My gosh, I've misplaced my charger for both of my camera's, the Canon, the Nikon. They are in a calico bag somewhere within the house, searched high and low but alas! They will turn up eventually. I'll just have to use my phone if needed.
When the tide goes out we see these odd markings in the sand - the sea is certainly a mystery. I researched what these designs could be and came up with this explanation. I had already taken the photos, and my curiosity got the better of me.
The markings and shapes in the sand when the tide goes out are primarily caused by the interaction of water flow (waves and currants), gravity, and sometimes wind and marine organisms, all working to move and deposit sand grains. These patterns are collectively known as 'bedforms'.
How many of you who have visited the sea seen any shape like these?
