Tropical sun

May 14, 2008 in Photos by Gavin Sheridan | 2 comments

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I am often amazed during trips to West Cork on sunny days at just how sub-tropical the region can feel. I took a trip down to Bandon, on through Clonakilty and down to Castlefreke (odd name isn’t it?), Rathbarry, and the several beaches between Clon and Roscarberry. I ended up at the Church of Ireland church there, followed by a trip back to Clon along a different road, where I happened upon a rather nice field of rape seed. I made a quick trip over to Cobh to get some evening shots, and then home.

Here are some of the shots, with the full Flickr set here.

Red Strand/Rathbarry:

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  1. tea’s avatar

    tea on May 14, 2008 at 7:51 pm

    Terrific photos, Gavin. Reminded me of summer holidays on the (east) Cork coast. Weather’s been fantastic recently, hasn’t it?

  2. Dan Sullivan’s avatar

    Dan Sullivan on May 15, 2008 at 6:00 pm

    Gavin, you should try heading north west and over the Conor pass. It’s much more of a stretch I admit but once you get to Bunaw and the like it’s worth the journey.