signs2

lots of signs to read down at the pier.  The big sign reminds you that you are entering a working harbour.

linking to Tom's signs2

small boat

 heading in to the harbour.  Those big ships make the boat look like a toy. :)

inspecting

the seagull inspecting the boat for food.  The boat just returned from an excursion.

killybegs harbour

 down at the harbour,  I like seeing all the different colours of the ships.  This is only a part of the harbour, there are many more ships docking on the other side which is behind me.  It's interesting when it is crowded because you can watch the ships dock up, much more complicated than parking a car but they make it look easy.

Benroe

the view across from Killybegs Harbour.  Benroe most commonly refers to a scenic area near Killybegs in County Donegal, Ireland, known for properties like the holiday rental Benroe House and for scenic building sites, offering views of Killybegs Harbour and access to the Wild Atlantic Way.

killybegs harbour

another bus window shot taken a few days ago.

killybegs harbour

 on a blustery day.

the big tree

down by the kid's playground at Killybegs harbour.  Not sure what kind of tree it is but it's usually packed with birds in the spring.

killybegs harbour

 

saturday critters

 posing for his photo in Killbegs.

linking to Eileen's critters

play area

for children down at Killybegs Harbour 

blustery weather

 

reflections

 down at Killybegs Harbour

sign2

 seen in Killybegs Harbour

linking to Tom's signs2

the seven

 parked together in the harbour.

killybegs harbour

 the section of the harbour for smaller boats

skywatch

monday at killybegs harbour.

linked to skywatch friday

funny mistake

I was messing with my camera today and it decided to click off a photo.  I heard it click but didn't see anything so I forgot about it.  Saw it later when I downloaded it. :)

redevelopment in Killybegs

down at the harbour.  A new tourism facility in conjunction with a digital hub targeted at fostering further business, enterprise and innovation in Killybegs.

Info courtesy of Donegal Daily

killybegs harbour

 a foggy morning