DescriptionThe Royal Suspension Chain Pier Brighton - foundation piles and beach.jpg
English: Oak foundation piles of the Royal Suspension Chain Pier Brighton exposed at very low tide. Some masonry blocks that may be Purbeck stone (a limestone that can be polished like marble) from the promenade can also be seen. In the distance, just above the tip of the breakwater/groyne, traces of the next pylon foundations can be seen.
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