Moville is a small tourist town, situated on the west bank of Lough Foyle and the eastern edge of the beautiful Inishowen Peninsula, near the northernmost point in Ireland. Across Lough Foyle lies Northern Ireland, with the city of Derry being about 30 km south of Moville. While most of our days are spent in Moville, we do hop on a bus fairly regularly and wander around in a different town, thus the blog name, Somewhere in Ireland.
Beautiful shot, Bill!
ReplyDeleteThe lighting and the soft blues are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThat arrives without novelty.
ReplyDeleteTomás.
Belas fotografias.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
Andarilhar
It's big !
ReplyDeleteLovely light in these shots Bill and what a wonderful backdrop. Sights like this are why it's essential to live by the sea 😊
ReplyDeleteBeautifully lit, and what a setting!
ReplyDeleteLove that first shot, Bill!
ReplyDeleteLittle red modification on the same view. Friday`s greetings from Bergen
ReplyDeleteIt certainly dwarfs that rowing boat or skull that's out there nearby. And is that another hull next to it? It doesn't look like a towboat...
ReplyDeleteE as montanhas, ao fundo, são um show a parte.
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