Yyteri Beach, Pori
Standing on the marram-grass dunes of Yyteri in the dark of a late-September night: left, the long sandy beach curves away along the shoreline with gentle water lapping the water's edge; center, the dune ridge — the Europe-unique dune field — rises in wind-shaped mounds of sand and grass; right, the open Baltic horizon dissolves into the overcast gloom.
Scenario: 30 September 2026 · 05:00 Europe/Helsinki
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Standing on the marram-grass dunes of Yyteri in the dark of a late-September night: left, the long sandy beach curves away along the shoreline with gentle water lapping the water's edge; center, the dune ridge — the Europe-unique dune field — rises in wind-shaped mounds of sand and grass; right, the open Baltic horizon dissolves into the overcast gloom. The scene is lit only by diffuse pre-dawn light under full cloud at 7.4°C, the beach empty and honest, with a dark line of coastal forest far to the left marking the southern end of the shore.
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