Coomhola Valley
€29.95 €59.95
Description
“As the Coomhola River tumbles from Borlin to the sea, gathering tributaries, it forms many pools amongst the riffles and glides. These pools, in summer, provide leafy shelters for salmon and trout. To anyone who has fished or walked the river, each pool has its own character, and each its own name . . .[From Hidden Gold, History and Folklore of the Coomhola and Borlin Valleys Julia Kemp: Coomhola Borlin Community Development Association 1998]
Information
Print and Packaging
This product is a ‘print’ and is shipped in a cardboard tube. It does not include a frame.
Shipping
We currently offer free shipping worldwide on all orders over €100.
Sizing
Sizes are in inches.
Return & exchange
If you are not satisfied with your purchase you can return it to us within 14 days for an exchange or refund. More info.
Assistance
Contact us on +353 (0) 275 5016, or email us at fujifilmbantry@gmail.com.
Specifications
| Dimensions | N/A |
|---|---|
| Frame type | Not Included |
| Packaging | Cardboard Tube Roll |
| Product Type | Ultra HD Print |
Est. 2001 SATISFACTION GUARANTEE Worldwide Delivery
Bantry is a beautiful and modern harbour town in West Cork, one of the most picturesque parts of Ireland.
It is located along the renowned Wild Atlantic Way touring route and is the perfect base from which to explore these stunning lands. The people here embrace visitors as one of their own, so don’t be surprised if locals strike up a conversation or wave hello to you as you drive past.
Adrian Cronin was born in Bantry, the Heart of West Cork. Having studied fisheries science in Tralee he then worked in Greece, Connemara & East Cork before returning to and settling down in Bantry. He married Caroline and 3 sons later they now own Bantry Photo Shop.
His love of nature and scenery can be seen in his photographic works.
If you call to the shop and he’s not there you can most likely find him on a hilltop or coastline with his trusty Canon camera in hand.
