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photo newspapers This is just my local beach, but every year countless photographers stop here to preserve a memory. The memory of a once proud pier, the Mentone Pier. They shoot it at night, during the early morning, with slow shutters and with fast. After withstanding over 100 years of pounding waves, it finally now seems like it is in it\'s death throws. Every year people try to conserve it. Newspapers do stories on it, usually with the headline \'The Death Of The Mentone Pier\'. Photo sharing sites feature photos of it, with people all over the world lamenting it\'s sad demise. The only problem is that Mentone doesn\'t have a pier. This isn\'t 100 years old, nor is it 50. It\'s about 30 years old at the most because I watched it being built! And it isn\'t a pier, but a sand groyne. It looked basically the same when it was built, and has never had a top on it to allow people to promenade on!!!!!! It\'s purpose is to stop sand from washing from the beach. So I thought I would add one more page to the story and take it\'s photo this afternoon. As I was setting up my tripod, a man said to me \'Get a photo before it washes away mate\'!!!!!!!!!!
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photo newspapers This is just my local beach, but every year countless photographers stop here to preserve a memory. The memory of a once proud pier, the Mentone Pier. They shoot it at night, during the early morning, with slow shutters and with fast. After withstanding over 100 years of pounding waves, it finally now seems like it is in it\'s death throws. Every year people try to conserve it. Newspapers do stories on it, usually with the headline \'The Death Of The Mentone Pier\'. Photo sharing sites feature photos of it, with people all over the world lamenting it\'s sad demise. The only problem is that Mentone doesn\'t have a pier. This isn\'t 100 years old, nor is it 50. It\'s about 30 years old at the most because I watched it being built! And it isn\'t a pier, but a sand groyne. It looked basically the same when it was built, and has never had a top on it to allow people to promenade on!!!!!! It\'s purpose is to stop sand from washing from the beach. So I thought I would add one more page to the story and take it\'s photo this afternoon. As I was setting up my tripod, a man said to me \'Get a photo before it washes away mate\'!!!!!!!!!!
