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READERS' PHOTOGRAPHS: Worthing beach's growing piles


Published on Tuesday 5 February 2008 09:16

THE Ice Prince's cargo is still capturing the imagination of Worthing's keen photographers.

In the Herald's ninth readers' photographs slide show, there are shots of the giant pile, growing ever higher as planks are gathered together from along the shore, and pictures of structures, both natural and created.

Click on the green play button to see photographs by Janet Bradshaw, Kayleigh Tocock, Trudi Starling, Roger/Simon Mann, Robin Oliver and Paul Taylor.

Did you miss the Herald's eight-page picture special about the beached wood?

Copies are still available.

Simply ring our friendly reception team on 01903 282382 and they will get copies sent out straight away.

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Readers with interesting and artistic photographs of a beautiful scene, something unusual, or of a newsworthy story can send in their photographs by email to letters@worthingherald.co.uk

Links to pictures and video below:

Timeline

Video: Film of planks washing up on Worthing beach, as well as footage of the piles of planks around Worthing Pier

Video: Wood on the beach from the air

GALLERY:Worthing and Shoreham beach progress

Readers' pictures: Playful pictures of wood on Worthing and Shoreham beaches

GALLERY: Worthing's tide of timber

Readers'photographs: Piles of planks on Worthing and Shoreham beaches

Readers' photographs: Worthing and Shoreham wood beach

Readers' photographs: Timbered Worthing, East Preston and Shoreham beach

Readers' photographs: Wood on Shoreham Beach

Readers' photographs: Wood on Worthing and Shoreham beach

Readers' photographs: Timber on Worthing and Shoreham beach

Readers' photographs : Wood on Worthing beach


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