Éire – 4 September

Da little footies are a bit sore!!

First stop – Cuilcagh Mountain Walk in an area that was commercially harvested of peat and attempts are now being made to rehabilitate – it is listed as a UNESCO Global Geopark.

Started off a little wet, cold and blustery – ponchos courtesy of Tilleys worked well . . . .

A few photos of the route – as usual with vistas like these the camera does not do it justice.

So this was the dangerous livestock . . .

This one thought that he/she would rather go chat with his own kind . . .

Somewhere out there is a road less travelled . . .
Looking back to start of the walk – how green was my valley?
Yep it really is this colour – bog grasses
A fellow traveller . . .
Flattering innit, but it does cover the cameras 🤣

Next (and last) stop for the day was a ramble around Crom Estate – managed by the National Trust.

Autumn is upon us – early drop on the ground on the Estate Walk

Below: Hard one to capture – a couple of 900 yo yew trees

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