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In the morning, the local surfing school got their boards out and a crowd of youngsters descended to the beach to enjoy the waves. Pauline even had a go on her water-board; not sure whether that counts as surfing - porbably not.
Wednesday 6 July 2011
Inchydowney
We could not find anywhere to camp around Kinsale so decided to wild camp above the beach at Inchdowney. We arrived there just as the sun was going down with a spectacular sunset. Popped in for a beer or too in the hotel at the top of the hill.
In the morning, the local surfing school got their boards out and a crowd of youngsters descended to the beach to enjoy the waves. Pauline even had a go on her water-board; not sure whether that counts as surfing - porbably not.
In the morning, the local surfing school got their boards out and a crowd of youngsters descended to the beach to enjoy the waves. Pauline even had a go on her water-board; not sure whether that counts as surfing - porbably not.
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