Fabulous pics of the Clare coast. The skipper of Shannon Breeze has a barge up river on the inland Shannon. Nice guy, some years ago he actually stopped the ferry mid channel at tarbert race for us when the ebb spring tide was running at 7kts and we were pushing hard against it coming upstream at the race. A helpful call over the VHF "Gentlemen take your time, the lane is yours, don't worry about the two Ferries, we will steer around you".
Photo 194 of 'The Bridges of Ross' in profile is absolutely stunning in that light. Loop head lighthouse is always a welcome sight when making for the Shannon Estuary after some Atlantic rock'n'roll. Love the shot 203 north from the top of the tower. Its an amazing part of the world, and yet I know Irish folk who've been to exotic places all over the world like Fiji, Kenya, the Galapagos island, Yellowstone, New Zealand, but have never been to native beauty spots like the cliffs of Moher, the Skelligs, parts of Mayo, nor even parts of Kerry. Thanks for the pics.
PS: Please don't shoot me Richie, but photo 209 in Limerick shows cement bubbles in the distant siding that still look very white/ivory in colour despite the dirt.