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Lovely photos of this beautiful area, Brendan. You are right about the dwarfed lighthouse.
ReplyDeleteAt the risk of sounding spooky, you are approaching the Costa Da Morte (death coast) of Galicia, named thus for all the storms and shipwrecks that have occurred over the years with huge loss of life. In fact, you will probably see the many crosses placed along the cliffs to commemorate the victims. Must be very sobering to sail these waters.
Nice photos Bren; a very impressive set of cliffs indeed. Hope you don't run into Storm Agnes tomorrow - I'm battening down the (metaphorical) hatches here. Steve
ReplyDeleteI'll just catch the edge of Agnes Steve, so a few nice days here in A Coruña but you're really going to cop it if the weather chart is right. Gusting 60 knots?
ReplyDeleteYes looks like it, was 70 a day or two ago but now forecast is for 60 mph. Staying in tmrw looks like !
DeleteOops just checked again - now forecast is 70 mph at 11 am tmrw (slightly apprehensive, West Cork)
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