It was a beautiful evening in Dingle. Light clouds in the distance promised a fantastic sunset. I decided to head to Stradbally Beach to the north of the town but time was running out. Up and down the Conor Pass and as I drove along the road I saw clouds rolls in off the sea…

Moments after the sun set over the Dingle Peninsula I went for a walk and captured this HDR panorama of Dingle Harbour from the pier there. The sky was mostly clear but there was a well placed cloud sitting just above the hills to catch the light of the already disappeared sun.

The long Summer evenings eventually turn dark, but clear skies remain bright for hours after sunset. Texaco Dingle, where petrol is €1.559/lt.

The Grand Harbour, Valetta, Malta.

Looking towards the Beara Peninsula from Sheep’s Head moments after this sunset photo. The sun had set behind the hills but it still lit up the sky for some time at this time of year.

This tree is the one remaining part of the old field left on the site of the “new” estate of Cluain Ard in Blarney.

All the fun of the fair at Disney Springs in Orlando, Florida.

Lots of tourists wandering around on the Giant’s Causeway, Co Antrim, in 2018.

The Hilton Orlando Buena Vista Palace in Florida was the location of the last Automattic Grand Meetup in 2019. of course there wasn’t a Grand Meetup in 2020, and there won’t be one in 2021 either.

The water is made smooth by a long exposure shot in Puerto Del Carmen, Lanzarote. BC (Before Covid).

Traffic speeds past the Sextant on Albert Quay in late October 2019. The building is gone now and missed by many Cork people. It was a familiar sight to me as it was on my route home growing up.

The fabulous Tritons’ Fountain in Valetta, Malta. The fountain was built between 1952 and 1959. I’m glad I saw it after it was restored in 2018. It seems to have had an interesting life if the Wikipedia page is to be believed.