It's difficult to assess the progress being made with the construction of the artifical reef at Boscombe, Dorset, as most of it takes place under water, but as the pile of processed sand is diminishing it would be reasonalble to assume that something is taking place. The image shows the pipeline (not deployed) in the foreground through which the material is being pumped into the geotextile bags, although as it's the weekend (and a bank holiday one at that) there's no "hive of activity" for me to photograph.
The white-painted re-furbished beach chalets can be seen in the middle distance.
Sigma 70-200 lens. 1/320 sec at f/11. ISO 320.
© 2008
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