windrow formations
long floating objects shaped
by winds and currents
Start with low tide.
Add a 20 knot breeze off the ocean that sends the sand flying over the still damp tidal beach and you get windrows.
According to the online Merriam-Webster, a Windrow is a noun meaning a row heaped up by or as if by the wind or long formations of floating objects shaped by winds and currents – are well known to sailors and oceanographers and are common in both oceans and lakes.
Windrows.
Long formations of floating objects shaped by winds and currents.
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