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As you can see I got here just in time before the sun dropped below the horizon. Ballybunion is a really beautiful beach with great water quality. Depending on the light those cliffs display really nice colours.
The sun sets behind the mountains of Kerry; from Parknasilla.
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Street portrait from Glasgow, Scotland.
Black and white re-edit of a shot from my '100 Strangers' project captured in February 2018. Enjoy!
A stop at Kerry Park for an obligatory team photo.
This was primarily an exercise in hair. Halfway through the first day I was sure I could do any hair from scratch. By the end of the second day I had given up on that idea...and was just happy to do some extensive touch up...for now :D
Along the Ring of Kerry, we stopped at the Kerry Cliffs - they are incredible to see and the nice thing is, not many people go there... everyone heads over to the more popular Cliffs of Moher, but we loved it here & had it pretty much to ourselves : )
This is my attempt at an iPhone pano to show you this amazing place!
The weathered hull of a boat found on the beach at Banna. I've walked here many times and this is the first time I've seen this. The bad weather has removed quite a bit of sand from the beach, which combined with an exceptionally low tide has uncovered this gem. I would be fascinated to know the history of the boat and how long it's been there.
This reminds me of the skeleton of a whale.
A beautiful if somewhat blustery day at Dunmore Head on the far western tip of the Dingle Peninsula, Kerry.
Kerry Cliffs are widely accepted as the most spectacular cliffs in Kerry. The cliffs stand over 1000ft above the wild Atlantic and were formed in a desert environment 400 million years ago.
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t's been 46 days since my last post. I used to post every single day, until I went out one night to grab a quick Guinness with two friends in Dublin and ended flying to Barcelona for two days - after that my daily routine was properly screwed up!
With any luck this post will be the first of a more regular series of updates, one every two or three days; again it's from Kerry, the nicest place in Ireland I'm told, and I agree!
By the way this ain't no Crannog :(