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| Derryclare Lough, Connemara, Ireland |
Good evening all, I have a few snaps for you -(if you click on them, they should get bigger) it's been a while since we had some pics of Ireland here on the blog, and that's mostly cos it's been a while since I've been traveling, but we did manage to scoot down to Connemara for a few days last month. I thought you might like to see these while I'm footering in the background with the blog - hoping to refresh it a little, so bear with me, things might be out of whack for a day or two!
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| Derryclare Lough, Connemara, Ireland |
If I was a real photographer, I'd p'shop out those telegraph wires... I would love a good camera, but for my level of knowledge, the point and shoot does ok. I can wholeheartedly recommend the boat trip - the children go free and the onboard catering is yummy! Hot chocolate and apple pie while cruising in Ireland, doesn't get any better.
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| Donkey in Inagh Valley, Connemara, Ireland |
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| The Connemara Lady cruise boat, Killary Fjord, Ireland |
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| View from The Connemara Lady cruise boat, Killary Fjord, Ireland |
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| Mist coming down to the boat, Killary Fjord, Ireland |
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| More Mist! |
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Just gorgeous. I love when you share photos of Ireland.
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A beautiful part of the world to be sure !!! You had some great weather. There's something very romantic about the mist in the west of Ireland.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! We really must visit Ireland!
ReplyDeleteYou live in a beautiful country. I love when you post photos. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSensational pictures! I feel like I just took a mini vacation. Maybe someday I will really visit. Thank you, Claire.
ReplyDeleteClaire it's lovely! Thank you for sharing.. and so glad you had the chance to enjoy life for a few days!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Claire! I never thought of visiting Ireland until I found your blog, but it's on my to visit list now! I can't even imaging living in such a forever green place with such amazing ancient pieces of history too! Anything "old" here is a few hundred years old (the missions that the Spanish built are the oldest!) Thanks for showing us: I always love seeing the places you share with us! Hugs, Helen
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