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Unicorn1 · 13th January 2017, 14:56

A few more shots from the other Monday at Dungeness.

As well as being a nature reserve, Dungeness is also an SSSI and an area of National Conservation. The latter means that little can be materially changed, but also as importantly nothing can be removed. So all the old redundant huts, winches, boats etc remain - gradually degrading.

All this infrastructure has gradually been stranded by the expansion of the shingle, the current fishing fleet has moved closer to the shoreline.

IMGP5823B&Wweb by RT4404, on Flickr

IMGP5835web by RT4404, on Flickr

IMGP5836B&Wweb by RT4404, on Flickr

13th January 2017, 14:56	#6
Unicorn1 Avid contributor Rover 75 CDTi Conn Join Date: May 2012 Location: Canterbury Posts: 169 Thanks: 281 Thanked 125 Times in 65 Posts	Some more from Dungeness A few more shots from the other Monday at Dungeness. As well as being a nature reserve, Dungeness is also an SSSI and an area of National Conservation. The latter means that little can be materially changed, but also as importantly nothing can be removed. So all the old redundant huts, winches, boats etc remain - gradually degrading. All this infrastructure has gradually been stranded by the expansion of the shingle, the current fishing fleet has moved closer to the shoreline. IMGP5823B&Wweb by RT4404, on Flickr IMGP5835web by RT4404, on Flickr IMGP5836B&Wweb by RT4404, on Flickr __________________ My other car's from Longbridge too - a 1948 A40 Devon.