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Seeing the Burren and heading to Ennis
A Travel Blog entry by gluxonthego from Ennis, County Clare, Ireland
... as well as a short film. After visiting that we drove through the Burren stopping at Caherconnell Ring Fort, the Poulnabrone Dolmen (an ancient burial site), the Newtown Castle and the remains of a 12th century church. All of them were very interesting ...
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Busy Back In Seoul
A Travel Blog entry by heatheravan from Seoul, Korea Rep.
... Chengdu China for two nights then to Tibet. Footnote: Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty and the Gochang, Hwasun and Ganghwa Dolmen Sites are all UNESCO World Heritage listed. [note Gochang and Hwasun sites not visited] Travel Tip: The airport subway link ...
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On remonte vers le Nord
A Travel Blog entry by claire-michel from Propriano, Corsica, France
... qu'Obélix a bel et bien fait un voyage en Corse, car on a visité 3 sites où se trouvaient des menhirs, et même un dolmen. De ce côté-ci de l'île, les randonnées sont plus "molo". Les changements d'altitude sont très faible, et les sentiers ...
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Ireland May 2006
A Travel Blog entry by markus92 from Ireland, Ireland
... . We wandered to an area that predates the castle by thousands of years. It was evidence of Ireland's pagan past. There is a stone dolmen used in Celtic/druidic rituals . . . and on the trail up above the dolmen was a place called the "Witches ...
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A Nord.. A Nord.. Bretagna-Normandia
A Travel Blog entry by maurice1943 from Modena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
... cioè fino al 2000 a.C. La lastra inferiore, all’esame degli studiosi, si è rivelata antecedente la costruzione del dolmen, e contemporanea al complesso dei menhir. Quando il complesso fu distrutto, la pietra mantenne la sua posizione originaria, e ...
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The hard 'footloose' work begins
A Travel Blog entry by diff54 from Castell D'Emporda, Catalonia, Spain
... I saw only one tree that had 3 stages of growth. By the time we reached the highest peaks there were sites of 3 Dolmen-burial tombs. Two of them circa 2700-2200 BC, and one circa 3000BC. One was suggested as a great picnic area. The whole ...
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Galway City & tours
A Travel Blog entry by sfotch from Galway & nearby environs, Western Ireland, Ireland
... was added to the medieval splendor of the castle. (Maybe more information than you wanted.....) Today it is a 4 star hotel. From there, we went to the Ross Errily Friary, also Augustinian in the town of ...
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Kerala holiday May 2008
A Travel Blog entry by indianature from Periyar/Thekkady, Munnar, Idukky,Chinnar, Marayur,Thattekad, India
... closest was a receptacle for leaking sewage water from the toilets. Consequently, vincas grow in wild profusion around this hapless dolmen. There was not much litter, as very few bother to go beyond the first dolmen. Noticing plenty more Muniyaras ...
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first two days of magic, plus the last two now
A Travel Blog entry by marykateri from Salar de Uyuni, Potosí, Bolivia
... lake two piles of stones, and stick a flat one across the top, and prance proudly around it. While they played I built a dolmen, and what a dolmen it is! Most original thing on that shore of straight-up cairns. Nat and I figure we should outdo them some ...
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San Augustin
A Travel Blog entry by keelaurow from San Augustín, Huila, Colombia
... around 1550 AD before the arrival of the conquistadors. The burial mounds they left behind consist of sarcophagi enclosed in a dolmen-like tomb (i.e. built with rock slabs making up walls and a roof) and guarded by monumental statues. The archaeological ...
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My Iberian dream ... 2011
A Travel Blog entry by northqld from Madrid, Spain
... standing stone, a menhir. This is situated 1 km east from the other group of standing stones. The last site was a very large dolmen, and I mean large, compared to others I have seen in Ireland and France. Unfortnately, the one was dynamited so as to get ...
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Mokpo
A Travel Blog entry by mies from Mokpo, Korea Rep.
... the very famous Hwaseong Fortress, which was indeed quite impressive and photogenic. Another daytrip went to Ganghwado Island, where I saw a dolmen (but I was hardly impressed because they have much bigger ones near my parents' place), a so-so temple and ...
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All aboard the Paddy Wagon
A Travel Blog entry by m5edward from Glendalough, County Wicklow, Ireland
... in the 6th century town. We spent the additional time exploring the three buildings in town, and drinking tea at the local hotel. Senses What I Saw: Countryside, Ruins, pre-Celtic Bronze Age hill, A Castel, Graves, River and Lake What I ...
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Driving in a circle
A Travel Blog entry by ginapeach from Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
... are two cannon balls still lodged in its outer walls. We then finished the loop by heading north toward Carlow and the Brownshill Dolmen which is a megalithic tomb thought to have been constructed about 5,000 years ago. It was then just a short drive to ...
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Another 10-building town
A Travel Blog entry by melanie.c from Covadonga, Asturias, Spain
... the world was definitely necessary. Did a little internet time and walking around Cangas de Onis, where we saw the Roman Bridge and a dolmen (this one 5,000 years old, used as pagan sacrifice grounds). Returned to the hostel, forced myself to go for a run ...
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PS. I love Ireland
A Travel Blog entry by londonlove from Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
... , plants and of course, sheep are found here. In the Barren there is a 5,000 year old tomb called Poulnabrone dolmen. We had a quick lunch in Kilfenora and passed through the village of Lisdoonvarna. Every year the city holds Europe's largest singles ...
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Car hire... a necessary evil
A Travel Blog entry by b3ennyk from Stansted, England, United Kingdom
... as a tourist attraction worth visiting!!” I think the name “rock” threw me as just another stone formation like the dolmen. But… according to the GPS there was no way I was going to make the detour there and still get to the ...
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Kilrush, County Clare
A Travel Blog entry by tomodea from Kilrush, County Clare, Ireland
... landing so we were glad we had decided to stay on the mainland. We then drove through the Burren, visited the Poulnabrone Dolmen, a Portal Tomb dating from between 2000 BC and 3000 BC, and the Burren perfumery which has a well laid out herbal ...
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