Thanks and thanks for sharing.

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Thanks, thanks for following and thanks for sharing.

Thanks and thanks for sharing.

Fashionably late! Thanks for your comments.

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Thanks and thanks for sharing. I almost missed it because I was talking to an old friend who was out walking in the opposite direction.

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Cheers. So am I! I've actually started going back quite regularly now so I'll upload some more images when I get them processed.

Thanks, I'm glad you like it.

Thanks, I'm not happy with the crop at the top because it's a bit tight.

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Thanks. I've just been up there again this morning but not for these trees. As it's easy walking distance from the road we ought to go there one evening?

Thank you, Angie!

Thank you, David!

Thanks, Joe. Definitely great timing. See my lengthy response to Butch.

Thanks, Butch. As far as I can tell, it was produced by a combination of the incoming tide, at a slight angle, as can be from the more mild-mannered waves in the foreground, and waves crashing against a solitary rock just off the margin on the left. These waves were thrown back to the right, where they met with the other waves at an angle. The wind blew the crest of the combined waves up in the air and all this motion created the funnel. No doubt there is a scientific explanation, but, at any rate, it was spectacular to watch and made for nice snaps.