Tonnes of Seaweed thrown high into the air by strong swell and high-tides.The evidence of a which was in the rooftop gutters along Lahinch sea-front...3 storys up.
All the good work that was put in after the 1st storms damage .....gone
February 7, 2014
Seaweed in the Gutters- 3 storys up
The 2nd Storm came , they named it `Take 2`.
Tonnes of Seaweed thrown high into the air by strong swell and high-tides.The evidence of a which was in the rooftop gutters along Lahinch sea-front...3 storys up.
All the good work that was put in after the 1st storms damage .....gone
Tonnes of Seaweed thrown high into the air by strong swell and high-tides.The evidence of a which was in the rooftop gutters along Lahinch sea-front...3 storys up.
All the good work that was put in after the 1st storms damage .....gone
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