Two cruise ships, the MS Astor with 620 passengers and 278 crew and the MS Cloud with 296 passengers and 185 crew sailed in to the harbour yesterday. They got to enjoy the town and the nice weather we had. It was a good day for their visit.
So many tourists! I'd be inclined to run for the hills, though I probably exaggerate. We get a lot of summer visitors and many more than that for our Lavender Festival in July.
Wow, that's a lot for a town to take in. When we go to Grand Cayman occasionally, they publish the cruise ship schedule with anticipated numbers so that locals know if they should avoid the popular spots that day!
Hopefully the tourist trade was good for business.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Yes , I hope they contribute to the town and commerce financial status in a good way.
ReplyDeleteUm porto bem frequentado e com movimento.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
OMG, so many people in town, it seems all cities in Europe are flooded with tourists nowadays.
ReplyDeleteGot to keep the tourist ¸¸♬·¯·♩¸¸♪·¯·♫¸¸Happy¸¸♬·¯·♩¸¸♪·¯·♫¸¸.
ReplyDelete...this reminds me of the Adirondacks Mountains, soon there will be more visitors than residents.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteNice picture so with the cloud cover above the boats.
Greeting from Patricia.
The more I look at your cover photo, the more I love it. Todays is really nice also.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy tourists.
I hope Killybegs was ready for them Bill 😱 Gorgeous view of the harbour.
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed at how such huge ships can navigate in such close quarters.
ReplyDeleteThat harbour is busy!
ReplyDeleteThose are big ships!
ReplyDeleteBusy harbor----tourists bring money
ReplyDeleteMB
nice shot :)
ReplyDeleteThey come...and they go....hopefully leaving some of their money in the community.
ReplyDeleteNot a good day for you to be out and about in town, Bill!
ReplyDeletePerfect timing that you could capture this photo. Glad the weather was so nice and I hope the guests are good for the local economy.
ReplyDeleteSo many tourists! I'd be inclined to run for the hills, though I probably exaggerate. We get a lot of summer visitors and many more than that for our Lavender Festival in July.
ReplyDeleteBig economy boost! Lovely capture.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a lot for a town to take in. When we go to Grand Cayman occasionally, they publish the cruise ship schedule with anticipated numbers so that locals know if they should avoid the popular spots that day!
ReplyDeleteI'm back blogging again. Love your new banner. My Irish friend and I are getting around to visiting Ireland, so stay tune. Not sure when....
ReplyDeleteI do hope the added people helped the tourist trade …
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan