A Wall In The Bay by beachzz
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I'm sure there's some very logical explanation for this wall that sits in the water of Port Gamble, Washington. I don't know what that might be, but it does make for a lovely foto!!
Comments (12)
I'm sure there is too, maybe a break water wall for protecting something. Nice capture..
Breakwater? Groin to stop the erosion of the bank? Errrrrm?
Bird-perches! Very interesting photo!
It's a giant aquatic pinball bumper? Well, maybe not. At any rate it's quite a striking scene and I'm glad you captured it. I think it looks a bit lonely there, like there might have been another part to it at some point, but the other part is now gone. Was there logging in the area, because it could be something used to guide floating logs, only it's the last one standing? You've photographed a mystery, and it is a darn good photo!
bonne photo!
I always wonder about these too. What a beautiful shot!
lol isn't that odd, funny capture my friend
makes me want to go for a swim awesome capture warm hugs, Linda
Other than offering great grist for photo water reflections, I can't conceive of any rational reason for the existence of this odd wall, M.
it there because some one line they pocket with tax money lol anyway it is a wonderful photo
I'd have to see what else was around there to make a good guess at the purpose. There always is one, you know, regardless of people's speculations! LOL! Wonderful capture. You got a lot of great shots down there while Denise and I were fiddling around in the parking lot!
I'm sure it slows down the current, keep the debris out and making a nice place land your boat. Interesting capture. Aloha