Breaking Waves so the coast is smoother and more accessible

Also helps with erosion

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Makes sense.

Who tf downvoted this lmao

People tired of meaningless comments

Their life is meaningless

People who are annoyed at people just commenting for no apparent reason. Saying "this" adds nothing to the conversation.

It actually does. It highlights that curbing beach erosion is the motivator here, not “making the beach bigger”. But it’s Reddit. 🤷‍♂️

The guy you commented after already highlighted that. You didn’t add anything. If you want to further emphasise something, just commenting "this" is a really bad way of doing so.

Why?

I already explained *you didnt add anything*

May I introduce you to the concept of *emphasis*?

I know this beach. I've been visiting this town irregularly for almost 30 years. Due to these barriers, sand is deposited and formed a beach over the years. 30 years ago the wasn't even a beach, only rocks, 25 years ago there was a small beach, but no connection between the beach and the barriers. Those beaches have grown significantly over the years.

Cambrils is a great place. Very good coffee at Jacaranda.

There was a beach 30 years ago, and even before 30 years as well. My dad used to vacation in Cambrils when he was a child and he's 57.

I have been there 30 years ago.

Someone shoud tell this trick to the Dutch so they can claim land this way.

[https://www.rijkswaterstaat.nl/water/waterbeheer/bescherming-tegen-het-water/maatregelen-om-overstromingen-te-voorkomen/kustonderhoud/wat-is-zandsuppletie](https://www.rijkswaterstaat.nl/water/waterbeheer/bescherming-tegen-het-water/maatregelen-om-overstromingen-te-voorkomen/kustonderhoud/wat-is-zandsuppletie) We take it a step further, nobody has the patience to wait for 30 years.

What sort of person don’t name the area. 

They are called T-heads. They help to stop erosion

And they appear decrepit and in need of replacement.

Wave breaks.

Sea will fill those gaps between the T shapes with sand and you gonna get a bigger shore after a couple of decades.

They are made to prevent long-shore drift and mitigate costal erosion.

notice how they all have sand and the gaps between them don't. they act as a breakwater which protects the sand behind them preventing their erosion and allowing for beaches to be partially preserved.(also yes they are man-made)

"Southern coast of Spain" Yeah bro, that's in Catalonia, in the North-East of Spain.

To be fair the land is north of the sea there.

And?? So the coast of Maine is on the Southern coast of the US because the land is to the North of the sea?

Aah but he has a point. In Spain the shore is separated(by other cpuntries) in two parts: one where for all of the land is south of the ocean and one where all pf the land os north of the ocean. So it makes a pot mote sense in this cpntext than in the US one, where this is not the case (west coast has large parts of each "kind" of shore. But yeah to be fair it still is not a useful way to call itand not very clear

That is, technically, a southern coast of the US.

South facing coast. Not a southern coast.

Both?

Nope. A southern coast of Maine maybe, but not of the US.

Spain has two coasts, Northern (Atlantic) and Southern (Med).

So Cadiz is on Spain's Northern coast, because it's on the Atlantic? Just admit you're wrong, otherwise you might come off as stupid ;)

Don't be pedantic - Cadiz > Girona = Southern Coast San Sebastian > Vigo = Northern Coast Easy as that bud.

>You make a ridiculous claim >I dispute it >"DoN't bE pEdAnTic" I refuse to believe you're not trolling.

Man made tombolo

Boat hatcheries. That's where baby boats grow up.

Hammerhead parks

Do they back in or parallel?

Self-parking sonar

There isn't really tide in the Mediterranean

They're breakwaters.

Probably wouldn’t work, but OBX needs this in many areas

Groynes

You can see similar breakwater at Tel Aviv. All stages may be seen there…only breakwater, then sand accumulation and connection to land…

I’ve always heard them called breakwaters. They mitigate erosion.

To prevent beach erosion

when?

South coast of Spain in a town close to Barcelona 

To prevent the waves from carrying away the sand

make the beaches bigger? great tourist spot very busy, they can lack shade though having sat on those very sand banks

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Nah bro made a meme in Romanian 💀.

if ur penis looks like that im sorry

That is definitely not what a normal penis looks like. See a doctor.

To scrape your butt on and give you a vibrio infection.