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Tenacious hikers scale the steep face of Europe's tallest coastal sand dune, their diminutive forms creating a powerful study in scale against the looming storm clouds gathering over the Atlantic. The Dune du Pilat, formed by complex interactions between ocean currents, prevailing winds, and sediment transport over millennia, serves as a natural archive of climate history with layers that reveal changing environmental conditions dating back to the Little Ice Age.
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Tenacious hikers scale the steep face of Europe's tallest coastal sand dune, their diminutive forms creating a powerful study in scale against the looming storm clouds gathering over the Atlantic. The Dune du Pilat, formed by complex interactions between ocean currents, prevailing winds, and sediment transport over millennia, serves as a natural archive of climate history with layers that reveal changing environmental conditions dating back to the Little Ice Age.