crookhaven造句

• All around Crookhaven, rugged West Cork collides with the Atlantic.
• Crookhaven itself swells and shrinks with a different sort of tide.
• The southern entrance is located at Crookhaven Heads and is permanently open.
• The road ends at Crookhaven, a yachting harbour village.
• She arrived at Crookhaven on 27 November and Long Reach on 16 December.
• Before Crookhaven, a scenic, rugged minor road leads to Mizen Head.
• The lantern was removed and later used in the Crookhaven Heads Light, built in 1904.
• As with certain other amenities, the Crookhaven Harbour Sailing Club also only opens in the summer.
• The Lucey family of Waterville and a French Company operating out of Crookhaven were also in the business.
• As a result, many critics and residents had begun to refer to Brookhaven as " Crookhaven ".
• The villages of Ballydehob, Crookhaven, Goleen, and Schull are located on the peninsula to the east.
• This river is now known as the Crookhaven, but the name was adopted for the Shoalhaven area and the Shoalhaven River.
• Crookhaven was also used by Guglielmo Marconi as a location for experiments in wireless communication and ship-to-shore communication.
• It is also sometimes used as a mark for yacht races from local sailing centres such as Schull, Baltimore, and Crookhaven.
• "Sugar Cane " left St Helena on 25 October, Crookhaven on 25 December, and Kinsale on 31 January.
• In 1959 Crookhaven was the subject of a film by English film maker James Clarke in his film " Irish Village ".
• The area was useful for these purposes as a fixed telegraph line also connected Crookhaven and Cape Clear Island-located eight miles away.
• Some of these tests and experiments took place between the Fastnet lighthouse, Crookhaven, and Cape Clear Island-since they were so closely connected.
• On 10 November in thick fog the captain, C . W . Popham, mistook the Crookhaven lighthouse for the one at the Old Head of Kinsale.
• That's when we like to walk down to an arm of the sea called Galley Cove that comes within a hairsbreadth of turning Crookhaven into an island.