[Categories: Travel, Photography, Photography 101 Forever]
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Fri. 30 Apr. Glenveagh National Park. Our tour gets a few hours here but it’s worth at least a half day. Take the time to walk a lot if you get here. We saw some walking the 2 miles or so from the main entrance. Good for them. Worth it.
Click the gallery below to open to individual photos. Click photos again for a nice enlargement. The tulips are quite striking. I don’t know what I did to that one. I probably had Vivid Mode set in the old Canon SX200.
Ireland would be a great place to visit for several months. Get a room, really spend some time places. Walk, read the history. Absorb the surroundings while one absorbs one’s favorite Smithwicks Ale or two. Hmm.
Enjoy.
John's Space ..... 
I see from the map that you walked at least part way up the hill. It is a great place. I was just getting the hang of blogging [wrote too much, edited too little] when we were there but managed some fun photos of birds: https://ralietravels.wordpress.com/2011/09/27/birds-and-turf/
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P.S. Love the owl pix in your post. And peat is neat, though not much heat. Mankind adapts with what is available.
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The great thing about the Emerald Isle is you can partake “a Smithwicks Ale or two,” ……three, or I forget, and then still, you can absorb the history.
The only challenge would be remembering, later.
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Ha ha!
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beautiful! So green and very clean
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Thanks for the brief tour John – I especially liked the shot with the arches
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