Here is a small patch of beach shingle just west of the second from last of the major groynes walking eastward from Barton-on-Sea (photographs at about midday on the 28th January ...
http://www.soton.ac.uk/~imw/barteros.htm

WIDECAST Sea Turtle Recovery Action Plan for Barbados (Karen L. Eckert, Editor). ... Their stability may be due in part to the construction of groynes for sand entrapment.
http://www.cep.unep.org/pubs/Techreports/tr12en/content.html

The Need for Groynes, Rock Groyne Safety & Ecology. The whole of ... history much of the cliff erosion has been prevented by the construction of sea ...
http://www.poolebay.net/proven_need.htm

... rock structures designed to reclaim Puducherry?s beaches from the sea. The committee has deferred its consent till there are proper studies on these structures?called groynes ...
http://www.downtoearth.org.in/full6.asp?foldername=20080915&filename=news&sec_id=4&sid=1

To combat shifting sea sand, engineers have built jetties, walls, groynes and more, often with mixed blessings.
http://www.seafriends.org.nz/oceano/beacheng.htm

Sea Walls & Breakwaters; Groynes; Beach Replenishment; Cliff Stabilisation; Coastal Enhancements ... The design and construction of sea walls and breakwaters is one of Birse ...
http://www.birsecl.co.uk/html/birse-coastal/capabilities/sea-walls-breakwaters/

Coastal defence structures - groynes. Groynes are solid structures usually built perpendicular or at an angle to the coast. They are usually relatively short shore-connected ...
http://www.english-nature.org.uk/livingwiththesea/project_details/good_practice_guide/habitatcrr/ENRestore/Coastalsqueeze/Coastaldefence/Structures/Groynes.htm

An aerial photo of Lyme Regis Bay, showing ?The Cobb? (Harbour) and where the River Lim meets the sea . Groynes
http://www.geointeractive.co.uk/contribution/ppfiles/Dorset%20Coast%20-%20Field%20Trip.ppt

So a sea wall was built beneath the cliffs and a further line of wooden groynes built to protect the sea wall by retaining more of the shingle beach.
http://www.georesources.co.uk/coastman.htm

Find out about Eastbourne's sea defences and the council's responsibilities for coastal ... Groynes on Eastbourne beach
http://www.eastbourne.gov.uk/coast

Groynes extend from the upper foreshore or beach down towards the sea, usually at right angles to the sea. Groynes are usually made of wood, concrete, or piles of large rocks.
http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?t=110273&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

Groynes are wooden or stone 'arms' sticking out into the sea. They are built by humans to stop sand and pebbles moving along the beach.
http://www.williambarcroft.ne-lincs.sch.uk/seadefences1.html

These are of two kinds: sea-walls or banks, and groynes. Upright sea-walls with some batter on the face have been constructed along the frontage of many sea-side towns, with the ...
http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Reclamation_Of_Land

Sea walls, rip rap and groynes are what is called 'hard engineering'. Their purpose is to protect the existing coastline but they can lead to problems in other ...
http://www.williambarcroft.ne-lincs.sch.uk/seadefences6.html

Paul Soden creates stunning bespoke handmade furniture from long standing sea groynes found along the South-East English coastline. The shapes and colours of these weathered ...
http://www.secondseed.com/

This is a photographic stock library gallery showing: Groynes on the North Norfolk coast. This is from the galleries of Paul L.G. Morris presented by PM Studios Ltd. A ...
http://www.pmstudios.co.uk/Miscellaneous/Seashore/Groynes-2/misc.php

... in getting the overtopping rate down to 30 l/m/sec the top of the new sea wall is given a curved shape to help reflect the waves back out to sea. None of the existing groynes are ...
http://www.canterbury.gov.uk/buildpage.php?id=785

Groynes (and breakwaters) Groynes come in many shapes and sizes are specifically built to help hold material on a beach and slow down longshore drift (see picture opposite).
http://www.english-nature.org.uk/livingwiththesea/project_details/good_practice_guide/shingleCRR/ShingleGuide/CoastalDefence/Artificial/Groynes.htm

A Gallery of Land Art, Garden Sculptures, Handmade Glass, Metalwork, Grass Pillows, Wooden Sea Groynes, Contemporary Garden Designs by the Open Living Company
http://www.openlivingcompany.com/gallery-land-art.html

Groynes extend from the upper foreshore or beach down towards the sea, usually at right angles to the sea. Groynes are usually made of wood, concrete, or piles of large rocks.
http://www.answers.com/topic/groyne

... to be appointed to draw up the detailed proposals for the next multi-million pound sea ... the next century. About £80,000 was spent last year and early this year to underpin groynes ...
http://www.eveningstar.co.uk/content/eveningstar/news/story.aspx?brand=ESTOnline&category=news&tBrand=ESTOnline&tCategory=News&itemid=IPED05%20Dec%202008%2016%3A21%3A21%3A910

Birse Coastal have experience of installing both timber and rock groynes in conjunction with hard sea defences and beach replenishment schemes.
http://www.birsecl.co.uk/html/birse-coastal/capabilities/groynes/

Low sea wall made of concrete and groynes protect this area of Trimingham to the east of Cromer.
http://www.pupilvision.com/yearten/coastalimages2.htm

SAFETY BEACH MARINA: Huge inland marina with 2 sea groynes at Tassell's Creek . Click on an underlined subject below, or one of the general topics above
http://home.vicnet.net.au/%7Ephillip/i_mztass.htm

Groynes are usually successful in protecting individual beaches, but because they prevent ... This happened, for example, at Barton-on-Sea in Hampshire, England, in the 1970s ...
http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Groynes

Sea walls and groynes. A common response to erosion has been to construct sea walls and groynes (low barriers built out into the sea).
http://www.teara.govt.nz/EarthSeaAndSky/OceanStudyAndConservation/CoastalErosion/3/en

Sea Walls Groynes and Breakwaters Bank Protection Temporary Structures ... ELCO ROCK ® geotextile containers are specifically designed for use in the marine ...
http://elcorock.com/wawcs0135745/sea_walls.html

4.1.1 Groynes; 4.1.2 Sea walls; 4.1.3 Revetments; 4.1.4 Rock Armour; 4.1.5 Gabions; 4.1.6 Offshore breakwater; 4.1.7 Cliff stabilisation; 4.1.8 Entrance training walls; 4.1.9 Floodgates
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_defences

This article is recommended by the editorial team. This article describes the features, possible effects and different types of groynes, which extend from the shore into the sea ...
http://www.encora.eu/coastalwiki/Groynes