But equally it just could look among the place to be.

但同樣它也只是可以看看其中的地方。

Byron Bay has had a history of coastal erosion over many decades, but in terms of the significance of the current of end, they haven't seen that since the 19 nineties.

拜倫灣有幾十年的海岸侵蝕歷史，但就結束的電流的意義而言，他們自1990年代以來就沒有看到過。

Stay with the ship then, and bypassing particularly Byron, is an obstruction by car headland that will block sand and starve that sand from the other side until the wave conditions are right to move it around.

那就跟船一起走吧，繞過特別是拜倫，是車頭地的阻礙，會把沙子擋住，把對方的沙子餓死，直到波浪條件合適的時候才會把沙子挪開。

Cape Byron, which is to the south off the main beach, is the most easterly point on the Australian East Coast.

拜倫角（Cape Byron）在主海灘外的南面，是澳洲東海岸最東邊的一點。

It's quite prominent.

這是相當突出的。

It sticks right out.

它伸出來了。

What we're seeing at the moment is the blockage has been released.

目前我們看到的是堵點已經解除。

Sand is now starting to move around, but it hasn't made it up to Main Beach, where the area of concern it's currently in eroded state because off the scrapping of the sound that would normally have been reached Bang Beach.

沙子現在開始移動，但它還沒有使它到主海灘，其中關注的區域，它目前處於侵蝕狀態，因為關閉的聲音，通常會一直達到邦海灘。

We don't really know how quickly these systems move, and it's driven by the kind of annual of weather conditions that we might have in the moment, but it could take weeks, months and maybe even years, depending on the way conditions for the beach to recover.

我們真的不知道這些系統移動的速度有多快，它是由那種年夜型的天氣條件所驅動的，我們可能在當下，但它可能需要幾周、幾個月甚至幾年，這取決於海灘恢復的方式條件。

Thank you.

謝謝你了

Yeah, it raises the issue that we live in a location.

是啊，這就提出了一個問題，我們生活在一個地點。

If you're living on on the coast, you have to accept that everything isn't steady state.

如果你住在海邊，你必須接受一切都不是穩定的狀態。

It always doesn't look the same that the conditions on our beach vary from time to time.

我們海灘上的情況時常不一樣，總覺得不一樣。

And we need to understand that variability and learn to live with, in a sense.

而我們需要理解這種變化性，並學會與之共處，在某種意義上。