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Hi ^_^
I am new here...there are so many beautiful photos....
I am not good as u are and I don't have a proper camera, just a normal digital camera...
Hope you don't mind if i take part while I lurk lol
(I think you know, but it's River Lee in Cork at twilight, btw)0 -
Local fishing boats blocking access to Ballyglass Pier, Belmullet Penninsula, Mayo last night.
The larger boats in the distance belong to Norwegan company Mammoet Van Oord. These boats intend to carry out contract work for Shell EP in bringing the Corrib Gas pipeline onto the shore at Glengad, which will then be refined at nearby Ballinaboy.
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