His personal flyer bobbed in the swell, down by the long jetty.

There were no boats by the long jetty.

The beacon stood at the end of a long jetty that reached out at an angle from the shore.

And after what seemed like half a lifetime the boat was tied to a long jetty of black stones.

Bernie could hear boots thudding now, someone walking very fast down the long jetty and almost breaking into a jog.

Now you are in still another Nice, the Port, protected by a long jetty, on which is perched a lighthouse.

The boat, if it had existed and had retreated, could perhaps be seen from the far end of the long jetty.

Now, swimming near the mixed mud and sand bottom, they entered the outer port very near the long jetty, then turned east.

It is constructing a four-berth 1.2 km long jetty capable of loading or discharging 1,250 cubic meters per hour, and serving larger suezmax vessels.

It is enormous, long jetties and breakwaters stretching far out, almost closing it in.

Long jetties struck out into the choppy ochre water of the Juliffe, two or three to each village.

Since sharing the photo on her social media account yesterday, the teacher from Long Jetty NSW has been inundated with supportive messages.

Where the ship channel met the sea, long jetties ran out from the beach, and a lighthouse swung its probing beam against the offshore darkness.

He ran long jetties of piles from the coast line into deep water, and thus cut off the last means of communication and of supplies.

Kate Writer, 27, from Long Jetty, New South Wales, was left with a filthy gown after her beautiful nuptials in September 2017.