
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We used to live just up the coast from here, and we’d only seen something similar when there had been terrific floods. It had been VERY windy for a few days though.
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Good and interesting photos, Sandra. I could almost hear the sea.
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Thanks for visiting Patricia
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I think this are the most beautiful trash in the world while mine is the worse! 😀
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🙂 It’s good that the owner of this trash takes it away with itself in due course.
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And it may place them somewhere else. 🙂
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wonders of nature :), well done Sandra
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