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On the road south from Limerick to Tralee | These shots were taken near Abbeyfeale | |
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Just west of Tralee heading towards Dingle | We start to climb into the mountains while the Tralee Bay and Atlantic Ocean streached out below. | |
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Rocky cliffs on the left side of the road. | | |
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| Rolling fields and meadows to the right down to the ocean. |
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As we move out the peninsula (this was near Camp) the rocks fade and the patchwork of farmland appear. | | |
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| Narrow two lane roads twisting through the countryside. | |
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| Entering the town of Dingle | |
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Downtown Dingle: Murphy's Pub | Downtown Dingle: Murphy's rooming house | |
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Downtown Dingle: The Murphys :-) | Dingle Marina | |
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A view of residential homes as seen from the Dingle pier | This was a windy and choppy day - normally there are dolphin tours that leave from Dingle and a resident Dingle bay Dolphin. | |
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It was too blustery for even the dolphin to be seen in the bay. He's lived there since 1994 and his name is "Fungie". | Fungie says "FEED ME"! | |
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Back on the road towards Tralee (one way in and out of the peninsula - well real roads anyway!) | | |
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Sheep picture for Cassy, this was taken just south of Derrymore. | | |
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Looking down towards CastleGregory. | There wasn't much to see in Castlegregory, but I did find these two Border Collie pups playing on the sidewalk. This shot is for Cassy. | |
