Ireland day 0409. Friday 11 November 2022- Estuary Night

Today’s summary	A leisurely morning and breakfast then a quick walk with Val before lunch of Ikea vegetarian Swedish meatballs and salmon.   Quite nice.  Completed the difficult Spanish homework in the afternoon then in the evening walked out to the estuary following a route that avoided the locked demesne gates which thwarted yesterday’s effort to complete this circuit.   Very enjoyable, actually, even though a bit wet midway when it rained briefly.  Feeling exceptionally mild.
Today’s weather	Sunny in the morning, clouded over later, a light shower mid evening.   Strong southerly wind in the morning mostly died away by evening.   About 16C
Today’s overview location (The blue mark shows the location of my route)			Close-up location (The green line shows where I walked) (Click button below to download GPX of today’s walk as recorded, or see interactive map at bottom with elevations corrected): Estuary night walk

Commentary

(Summary blog only.   Last full blog was Day 0368).

 

Today’s photos (click to enlarge)

False jasmine still in full bloom at the bottom of Hanlon’s lane	The Casino – home of the model railway museum and Val’s day-time job – looking charming this evening.   The thatched roof has faded considerably even in the year that we have lived here
The path from Killeen Avenue through to Castle Cove, in Seabury	Further along the same path.   It was popular with dog-walkers this evening
Wonderlights is visible from far and wide
Impressive proto-puffball growing by the roadside in the Casino grounds.  The mild wet weather this autumn is causing fungi of all shapes and sizes to thrive

Interactive map

(Elevations corrected at  GPS Visualizer: Assign DEM elevation data to coordinates )

Download file: Night Time At The Estuary compressed corrected.gpx

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