Can you still remember this diagram below from the book titled "Land Reclaimation"of a Pacific Island nation (either Tonga or one of those small Pacific Island nations).

I thought this would have been a very cheap and simple way of reclaiming land from the sea.

*Sand is forced through the pile of stones (rocks) and coconut leaves by the direction of sea waves.

*When the wave is hit back into the sea it does not hit back with much force therefore the stone (rock) pile and the coconut leaves are able to hold back the sand from going into the deep sea.

Don’t you think that this would have been better than the current sea walls at Mortlock

Cheers.