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Sandbar, tidal pool and rippled sand during low tide in wadden sea under deep blue sky. Wangerooge Island, Friesland - district, Lower Saxony, Germany, Europe.

Zaporizhzhia thermal power station - largest in Europe with terrible Disaster Ecocide landscape of dried up Kakhovka Reservoir in Zaporizhzhia region as result of Kakhovka Dam damaging on 6 June 2023

A large tailings pond in the Alberta Oilsands. Tailings ponds are used to separate the heavy oil bitumen from the sticky sand mined from around the area.

Aerial view of Unesco World Heritage site in the Waddensea, Friesland. The difference between high tide and low tide gives the mud bottom of the ocean an abstract view.

old wooden breakwaters on the north sea in Zeeland Netherlands

Still water reflects the sky and wet sand ripples like waves

Low tide in the bay in front of Mont Saint Michel in Normandy, France.

Low tide on the Thames estuary at Erith in Kent

Impressions of the endless North Sea beach in Blavand Denmark

Small river floating through the mudflat of the north sea at sahlenburg, cuxhaven

Wadden Sea, people walking on the beach at Low Tide, Norddeich, East-Frisia, Germany

The Wadden Sea, with its fascinating interplay of high and low tide, protected by the world heritage list of Unesco

Old ruins of Kurmrags Lighthouse on the shore of the Rigas Gulf, Baltic sea, Latvia

Old pier and mudflats at Snettisham, Norfolk. This is on the The Wash and has miles of mudflats at low tide.

A scenery of the North Sea and National Park Duinen van Texel in the Netherlands

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März 07, 2022, Cuxhaven: Take a look at the coastal landscape near Cuxhaven on the North Sea.

Sandy beach with the rising tide. Le Crotoy, in Baie de Somme. Hauts de France on Northern France.

The Wadden Sea at the Leybucht between tides. It's changing from low tide to high tide. The row of poles with bushwood in between are fascines. Probably to prevent the sea taking the sand away.

The coast on the North Sea with large and old stones, a wood protection and reeds.

The Atlantic Ocean washes onto a scenic, sandy beach on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. This beautiful peninsula is a popular summer vacation destination in New England.

Tidal flats in Tokyo Bay with copy space.

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