Beach Palm trees and Brown Sand / Landscape Photography Round 115
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I am happy to share in this edition of the Landscape photo photofeed the following captures of the vastness and green appearance over the brown sand at the beach.
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I was at the beach at around 9:30 in the morning. The sun was already effectively pouring his light on the beach with no barrier from the clouds.
It was interesting to get this view of the palm trees aligned and growing at different pace.
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The landscape at the beach was only brown sand and the Ocean two years ago. The project to plant palm trees on the front part of the beach was a good plan. It did not take very long for some of these plant to offer enough shade during the hottest hours of the day.
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I am super happy that the harsh environment of the beach did not impact negatively on the growth of the plants in general.
It is a rare case to see a plant dead after walking for hours between the green lines.
The wind during the raining season can cause a lot of damage. I believe that the little palm trees struggling to grow need a special attention and protection.
You can see on the photo the clouds gathering over the city. The wind is also picking up on the beach.
I am sure, it will rain on the Ocean side because it is too windy on my location.
My plan the rest of the day was to seat and enjoy the view from the green side to the Water side.
It is impossible to miss the brown sand color in this view. The sand under my feet is thin particles gathered in a dense manner, so I feel like plunging lower into the sand each steps.
It is not crowed during the first half of the day, but later in the afternoon many visitors will come and enjoy the spots under the large palm trees.
Do you have similar green installation on the beach in your city?
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I love to see all of the planted trees. An investment in the future. I would love to see how the beach has changed in another 2 years when the trees are bigger. Thank you for sharing!
Yes, I will share more photo in the future that will show the progressive stages of development of these palm trees
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Cool, i'll be looking forward to that
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Much success to you on the contest 🎉 I do wish there's a beach near me right now. Such lovely photos too. Great idea to plant palm trees on the beach. Have an advance happy weekend...
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Lovely beach with much trees. Success in the contest
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These shots look awesome. It's amazing to see those palm trees surviving when there is no water flowing there. What happened to the sea water? I think those plants were able to survive because they could tap some water beneath the ground.
Whay is the name of the beach? I would also love to see you share with us the flowing sea water. Always a pleasure to see it.
By the way, I had like to visit this place sometime in the future.
It is the beach locating on the Ocean side of Cotonou City in Republic of Benin. If you come to West Africa, you will see the beauty of this area.
There is fresh water pumped from the underground water resource to provide enough nutrient among many other organic material for the survival of the palm tree.
I think that the Atlantic Ocean water progression toward this section where the trees have their root will only make difficult their growth.
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