Etretat -4- by Loloe

Photography • Landscape • posted on Sep 11, 2006

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Photography + Photofiltre studio Still Etretat (Normandie, 220 km west Paris) Some of you found that the cliffs looked fragile, and they are indeed. They crumble away, and it's forbidden to approach the edge, or to walk underneath. Cliffs are eroded by the sea at the bottom (over 50 cm by year), and then the top become fragile, and because of the frost and rain, it crumbles.(it is limestone) These fantastic natural sculpture will disappear one day. I choosed this pic today, because you can clearly see the erosion of the rock. Thanks for your comments on Etretat 3:

Have a great new week!!! Hugs. Loloe.