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The Erris Head Loop walk: looking north east.
The Erris Head Loop walk: Pigeon Rock
Llandavuck Islet with the Stags of Broadhaven
The Erris Head Loop walk: Llandavuck
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A place by the sea.
Erris Head Loop walk stile
The Children of Lir Loop: Rinroe Beach and Point
Because it's Summer
Parc Asfordirol Penrhos ~
Skipness woodland walk
The Children of Lir Loop walk: Atlantic coastal cl…
The Children of Lir Loop walk: Big and empty
‘Cross Loop Walk’ gate.
The Children of Lir Loop walk: Kidd Island
The Children of Lir Loop walk: Stags of Broadhaven
The Stags of Broadhaven and Benween Head
The Deirbhile's Twist
Deirbhile's Twist
HBM ~ Deirbhile's Twist picnic spot
Dovestones in the heat
The Children of Lir sculpture
Peat harvesting
Leaving Holyhead
Blind harbour, County Mayo
A busy Dublin Docks
Passing South Stack, Anglesey
Waiting for the ship
A Skipness gate
Skipness Castle Gatehouse
Skipness Castle
Garlic and bluebells of Skipness.
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At the end of the day!
HBM ~ The seat of Keil
London: Big Ben view.
London: Tower Bridge
London: Tower Bridge view
Davaar Island, Kintyre
Down at the Gauldrons
Overt the Gauldrons
Common Seals at Machrihanish
The old slipway
Tranquil waters at Machrihanish
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The Erris Head Loop walk: Danish Cellar
Our first full day in this Irish County Mayo area of Belmullet takes us onto a fascinating coastal walk of around 5-7km. It starts from a carpark in a little cove intriguingly called 'Danish Cellar' about 15 minutes drive from our cottage. There is ample evidence of modern concrete ramps and steps built into the steep rocks to the water but I can find no more information regarding the history of this cove. This area did have a lot of Whaling stations in the old days and so I think it may have something to do with that. Notice the old rusty winch on the bottom left here. As all this area was invaded and occupied by the Vikings there are many references to the Scandinavian countries.
Our path will take us up along the fence on the top of these steep headlands and reward us with some spectacular sights.
ps - a great change from the UK is that we found that almost every country car-park was cost free.
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Our path will take us up along the fence on the top of these steep headlands and reward us with some spectacular sights.
ps - a great change from the UK is that we found that almost every country car-park was cost free.
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Superb image and information, Herb
Well captured. Have a good Sunday
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