Lessons in drainage. Big pipes, little pipes. Leaky pipes, broken pipes.
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
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Puget Sound Beaches ... not really just gravel, but sand, broken shell, and occasionally a boulder the size of a large truck.
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1 comment:
Nice photos Hugh, I would be curious to see some of these in action during a period of prolonged (and heavy) precipitation! Looks like the diffuser on the beach is starting to clog with debris? And, the hanging tangle looks akin to some form of art (ala Cristo). thanks for sharing - Randy
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