Carnlough Harbour by cfulton
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Description
The entrance to the little fishing harbour of Carnlough. The coach driver took a lengthy smoke break, which suited me just fine - I was on holiday after all - no rush to be anywhere.
Pretty much like today, my first of unemployment since leaving high school in 1980. Other doors are opening so all is good!
Enjoy life!
Clive
Comments (12)
Very lovely capture Glad to hear that you have access to a new job already
I look away and I as a way Fallaise hearts with this genre. Nice interpretation of your views. Congratulations and many thanks for sharing ((5 + +)) Je regarde au loin et j'y voie comme un coeurs avec cette fallaise genre . Belle interprétation de tes visionnements . Bravo et mille mercis de partager ((5++))
What a peaceful view (in this weather, anyway)! Enjoy the gap. In the main it isn't what happens to you that matters in the end, it's what you DO with what happens to you that counts!
Love the photo, daddy. I just love how the water ripples and the beautiful view! Love and hugs xxx
A really lovely capture Clive.
I am glad doors are opening Clive. Sorry that this should happen to you and any one. Well cant wait to be in the Cape and to meet you Clive. I am counting the days now. God Bless.
a lovely scene
Wonderful capture! We love not being in a hurry. Life is so much less frustrating without deadlines. Enjoy your time between jobs! :)
Love the composition...nicely balanced...background, mid-ground, foreground. Very pleased to hear about things opening up for you Clive!!!
Awesome scene Hugs Susan
Fantastic composition.
That slanted flat green hill across the harbour just pulls me over...what a lovely spot!