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20-AUG-2010

At the Quay

What a difference a day makes! Apart from a couple of really torrential showers, one of which forced me
to seek refuge in a clothes shop for 20 minutes (no I didn't buy anything), it's been warm and sunny today.
Took Fudge and our teenage son up to Gyles Quay this evening. The tide was fully in, covering the
sandy beach. We walked along the pier instead and Fudge got to meet a friendly sheepdog.

Gyles Quay, or The Quay as it's commonly known, was once a popular holiday location for people
from Dundalk, all of seven miles away. Many families spent their entire holidays in caravans, with
the fathers joining them at the weekend.

Nikon D90
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Carol Rollins25-Aug-2010 00:16
This is a very pleasing composition, Mairead. ~
Yiannis Pavlis24-Aug-2010 21:47
The scenery is great , so is the capture you made of it! V
Doug Cruden21-Aug-2010 21:45
Some lovely lines here Mairead - and gorgeous evening light
jlm21-Aug-2010 18:27
Good composition !
Walter Otto Koenig21-Aug-2010 15:25
Wonderful perspective and composition. Very nice lighting late in the day. "V"
Patricia Kay21-Aug-2010 12:52
Love the composition of this beautiful scene Mairead...BV
Nora van Beek21-Aug-2010 11:15
Beautifully composed and interesting scene with nice, soft lighting. ~V~
Neal Nye21-Aug-2010 10:57
A very pleasant scene with those little spots of color. And what a lovely view those people must have who live in the houses in the background.
Alan K21-Aug-2010 08:21
Reminds me of Manly on the north shore of Sydney; "7 miles from Sydney and 1000 miles from care", so the slogan went for a ferry company in the 1940's when it was a holiday destination. Now it's a 15 minute commute by jetcat. I like the angles in this one; the angle of the boat echoing the angle of the seawall in the foreground, that breaking off on a different angle to the wall on the right which in turn breaks into the angle in the background; it tends to pull the eye all through the picture.
Colin Storey21-Aug-2010 07:49
Veery nice harbour scene with wonderful evening light. v
Mary Terry21-Aug-2010 01:40
Nicely composed image!
pkocinski20-Aug-2010 22:14
Great shot of what looks like a well protected harbor.
John Reynolds LRPS20-Aug-2010 20:34
Attractive nautical scene. V.
John
Johnny JAG20-Aug-2010 20:17
Did they move frisco?
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