









Cheers
Bri
Moderator: andysfootball
You are right Pilot cannot remember that many rocks between Camels Island and Marsden Rock even with the very low spring tides.Pilot wrote:I was brought up on the cliff tops overlooking Marsden bay in the 1950s and this was our playground, I know Pete and others were around at that time, do you think the sand levels have dropped about 3 feet since then ? I'm sure the rocks weren't so prominent in the 1950s.
Can remember when they used to remove thousands of tons of sand every week for building purposes from the beach at Trowl Rocks. There used to be a big argumment every year about this, but the sand levels always replaced themselves.curly wrote:It's quite amazing how the sands shift about with the tides, I took some pictures last year and sent them to the council complaining about coastal erosion, a week later everything was back to normal and I felt like a total berk!
Anyway got a set of pictures taken in Marsden Bay all coming up on the photoblog from tomorrow (all in glorious technicolour HDR).