Valentia's Spectacular Bray Head Walk.
Skellig Islands Views.
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| Blue day at Bray Head. Sheep, sea, and sky. |
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Starting up the hill. Not the most difficult of walks. Allow about 2 hours
total for the return trip from the car-park (€2) at the bottom. |
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| On the way back down. |
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The remains of a signal tower from the Napoleonic Wars,
one of a series around the Irish coast, marks the end of the outward walk. |
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| Come in No 01144, your time is up! |
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| Never saw the place so covered in furze |
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| Little Skellig |
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| Looking down to Portmagee and the bridge to the island. |
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| The Skelligs from the tower. |
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| Skellig Michael |
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Enjoyed the crepe more than the coffee.
Then went in search of something stronger but the whiskey experience was closed! |
All pics above from Aug 2022.
The two below from Apr 2022
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| The Skelligs are in view all the way up. |
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| View from the carpark. |
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