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Coast Diary - March 12th & 19th
Coast Diary – March 12th & 19th
Wonky seagulls over Bride Street.. Though I was away for work last week, I was going to post something – a sketch of my runners on the edge of the tide as I took a paddle the night before leaving perhaps. Or the seagulls hovering in the blue sky above Bride Street in Dublin along with a rumination about how you are never really that far from a sea gull in Ireland. But I didn’t bother. And now…
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Coast Diary - March 5th
Coast Diary – March 5th
Very little coasting this week and lots of computery stuff and deadlines. I went for a walk on the main beach earlier in the week. I was hoping to be inspired for this week’s post but all I got was my ear infection rebooted. Well not entirely true. I also saw a dead, thick-lipped grey mullet being pecked at by seagulls, a part of a sea potato and some crushed crabs. The insides of their shells…
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Coast Diary - February 26th
Coast Diary – February 26th
There were some beautiful days out after the storms at the weekend, though a bit chilly and there was still a big swell going. I walked my usual loopy route a couple of times, down to the sea and back, saw the neighbour, saw Buzz in his tree, and the heron laboriously flapping his way from the mian beach overland to one of the coves to the west and wondered what I am going to keep writing about…
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Coast (to Coast) Diary - January 15th
Coast (to Coast) Diary – January 15th
The Island I took a trip this week to the Donegal coast, about as far as you can get from here by road. My purpose was to attend a workshop but I added a couple of days to make a little break for myself, a rare chance these days. I was first in Donegal over a quarter of a century ago with a pal who had access to a holiday home on an island. The house was a small, basic bungalow on top of a rock…
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