So we have reached the stage of 'specific' weathering. You will remember about halfway through the project, @lloyd exulted that this terrain would work well in other environments...
Of-course we hadn't realised that, but we do now ... so time to discuss!
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Some questions to consider, which you might already have determined:
– is this in fresh, salt water or an estuary (inc lochs/fjords etc. sometimes mixed)?
– IF this is a fresh water lake, how much of a tide will there actually be?
– which bits will be fixed height and show tide-marks and which are floating jetties that won’t?
Research and referencing is also an important part of any project and we often tend to ignore it.
I like this format a lot. I’m always happy to see the project logs reappearing on the main page when they do. It’s fun to tag along.
intresting.