I sometimes wonder about humanity and the apparently aimless way we appear to blunder from crisis to crisis... for all our modern technology... we're little more than pebbles on a beach, randomly rolling from place to place...
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jackfrost
Pro - Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 07:28:13
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Usksider
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 07:32:38
I guess they were mud balls once Jack...
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Munzly
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 07:42:34
As JackFrost suggests, your re-colouration does strange things to one's perception - made me think of new-potatoes.
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Usksider
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 07:46:00
Re-colouration?
I wouldn't fancy trying to mash those spuds...
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Munzly
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 07:52:41
If not re-colouration, then filtering, perhaps?
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Usksider
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 07:58:31
Nope, perfectly natural I assure you. An interesting piece of coastline, if only for the colour variation of the rock strata.
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Munzly
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 08:37:10
Do the pebbles have more colour variation in brighter light?
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Usksider
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 09:14:52
Yes in some respects they do. Some appear to simply be grey, while others have distinct blue or brown tinges.
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Munzly
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 08:41:27
Also, reminds me a bit of Hunstanton Cliff, North West Norfolk, looking out over the Wash.
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Usksider
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- Thursday, 28. Feb, 2008 @ 09:16:04
That's amazing! Never been to Hunstanton, but I can see I'll have to visit.
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they look soft enough to squash them into mud balls they look so soft...ok so i am barmy ,,,so sue me!!