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Hastings Harbour Arm takes a battering during a storm. This is another photograph taken during the session mentioned in my recent post.
I don’t know what it is about the Harbour Arm, but it has a presence that goes beyond being a great lump of concrete. Even though its an inanimate object there is something noble about the way it takes the punishment when the waves are like this.
Aother lovely shot of the Harbour. I’m with you about how it has a presence. It’s been there since my childhood (although there was more of it then) and has always provided protection for our beleaguered fishing fleet
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