The next morning I drifted out on the tide. The wind occasionally giving me a hand. It would have been faster to row but when it is this peaceful and you are still moving why bother!

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The next morning I drifted out on the tide. The wind occasionally giving me a hand. It would have been faster to row but when it is this peaceful and you are still moving why bother!
Beautiful old glass windows... #thecastle #castletownshend (at Castletownshend)
Bedroom panelling... #thecastle #castletownshend (at Castletownshend)
Breakfast for two... #thecastle #castletownshend #westcork #perfect (at Castletownshend)
Underneath the antlers... #chandelier #antlers #thecastle #castletownshend (at Castletownshend)
Sittin' on the dock of the bay #Castletownshend #Castlehaven #Cork #WestCork #Ireland #WildAtlanticWay (at Castletownshend)
The Phoenix Pet-Friendly Cottage, Castletownshend, County Cork, South West
The Phoenix Pet-Friendly Cottage, Castletownshend, County Cork, South West
Description: The Phoenix is a delightful, terraced cottage located in the heart of the small town of Castletownshend in County Cork. With four bedrooms, two doubles, one with an en-suite shower room, plus one twin and one adult bunk bedroom, this cottage can sleep eight people. The cottage also includes bathroom, a kitchen and a sitting room with dining area and open fire. Outside is roadside…
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Sail #23.
A collection of some of the wooden boats of Castlehaven. There seem to be two types of clinker punt, the smaller, flatter-sheered pulling boats and the swoopier-sheered outboard punts. There is also surprisingly, a racing currach. Not pictured are the Ettes. There’ll be plenty of them coming up as I get through my Glandore Classic Boat pictures.