Ocean beach rocks photos taken at a beach in Kelligrews, Newfoundland. I’m fascinated by the different shapes and the roundness of the rocks. They have been washed by the salt water, pounded against each other by the waves and in our area, scraped and rolled by sea ice.
The following link is a scientific explanation of beach rocks and their characteristics.
Beach stones, types of rocks and pebbles link
Link to Beachrock occurrence, characteristics, formation mechanisms and impacts
The following photo was taken on the beach just above the trestle bridge out Heritage Road, in Upper Gullies, Con Bay South.,between the trestle and Seal Cove Beach.
May be the rib cage of a moose
Topsail Beach with Kelly’s Island in the background
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