Scenes near the sea on a stormy winter day
A bridge of rope, swinging and swaying
An ancient castle, deteriorating yet persisting
A seaside cafe, satiating and breathtaking
A shoreline sculpted by waves, ebbing and flowing
Scenes near the sea on a stormy winter day
Great photos. I’ve seen Dunluce. Crumbly!
Thank you! Yes, it is a crumbly, but impressive, old castle.
Definitely edgy Siobhan! These are perfect for the week. Loved the rope bridge but no way I’d ever attempt it!
Great selections. Love that crumbly Dunluce.
Thanks, Fred! It’s a castle with lots of character. 🏰
I love the ropey bridge. Fun to cross over it, i’ll bet. And to enjoy a coffee at the seaside cafe is a dream. The edgy photos are a great add too. Ireland was a great place to showcase both: on the edge, and water ,water, everywhere.
Thanks, Donna! It was a scenic place to visit and a memorable trip. 😀
Amazing pictures for this challenge. So glad you are enjoying your trip.
Love it, love it! The mood you went for it’s just perfect for wonderful edges. I can almost feel the sea breeze.
Thanks, Sofia! A windy, but beautiful place.
Just the sort of coastline I love, with plenty of drama! The castle looks magical and the cafe would be a great place for a hot drink on a windy day, while I’d love to try out that rope bridge 😀
Yes, that area has a lot of drama. Hope you can get there someday. We were on a Game of Thrones tour. 🙂
Oddly Siobhan, I remember commenting on your post but don’t see it here. Maybe I didn’t press Reply??? Anyway, loved your treatment on these, give a rather aged sense to them. Loved the rickety? bridge but only to look at, not to use! Also loved the Kitchen house – rather timeless. Well chosen for the week.
Sorry if you didn’t see your comment. Sometimes it shows on one of my devices but not the other. Yes, I tried to age them with the processing. Glad you like how they turned out! The bridge was well constructed, but it did swing in the wind. 🙂
A lovely collection, Siobhan. The coast of Ireland is perfect for this challenge. I haven’t been to the Giants’ Causeway yet…but I hope to, someday. The inn by the water is such a haunting image, too. I can imagine a fire, and people sitting around chatting, drinking…Wonderful.
Thank you, Patti! Yes, it’s a place of many edges. Hope you get to visit the Giant’s Causeway and other local sights someday.
Dramatic and beautiful – went to that coastline some years ago. Beautiful images! We could not walk that rope bridge, it had been vandalised the week before… Love to see these edges!
Thank you! Sorry you couldn’t walk on the bridge. It was closed shortly after we walked across it due to high winds.
Fab collection!
Love Carrick-a-Rede Bridge click.
Thanks! Yeah, I loved that bridge as well
You are welcome, my friend.