Another One of Those Norman Seaside Thingies

I don't know what these solitary rock outcroppings are called by geologists, but my Michelin guide calls them "needle rocks". I suppose they are all temporal things since erosion will eventually destroy all of them over time. No doubt there is some bleeding heart French group somewhere protesting to protect them despite their limited period of existence. They'll soon be telling us that too many humans bathing in the Channel have raised the water level and therefore the needle rocks and the bugs living on them are threatened.