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August 9, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Problems With Seawalls (Canada)

For surfers, a beach break has an ephemeral quality. A sandbar might last for months, or might be removed entirely by the next storm. In a… By Grant Shilling (thetyee) [mappress] Source: thetyee, August 10, 2010;

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For surfers, a beach break has an ephemeral quality. A sandbar might last for months, or might be removed entirely by the next storm. In a…

By Grant Shilling ( thetyee )

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Source: thetyee, August 10, 2010;

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