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Redgate Beach
The sand banks are incredibly dynamic. The flow of sand rarely pauses and is sometimes still seen suspended in water far from the beach. The short period of winter swells tends to erode the beaches. The longer period of summer swells allows more time for sand deposition. So the beach expands in summer and contracts in winter. The Georgette propeller was lost in the sand and is still under there somewhere.
the flow of sand is recurring theme and a lot of the imagery of the coastline redgate Beach has almost a permanent rep at the northern end and it's well signed posted and regular swimmers there and Surfers are aware of it Surfers actually use it to their advantage and sometimes jump into the rip just to get out easily in quickly I've also seen people inadvertently coordinate in that rip and there have been several close call rescues of swimmers but when the currents are strong in the waters turbulent the sand gets picked up and sometimes gets carried along way and it becomes a tracer is a bit like smoking the air it kind of shows you exactly where the Water's flowing and you can get these incredible Eddies and currents and whirlpools and all kinds of formations that look like under cyclones especially from the drone and on that day the sand and the ways and the light just show how turbulent and how dynamic the water in the sand are
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