Wicklow has a park just east of the main street that overlooks the Irish Sea. There are cannons from another era rusting in position and a small beach with multi-colored glass ground smooth by the action of the waves. Looks to have quite a few parties to have so much glass. We climbed about and sat on the benches and watched the waters. Every now and then a small sailboat was seen to the south heading out. There must have been a marina down that way but we didn’t see it. A few big ships passed further out to sea. Music: The Old Rambler |
The Yellow Sailboat of WicklowThe yellow sailboat headed out away from the shore to whereabouts unknownPerhaps like me the skipper wanted to be taken to where the boat was blown There is not much but emptiness in the Irish Sea But from Ireland you can sail to England, France, Portugal, Spain, and beyond, which is fine with me. |
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