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Using Instagram
I have finally yielded to the hype and I’ve downloaded Instagram. Instagram is a photo sharing app for smartphones which allows photos to be uploaded and shared. Mood filters can then be added to enhance the original. At this time … Continue reading
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Tagged Gap of Dunloe, Instagram, Ireland, Kerry, mountains, walking
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2009 Photo Record
Here are some of my favourite pictures from 2009. Click on any of these photos to enlarge. February 2009 – Galtee Mountains, Co. Tipperary April 2009 – Germany (Wiesbaden and Stuttgart) May 2009 – Glenmalure,Co. Wicklow May 2009 – Grand … Continue reading
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Tagged aberystwyth, brecon beacons, Carrauntoohil, clare, Cliffs of Moher, Cork, elan valley, Galtee Mountains, Galtees, glenmalure, grand canal, Ireland, Kenmare, Kerry, kildare, Kurpark Wiesbaden, midleton, mountains, pen y fan, prosperous, sheep's head, Skelligs, st david's, Stuttgart, vines, wales, Warme Damm, Wiesbaden, wuttemberg
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Kerry Way 2009 video
And they said that squeezing 16 hrs of walking in Kerry down to two and a half minutes could not be done. Pah! I grimace menacingly in their general direction. Here is the video of the walk. Right here, right … Continue reading
Kerry Way Walk 2009 – a debrief
I’m back from a three day sojourn in south Kerry, walking 71 km in aid of cancer research. The format of the event this year was different from previous years, in that we were based in the same location for … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, tours and trips
Tagged Beara Peninsula, Cork Cancer Research Centre, hiking, hillwalking, Ireland, Kenmare, Kerry, Kerry Way, Killarney, Lauragh, Moll's Gap, Torc Waterfall, walking
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Skellig Islands video
This is a video from an incredible day on the Skellig Islands two weeks ago. These rock stacks off the coast of Kerry are home to huge numbers of sea birds including gannets, puffins and razorbills. Skellig Michael hosts a … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, tours and trips
Tagged Atlantic Ocean, boats, gannets, Ireland, Kerry, Little Skellig, puffins, razorbill, sea, Skellig Michael, Skelligs, video
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Another trip into the clouds
On the day after Christmas Day, I climbed Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland. Carrauntoohil is located in Co. Kerry, not so far from the towns of Killarney and Killorglin. It is part of the Magilicuddy Reeks, the loftiest of … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged Carrauntoohil, Christmas, hillwalking, Ireland, Kerry, Magillicuddy Reeks, mountain
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The land of rainbows
Rainbows. My one abiding memory of my holiday in Kerry this year. We stayed in Banna Strand, a few miles outside Tralee. There is a marvelously long beach there, plus a swimming pool and kids’ activity centre so the kids … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs
Tagged Ballybunnion, Banna Strand, Dingle, Ireland, Kerry, Rainbows, Slea Head
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(Not) ready to go
My charity walk begins this weekend. We will be starting in Caherdaniel at 8.30 tomorrow morning, ending up in Killarney around 3 in the afternoon on Sunday. This means I have to leave home at 5am tomorrow. I thought I … Continue reading
I'm going on a charity walk
On July 25th to July 27th of this year I am going on a sponsored walk in aid of the Cork Cancer Research Centre – a local charity. We will be walking part of the Ring of Kerry, from Caherdaniel … Continue reading
A Journey to Purple Mountain
I took a trip to Purple Mountain in County Kerry this weekend. Purple Mountain is the highest in a small cluster of peaks directly across the lake from the town of Killarney. We started our trip by the tourist centre … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged Gap of Dunloe, hiking, hillwalking, Ireland, Kerry, Killarney, mountains, Purple Mountain, scenery
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