Remembering an Irish beach

Poking back through images, actually looking for something else, I came across photos of this beach on the Dingle Peninsula.  Remarkable at the time, and compelling to come across this evening, too.

A Dingle beach, full of geological interest
Just having returned from a lovely neighborhood concert, there is something grounding about these photos. 
a stacked collection


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