I was lucky enough to be part of a camera club visit to the harbour mouth area on a number of occasions during the harbour widening project. The pictures in this album were taken on 25 August 2007.

All pictures (c) 2007 Allan Jackson. Click to view enlargements.

	On the harbour side of the southern breakwater. The diagoonal stripe of black rock is the remains of Milne's original south breakwater.
	Part of the harbour defenses on the harbour side of the southern breakwater.
	Crane on southern breakwater.
	Millenium Tower
	Walkway to ??pumping station?? which was located on the harbour side of the southern breakwater.
	Part of the harbour defenses on the harbour side of the southern breakwater.
	Part of the harbour defenses on the harbour side of the southern breakwater.
	Concrete dolosse which were used to armour the southern breakwater. The dark metal shape in front is the form which was used to mould the dolosse.
	Diamond Beach at the tip of the Bluff. The breakwater went out to the left and behind me.
	Close-up of the old dolosse. A South African invention, apparently, which interlock very effectively. They are massive but people working at the harbour have reported them being broken by ver heavy surf.
	Looking down the southern breakwater.
	Looking down the southern breakwater.
	The wall on top of the southern breakwater, reinforced with dolosse.
	The dredger Marieke hard at work off the southern breakwater.
	Breaking up the wall on the southern breakwater to prepare for the building of the new and much higher breakwater.
	An old ??jetty?? on the seaward side of the the end of the Bluff.
	The southern breakwater crane.
	Looking from the seaward side of the end of the Bluff (Diamond Beach) looking towards the southern breakwater.
	One of the diamond-shaped navigation aids which gave diamond beacj its name; the tip of the Bluff headland in the background.
	The southern breakwater crane.
	The dredger Marieke, in the harbour this time.
	A barge-mounted backhoe digger which was part of theproject and moored near the NSRI building.