Tranarossan Beach
It was at the end of another lockdown. I understand the need for it, of course, I don’t like it either. This time people are only restricted to travel within the county. One of the places which I never visited before was Murder Hole Beach. Some friends were raving about this place and I thought I came close to visiting the place before but wasn’t able to because it was high tide. I wanted to take this opportunity to pay a visit to this place. I haven’t been to this area in a while so I think it would be a good refresher. A friend of mine was talking about it the previous year and they were lucky to get there before all the lockdowns happened.
Hiking Towards Murder Hole Beach
Murder Hole Beach in the Melmore. I remember going there before and admiring the cliffs and seascapes here. I thought to just drive up to Melmore Head and figure out how to get there once I arrive. I was told that there is a path across some farmland for people to access the beach. When I arrived, I reached what appears to be a park for holiday homes. There was a sign here which says that there is no entry here. I was confused. However a kid told me that the landowners have closed the path. I wasn’t sure what happened but I could guess that there must have been some unruly visitors here which forced the landowner to close the path. The landowner keeps farm animals here so I might have been that they were disturbed by the rowdy visitors. It is a shame but I totally understand their reasons.
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