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Ring of Kerry
It's easy to see how we spent so many hours in such a small area. We stoped for pictures of everything from daisies, to cows, to abondoned stone houses. A helpful hint from Fodor: "All tour buses travel the Ring of Kerry counterclockwise, so we recommend that independent travelers take it clockwise."
PAN-IREL-aa-R22-11-13 Ring of Kerry Coast
(about Panoramics)
The "most photographed" spot in Ireland.
Indeed! I shot a whole roll in just a few minutes!
Comments from Fodor: "Allow at least one full day for the Ring - and pray
for sunshine, which makes all the difference." (Amen!)
4003 Ring of Kerry
(Also available as an Irish
Blessing)
IREL-aa-R22-09 Ring of Kerry Coast - 1
IREL-aa-R22-07 Ring of Kerry Coast - 2
IREL-aa-R22-17 Ring of Kerry Coast - 6
IREL-aa-R22-08 Ring of Kerry Coast - 7
IREL-aa-R23-04 Ring of Kerry Coast - 9
IREL-aa-R22-03 Ring of Kerry, Scenery - 1
(Another of those ancient
forts, like Staigue Fort)
4002 Cows in a Meadow
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Blessing)
The Skelligs
The Skelligs, in the distance, are "a group of conical-shaped rock islands. The largest one, The Great Skellig, rises 700 feet out of the Atlantic. It has the remains of a settlement of early Christian monks, reached by climbing 600 increasingly precipitous steps." (Fodor) ... We didnt go there.
4005 The Skelligs at Dusk
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Blessing)
Irish Blessings: 1-10, 11-20, 21-30
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More Ireland: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16
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