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*let's herself fall down exhausted before hugging you all* I just got back from Ireland and still am a little dizzy after weeks of traveling. Even the most splendid time can be exhausting. But before crawling into my bed and sleeping some hours, I'll have some pictures up for you. They are just some I did when I was there, but it will take much time to sort them all out.
First impressions of Dingle Peninsula:
On the road to Slea Head, visiting the famous Bee - Hives the coast was even more spectacular:
The most western point of Ireland. Slea Head, is - with the exception of Iceland - the most western point of Europe. Legend has it that Mor and Lir married here.
An evening on the road back to Anascaul:
Abbeydowney Friary ruins:
A windy morning in Killarney national park:
Coast at Dingle Bay:
On the road to Connor-Pass:
First impressions of Dingle Peninsula:
On the road to Slea Head, visiting the famous Bee - Hives the coast was even more spectacular:
The most western point of Ireland. Slea Head, is - with the exception of Iceland - the most western point of Europe. Legend has it that Mor and Lir married here.
An evening on the road back to Anascaul:
Abbeydowney Friary ruins:
A windy morning in Killarney national park:
Coast at Dingle Bay:
On the road to Connor-Pass:
