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Boyeeghter Bay or Murder Hole Beach, Melmore Head, Rosguill, County Donegal, Ireland
Even though I travel across Ireland on the sunniest of days capturing photos, there is always that curious side of me that also wants to investigate any caves and mysterious places I come across. Caves are not the boring dark scary places most folk believe they are. Cave walls hold so many various colours and textures that have been slowly enriching over millions of years. Some colours found in caves are tones I have yet to see naturally elsewhere 
Thinking it all over in my mind I’ve come to the realisation that our ancestors certainly had the right idea by living in these mysterious caves. Clearly for the shelter benefits from the harsh elements but more especially for the scenic reasons.
Each morning they awoke to be greeted by this unchanged scene through their front entrance hole leading straight onto the sandy beach. What a way to start your day! Clearly this mightn’t be a lifestyle choice for everyone, especially now in modern times with our home comforts etc however, it’s something i’d personally prefer over a bustling city view any day 
