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In Co. Kerry
... pour. It did not stop until we got closer to ballymarkeery. It was a bit scary as there was a detour onto a road that was not really suitible for high volume of traffic and rough terrain. We did not really relax until we stopped for tea at the same house we attempted to go to on route to Dingle. Then we went home.
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Rain and Mountains
Last weekend we ventured to Killarney for a day trip. I can honestly say, when I envisioned Ireland, this was what I was picturing.
Killarney is a beautiful little town. The houses are all in a row and multicoloured. Little pubs were everywhere to be seen, and the weather acted very Irish (wet and cold, all day).
We ...
Dingle dangles
... fog. Fortunately, the fog prevented us from seeing the sheer drop offs. There was a light rain, as we coasted into Dingle town. We pulled out the guidebook and started the driving tour. First, we saw a stone pillar left over from the Neolithic Age (4000 BC). It was either a grave marker or a property marker, but looked quite similar to the stone boundary markers I saw in Mongolia. Down the road a ways, we pulled to the side of the drive to look at a Stone Age ring ...
Irish Paradise
... but did walk for 5 hours. We got very dirty on this hike, but it was well worth it. The hillside was so green, it was beautiful! On another day, we decided to go for a long walk out to the Lighthouse. This was our favorite scenery so far. There were beautiful, jagged cliffs leading into the ocean, this was the part of Ireland I had wanted to see most! We obviously had to climb all the way down them and get close to the ocean! It was quite a climb and many of the cliffs ...
Today was a lazy day
... was to see a couple things east of Dingle, then hike up to Eask Tower to the west of Dingle, then drive up to Connor Pass to the north of Dingle. But since it was misty out, we decided to head east first and hope that it cleared up later.
Our first stop was Minard Castle, on old castle ruin with cracks running down the two remaining walls. It was situated on a bluff above a lovely beach.
Our next stop was a wedge tomb that was supposed to be above ...
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