Keem Strand can be found at the very end of Achill Island where the road to the west simply goes no further. The ocean may look an inviting crystal blue, but beware the tops of the hills under which we had just passed were still adorned with a white icing of snow.
This picture was taken in March 2012.
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Everything looks so smooth and incredibly vibrant. I have this strange urge to jump into this picture and roll around on it as if it were a cloud!
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Thanks for commenting Travis, soft landings. Will be seeing you around again soon. MM 😃
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I need to be there right now…for the foreseeable next nows as well…
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Thanks Liana, there are just so many wonderful places to explore in this world of ours. MM
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Stunning image Mick, A Masterfull composition 🙂
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Thanks so much Ed, really appreciated. It’s all gone a bit cloudy down here. MM ⛅
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Same up in Dublin, Hope it clears soon, the past two weeks have been great
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So pleasing to look at MM . Love the striations in the sand there making it look like a mini canyon edge .
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Thanks Poppytump. The sand was soft, it would just crumble into the stream flowing to the sea when stood on. It was wonderful. Definitely for bare feet. MM
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I know the sort … can’t resist it … still in touch with my inner child after all these years Lol
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Unaccompanied by the narrative, your photo could easily be a Caribbean destination. Alluring eye, yours.
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Brilliant I have comments that range from ice to Carribean in talking of the same picture. Many thanks Eric the comments are appreciated. MM 👀
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Never thought of the sand as ice until you mentioned it here. But then yes, it could be. I’ll have to see if I can recognise your hometown. Look forward to seeing the shots. MM ✈
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Isn’t it weird how the sand in the foreground looks like ice? Only the colour gives it away really. All being well, my daughter and I are flying to Dublin on Monday – can’t wait. And I’ve got a new camera, so hoping to get some use out of it. I have an idea of taking some shots of the places in my hometown which haven’t changed much since 1981 when I left to explore the big wide world. Thanks for the inspiration. My efforts will surely pale in comparison to yours but hey, you’ve got to start somewhere! 🙂
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beautiful scenery! nice!
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Thanks and many thanks for the follow too. You got some great shots yourself. Love the raindrops on the flower. impressive. Will hopefully show you more of Ireland. MM 🍀
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thanks to you too! Looking forward for more of your work!
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Thanks Joan I hope you are enjoying the sunshine back here. MM 🌞
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that blue sky really makes the photo.
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