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26/05/2026
ππͺ¨ Natureβs Slow Art on Coastal Rocks
Have you ever noticed these small circular pits on rocks near the sea?
These are formed by a natural process called weathering.
π§ Sea water enters tiny cracks in the rock.
βοΈ When the water evaporates, salt crystals grow and slowly break the rock surface.
π Waves, sand, and shell fragments also grind the rock over many years.
This creates beautiful patterns known as:
* Weathering pits
* Honeycomb weathering
* Tafoni formations
Nature slowly shapes rocks without human help β sometimes taking hundreds or even thousands of years. πβ¨
π Coastal geology is full of hidden stories written by waves and time.
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