What the tide washed in
Just above the tide line at Kiholo is this collage of items. Floats, nets, ropes, bits of wood and foam, a plastic jerrycan form a collection that no doubt grows and changes with each passing tide.
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At least it’s not a jungle of discarded plastic
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Great shot!
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