Here’s how it was out along the Copper Coast here in Co. Waterford today ~ seapinked and blue:
energised;
barefoot
alluring;
Delighting on the Copper Coast
Here’s how it was out along the Copper Coast here in Co. Waterford today ~ seapinked and blue:
energised;
barefoot
alluring;
SOCIAL BRIDGE ~ Jean Tubridy connecting with you from Ireland 
Truly beautiful…
Glad you like the post. The Copper Coast is very special to me.
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Thank you, Chris
Oh thanks so much. I’m honoured.
Such beautiful pictures
As usual, the camera doesn’t do it justice at all, Joseph.
Yes they never do. 🙂
We can only try!
🙂
Oh Lord, I miss the ocean.
Share in my happiness for now, Paul!
Gorgeous
I’m so pleased you agree, George. My spiritual home, I think!
When it looks so beautiful, what temperature is it there? Did I tell you I can’t come until next summer :(?
Hi Luanne, high 60s -low 70s.
That’s a real pity about having to postpone but it will be worth the wait!!
Yes, it will be because we’d like to bring our adult kids!
I’m sure they’ll love it too!
beautiful!
Thanks, David.
Glorious!
CC, thought this would appeal to you alright!!
Gorgeous photos.
Thanks Sandy. The scenery is stunning in this little part of the world.
Lovely photos
I’m blushing, Val, getting such a comment from you. Hope you’re in good fettle and that Sligo is basking too.
So beautiful Jean…I love the little sandals someone couldn’t wait to toss them aside for their love of the beach. The winding road and the flowers on the beach says it all..lucky you for being able to visit these beautiful places that you do..Around here you have to pay to park at the beaches..bummer!
Hi Joni, the sandals took my fancy too ~ especially the way they were wrong way round (to the adult eye). I’ve no doubt the child’s eye was on everything that there was to do at the seaside.
Years ago I found one similar to the ones’ shown…after a few days in the same spot where it was dropped (possibly from a walker with a stroller)…I hung it on my trellis by my Butterfly Bush…it stayed until it was weather-beaten and disposed of a few years..So when I saw your picture it brough back memories…
Oh I’m glad to have brought back such lovely memories, Joni.
Beautiful ♥
Many thanks, Reena.
‘Seapinked’ is such a lovely notion…. Love it!
Thanks Patsy. Just wrote itself ~ you know the way.
Wish I could close my eyes, say the magic word, and appear in the Copper Coast.
I wish you could too, Pam!
Loving all your pics of Waterford Jean! And love puppy Stan too 😃 xx
Hi Billie, thanks a million. Stan will be delighted too! xx
It really is a lovely spot Jean! Though I always wonder how people can go home without their shoes …
Val, apologies for the delay in responding to your comment but you rendered me speechless with the matter of the going home without shoes. I’m still wondering about it too and have been seeing shoes all over the beaches this weekend. Have to say the ones I pictured had owners nearby but it’s pretty incredible how many good ones seem to get left behind. Son’s dog has a passion for shoes and always seems to find a few for me. The other day he made off with one which was brand new and I suddenly saw that it belonged to a little kid who was in swimming. Frantic replacing before anyone noticed!!!
At least you got it back before it was chewed! Our terriers can’t resist a forlorn shoe 🙂
It was just a stroke of luck!
Truly beautiful, it was dull damp and cold here today !
We’ve been basking, Willow.
LOVE IT!
Ah thanks, Dana.
Oh my God, Jean, that last photo especially is just so very beautiful, love it so much, it is Ireland at its best too. So many nice things Ireland has going for it, fantastic.
Beautiful photos!
Thanks Willowxx