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Diggers & rocks

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WIZZO

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The low lying coastal areas get washed away by the winter storms blowing in from the West. There is on-going repair work being carried out to prevent coastal erosion with huge rocks piled into walls to break the force of the waves









The wooden breakwaters are installed to help stop the waves moving sand down along the coast
 

Beach repair and protection is big business on the east coast of the US. The beaches produce great income for their respective areas so they are aggressively protected. We also spend a lot of public money rebuilding house lots and homes for the well heeled who build their vacation homes on the fragile coast line.
 
Always has been a problem on the left coast of California. Our town has had several houses fall into the ocean over the years, from waves washing away the cliffs. Even people walking on the beach have a chance of the cliff falling on them.It is It's kind of bad because the coastal commission who is in charge of the beach will not allow rocks like you pictured to be installed to stop the dirt from washing away. Then I can't have any brown water leaving my place, and have spent thousands to keep that from happening. Then they wonder why there is no sand on the bech.Stan
 
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