Travel Experiences from Kenmare

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Beara Peninsula
July 1, 2009 - Kenmare, Ireland
Of the peninsulas we have driven, the Beara is the most beautiful and interesting.  It is also the most remote and rugged which perhaps is part of its appeal.  Though the day was cloudy and foggy at times, the vistas were quite inspiring.  When we got out to the end of the peninsula, we came to some road construction which detoured us on one track roads that had grass growing the the center.  Paul is to be commended on his masterful driving since very often we had to quickly pull over to...
By Sondra, Paul and Mara Dee in Irish Odyssey

Dingle to Kenmare
June 29, 2009 - Kenmare, Ireland
  Dingle Penninsula It was raining as we set off to tour the Dingle Peninsula. Our first stop was at the Dunbeg Promontory Stone Fort which lies right on the edge of the bay. This is a small but impressive fort located on a sheer cliff promontory which projects into Dingle Bay. It is unknown how old the ruins are because there is an absence of datable finds. The best guess is that it was in existence in the 8th or 9th centuries AD. We left the fort and continued on to the Blasket Center...
By Sondra, Paul and Mara Dee in Irish Odyssey

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Kenmare Street

Kenmare Street

Sign of good health?

Druid Cottage

Beautiful View

 

One of the many grottos we have seen

Rocky Beach

Countryside at end of Ring

Waterville

Distant Beach on Ring

 

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