🙂 It’s on the path on the way to Cliffs of Moher from the Doolin side. Well, I was kind of somewhat close to the edge, but at a spot where the cliff goes out further underneath where I’m standing, so sort of safe (although one can never fall into the trap of thinking to be safe around the cliffs in storms…)
Thanks a mill, Robin. Ah, somewhat, if it’s not water from the sky, it’s from the sea, if not both. But wind in right direction for keeping the lens dry 🙂
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stunning as always….and so sorry to miss your recent Edinburgh visit…next time 🙂
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Thank you much, Seonaid. Not a bother, it’s all about timing. All of a sudden its there, and I will look forward to when that time comes 🙂
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Wow! Where is it? I love the tiny splotches of color … and that sheer face! I almost feel nervous about where you were standing to take it.
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🙂 It’s on the path on the way to Cliffs of Moher from the Doolin side. Well, I was kind of somewhat close to the edge, but at a spot where the cliff goes out further underneath where I’m standing, so sort of safe (although one can never fall into the trap of thinking to be safe around the cliffs in storms…)
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Excellent – one in a fine series – presumably you didn’t get so wet taking this one 🙂
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Thanks a mill, Robin. Ah, somewhat, if it’s not water from the sky, it’s from the sea, if not both. But wind in right direction for keeping the lens dry 🙂
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stunning! and (!) one of my favourite sentences all time. being, in itself, rule number 2
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I’m glad you put it here too then 🙂 Thanks. Not sure I got the rule number 2? What’s number 1?
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AHHH, that’s
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That’s that? 😉
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that cannot be answered with the use of a writing tools.
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gotcha 🙂
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