Grant Morris
The Blocks
I've recently been told that my use of the term "Squinty Pier" to describe this architectural landscape feature is incorrect. I thought the term "Squinty Pier" was a pretty accurate description, it is after all a pier and it's not exactly straight, but it is not the correct term to use.
The locals apparently call the breakwater "The Blocks" which whilst I suppose is a fairly reasonable and accurate term to use it's not nearly as much fun to say as the "Squinty Pier".
So for the sake of political correctness and to avoid conflict with any local tradition here is my most recent image of the "The Blocks" consisting of a view showing a pier that is awfully squint at sundown.
The Blocks
I've recently been told that my use of the term "Squinty Pier" to describe this architectural landscape feature is incorrect. I thought the term "Squinty Pier" was a pretty accurate description, it is after all a pier and it's not exactly straight, but it is not the correct term to use.
The locals apparently call the breakwater "The Blocks" which whilst I suppose is a fairly reasonable and accurate term to use it's not nearly as much fun to say as the "Squinty Pier".
So for the sake of political correctness and to avoid conflict with any local tradition here is my most recent image of the "The Blocks" consisting of a view showing a pier that is awfully squint at sundown.