An evening walk to catch the last of the evening light on a local beach. This beach I know as Cúl Dorcha, at Ballinrannig, Ballyferriter, on the Dingle Peninsula, in the South West of Ireland.
The setting sun cast a lovely light on the incoming waves.
There were a few surfers, spending more time off the boards than on them.
He’s up!!!
That’s all folks. Thanks for your visit.
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It looks exhilarating! I’ve not been to the coast since February so I appreciate your photographs a great deal 🙂
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Thank you, I’m happy that you appreciate my photos. I think regular trips to the coast are a must. It seems you are based in Manchester – when I lived there I really missed the sights, sounds and smell of the sea. I’ve never regretted moving here.
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It really looks glorious where you’ve settled. Manchester is only around 25 miles from the coast, but it’s easy to become subsumed in a big city like this, especially in the times we are living.
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Yes, it’s not really so easy and also you have to go a lot further for really nice coastline and quiet open spaces. But one day you may decide it’s time to move, as I did!😃
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Yes indeed 🙂 The city has its advantages but it’s a question of balance…
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Very Beautiful photos and I will get there one day
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So glad you like the photos, thank you. I can assure you this place is well worth a visit.
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Stunning photos!
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Thank you so much Lyssy
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Beautiful photographs with stunning reflections, they make my heart happy 😊
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Aw that’s so nice Elaine, thank you.
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