Surf's Up!
Went for a Sunday drive with the family to Lettermullen in Connemara yesterday after visiting the Coral Beach past Carraroe. As we neared the top of a hill we could see what appeared to be distant mountains- except they were moving. As we crested the hill we saw a sight that took our breath away. The sea was boiling up into 30-40' waves that were crashing onto the coast, creating a thick spray that was being blown inland for miles. It's hard to get a sense of the scale from the photos, but if you can imagine the sea wasn't even a quarter mile from the shed above.
I'd never been out that far before and I've never seen waves that huge so close to land- and I grew up in Donegal! Sometimes the sights you see around Galway when on a whim you take that back road instead of driving on are a treasure, and Galway has so many of these hidden gems warped into the rugged coast that you could spend years finding them all.
I'd never been out that far before and I've never seen waves that huge so close to land- and I grew up in Donegal! Sometimes the sights you see around Galway when on a whim you take that back road instead of driving on are a treasure, and Galway has so many of these hidden gems warped into the rugged coast that you could spend years finding them all.
Labels: connemara, Galway, photography, tourism
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