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  • Leanne CoadeTravelerIreland and The United Kingdom
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    • Day 6
    • Friday, August 25, 2017
    • ☀️ 16 °C
    • Altitude: 5 m
    • IrelandPortmagee51°53’10” N  10°22’3” W
    Wildflowers against the rocky coastline
    Wildflowers and sheep dotting the rock outcropsNo colour enhancement needed - true colourStone wallsCliffs of KerryHeather and sheep dotting the hillsCliffs of Kerry

    Ring of Kerry, Skellig Ring, Ireland

    August 25, 2017 in Ireland ⋅ ☀️ 16 °C

    Drove from Cork to Kenmore, this was our starting point for our sightseeing around the Ring of Kerry and the Skellig Ring today. Couldn't believe the wild flowers on the side of the road and purple/pink heather all over the mountains. Large Red Fushia bushes growing wild on the roadside, orange, yellow, purple flowers and wild blackberries everywhere. The homes all have the largest hydrangeas bushes I've ever seen with colours from white to pale pink to blue to purple to almost a red - stunning. The scenery was amazing - deep emerald green fields held in by rock walls dotted with white sheep. Rugged stony outcrops laced with lichens. The sheer Cliffs of Kerry at Portmagee and sleepy fishing villages. Grand!Read more

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