Pebble beach in Mesnil Val (Normandy, France)
The beach in Mesnil Val has grown since the building of a groyne against the longshore current. The pebbles come from cliff collapses. The cliff is made of chalk and flint. Flintstones only become beach pebbles.
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- Europe (3707)
- Western Europe (743)
- France (160)
- Exact location (1.3296 E, 50.0454 N)
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Canon EOS 20D
Taken on 7
October
2011
Submitted on 17 February 2017
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Vincent Regard (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
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