Derrynane Caherdaniel
Ring of Kerry Caherdaniel, County Kerry, Ireland
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... whip cream. Not a bad combi.
Continued on the tour. Bad weather. Rained non-stop. Couldnt stop or see much. View across the bay to the Dingle Penninsula was totally obscured by the mists and rain. Stopped at Waterville for lunch. Braved the wind and rain to the coast for quick photos. Raced back to The Lobster for lunch. Only served sandwiches and soup. oh wellz. Best there was. Braved the wind ...
Killarney and Dingle
... phone was reporting disconnected but we knew he lived in Castlecove so called into the first business we came to in Castlecove (which was an eating place) and enquired of Seamus. The proprietor said he definately new of Seamus and wasn't awar that he had left town. He added however that if it was a plumber I;d be needing, one of the two blokes eating breakfast at the window table was a plumber and might be able to help (after he'd finished his breakfast.)
Enter Dominic ...
Closer to Caherdaniel than Waterville
... day.
Hot water in the shower went on the blink this morning so showers are taking less time. Its not freezing...but just enough to take the freezing chill off it.
Yesterday ...
Drove down to Caherdaniel to check out the situation with respect to rubbish. (garbage) There is no such beast as a garbo here....you dump your bottles in a series of bins just south of the village...one bin for allum cans, and one for ...
Preak through the fog
... he von Köln, die den Ring of Kerry Weg bewältigen wollen. Die beiden haben sich für insgesamt 215 km Strecke 1 1/2 Wochen genommen, obwohl im Reiseführer 3 Wochen angesetzt sind. Hut ab! 10 km Tagestouren sind da das ganz normale Programm und der Rucksack sah nicht gerade halb gepackt aus. Da schauten wir zwei uns an und waren froh, den kleinen Mädelsflitzer dabei zu haben. Wir machten Bratkartoffeln für die ...
Second day in beautiful Dingle
... drop offs into the icy turquoise waters in below and we continued up until we reached the top.
What a site to behold….it was a perfect view of the An Blascaod Mor (or the Great Blasket Islands) as well as Mount Eagle. Imagine a rocky formation jutting out from the green land and over the ocean and all to yourself. The winds here were howling and not really that cold, but required a jacket and hat/hood. Ginger and I found a nice little patch of ...



