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Harmony Beach - the summer has gone
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Tractor tyres used in a playground apparatus
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Tractor tyre used in a playground apparatus
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Slide
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Roof and awning
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Roof beams open to the elements frame the floodlights that made Harmony Beach such an attraction at night
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An undercover seating area, now also open to the elements
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Graffiti
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Under some increasingly rare roofing, this area is now a home for vagrants
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Modern–day Golgotha; previously showers to remove salty water from skin and clothes
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If there’s nothing there, you can’t steal it
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It seems as though the owners have become increasingly determined to keep people out
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Mankind's inevitable detritus (1)
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Fort Knox - as if
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Childrens' roundabout
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Climbing frame
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Part facility, part sea wall and beyond it, the foreboding False Bay
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Sea wall and pool
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Beach meets mankind
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Eroded paving between sea and sand
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Childrens' pool
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Eroded steps
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Mankind's inevitable detritus (2)
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Pedestrian area
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No blerrie diving
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Under the pier
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Pier, gull and rubbish
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Pool
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Mankind's inevitable detritus (3)
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Even on a still day, the Atlantic washes ashore with some force
