After a fairly overcast day, the evening sky turned out to be quite pretty. Took this from Dalkey Hill.
Blathnaid Healy
Occasional postings about journalism … and sunrises!
Tagged with dublin …
Perhaps the only person happy with the bad weather …
A kitesurfer enjoying the waves and wind this evening off Sandymount Strand, Dublin
Waves crashing near the Forty Foot, Sandycove a short while later
Snapped these on my way home from work this evening – the waves off Sandycove seemed huge!
Be careful out there,
Blathnaid
Dusk, three skies
The weather has been April appropriate - changeable! The skies in the evenings have been stunning and turbulent. Yesterday evening, at the same time, it seemed like there were three different skies.
Good Friday morning, Sandycove
Took these early this morning on my way into work shortly after 7am. It was so quiet out, only a few cars on the road.
For all those also working today – I hope it flies by!
-Blathnaid
Rays of sun over Scotsman’s Bay, Sandycove
It’s been a few mornings since we’ve seen the sun. After two particularly stormy Dublin days it’s nice to see it return. Still very chilly out there though!
Have a lovely day!
Blathnaid
Poolbeg lighthouse shortly after sunrise
Poolbeg Lighthouse this morning
It’s freezing out this morning, but the colours in the sky and sea were very pretty.
Have a great day!
B
Dolphins in Killiney Bay on the Shortest Day of the Year
It was a stunning morning down at White Rock. I went down to get my annual photo of the sunrise, but instead was very taken with, what Twitter tells me, are a pod of three dolphins who are resident in the area. I’ve never been fortunate enough to see them there before, but apparently they are often seen on a calm day. They were in very playful form. A beautiful sight to watch.
Here are some of my photos:
Lastly here are a couple of photos of the sunrise that I set out to watch:
Hope you’re having a lovely Christmas week.
-B
