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Sleepless rust, Skeleton Coast (teaser)

 

Namibia’s Skeleton Coast is one of the world’s starker, least-peopled, least-rainy shorelines.

Apparently, its name refers to its extraordinary high number of visible skeletons/bones of two things – whales and ships.

However, whales and ships are not the only providers of startling “skeletons”…

 

Pelican Yoga’s next post will reveal the identity of this one and show you another.

It will also include the remains of whales and ships.

For now, I’ll just say that for today’s “mystery object”, diamonds were not its best friend.

Photo copyright Doug Spencer, taken on Skeleton Coast at 8.51 am on 15 November 2022.

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