Wednesday, May 29, 2019

Coral Strand and Killary Fjord

We visited Coral Strand, near Ballyconneely, which comprises detached red calcified seaweed, otherwise known as coralline algae. Some larger pieces were found in a variety of colours. The grandchildren went pony trekking on another beautiful beach with the rocks covered in Sea Thrift. In the afternoon, we went on a trip round Killary Fjord. The area was hit badly by the Potato Famine in the 1840s - the remains of the field strips can still be seen.



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