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In early summer, sea pinks blanket the edges of the land in a haze of pastel colour, swaying lightly in the ocean breeze. Despite their fragile appearance, they are remarkably tough — salt-tolerant, drought-resistant, and rooted firmly in thin, stony soil. Seen against the vast blue of the Atlantic, sea pinks embody the quiet strength of coastal Ireland: resilient, graceful, and eternally bound to the sea.

Sea Pinks at Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare, Ireland.

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