25 Feb 2014 4 Comments
in Travel Tags: A Word a Week Challenge, atmosphere, boats, Cork, Cork Harbour, Crosshaven, holidays, Ireland, seaside, sunshine
Following on from my post on the fallen trees in Currabinny Woods yesterday, I thought I should also show you some calmer photos for this week’s challenge. Atmospheric photos of the seashore always bring holidays and sunny days to mind, and I hope you enjoy them.
Gazebo overlooking the harbour, Currabinny
On the seashore
Crosshaven, Co Cork
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Feb 25, 2014 @ 19:25:12
Like the first two – boy does it look like it was chilly in Crosshaven. MM 😨
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Feb 25, 2014 @ 19:33:02
Just a tad!
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Feb 25, 2014 @ 19:30:21
Never ventured out to Crosshaven somehow. I gather there’s a mad regatta that packs the place out in the summer?
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Feb 25, 2014 @ 19:32:33
Yes thats right Roy, Ford week, or Cork week, in July, though I am sure it was busier in years gone by!
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