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Dingle Peninsula
Although it was somewhat foggy, we were still able to see plenty on this loop. As usual, the scenery was incredible.
In Co. Kerry
Aaron and I took a drive to County Kerry. It took about 3 hours to get there had we gone straight but we did not.
On route to Dingle. We stopped over at Macroom to grab lunch. We ordered our lunch to go and drove to a park bench near Kelarney National Park and Kelarney town then ate our lunch there. In doing so we saving both time and money (2 or 3 euros) over dining in. We then drove to someones house to see if they were home. They were ...
Misty, rainy, sunny, last day in Dingle
Feel like we know this place quite well. Just poured after breakfast so we chilled in the study; I copied an awesome piece for Mike on flyfishing "it's all about the silence" from a book on Kerry; R read the news. The rain eased so off to explore an artist jeweller who did Pandora like beads (maybe a gift for Maria?) as well as a few other treasures - oh dear again - they did my name in Ogham, the ancient ...
Dingle dangles
... fortified and well-constructed. Built between 500 BC and 500 AD, it's rock roof is still intact, although some of the outer walls have fallen into the sea. Just up the street we stopped to visit one of the beehive hut sites. These huts are made completely of stone and were used as living quarters. Often there would be a collection of the beehive shaped buildings within a protective stone wall. As the day went on, we found most of the countryside was dotted with ...
Living on the Edge
... for a water break to enjoy the view. As we continued walking, however, our path narrowed to the point there was only a few feet of walking room, with a fenced sheep farm to our right and a very steep drop-off to our left. Eventually the path disappeared completely and we had to scurry under the fence and into the field with the sheep. We were a little nervous -- what if the farmer didn't want people on his land, could we find our way back ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsAn Riasc Bed and Breakfast Ballydavid
“Very nice place”
Reviewed Feb 8, 2011
Although it's in the middle of nowhere, this B&B was a great place to stay for a couple of nights. The owner, Denise, is a great cook and very friendly. Our room was large and very nice. Driving out to it at night was a little tricky, but the views on a clear day are fantastic!
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