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| When we motored out from Dingle there was hardly a breath of wind but close to Charlies Island there was a two foot swell. We tied up to the buoy and Jill produced this fabulous lunch. There were birds nesting all over the Island but particularly on the cliff face - so we had a marvelous view of Puffins and Guillemots. |
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| This is Charlies buoy which we tied up to. |
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| The reason behind taking this photo is that we spotted an otter playing around in the sea and this is the bast photograph that we could get of it. |
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| These are the rocks near the island with there three holes through, this is a difficult photo to take because usually you do not see them. Locally they are known as the Cathedral rocks. |
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