What a lovely peaceful night that was at Garinish. Beautifully calm this morning, just a couple of early fishing boats puttering out to break the
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Kenmare, and Another Garinish
Last nights wild camp turned out to be idyllic. This morning saw a beautiful sunrise and moonrise combined. And the day turned out to be
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Castletownbere, Dursey Island, Garinish Point and Allihies
Plans for a longer walk failed to materialise this morning. I’ll out it down to the slightly overcast start to the day, that had us
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The Sheep’s Head Peninsula and Bantry Bay
After a little bit of a lie in to get over the effects of the Guinness, we headed out to the tip of the Sheep’s
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Mizen Head and The Sheep’s Head Peninsula
Carry on Wildcamping. That’s what it’s turning into. We’ve managed to avoid campsites so far, the process of driving keeping the batteries topped up, and
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Kinsale & Toormore Bay
After stocking up at the Midleton farmers market, we headed around Cork (saving that for another time) and down the coast to Kinsale. Our guidebook
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Midleton Farmers Market
Turned out to be a peaceful night for a town carpark. Fortunately no boy racers dong donuts around the place, although we were woken at
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Tintern Abbey and Waterford
We can report that our first night in Ireland was very pleasant. Despite probably being illegal, because it said no camping, we woke even closer
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Pembroke to Rosslare Ferry
Ahh, another ferry. It didn’t take long before my mind was filled with the lilting tones of Rod Stewart’s ‘We are sailing’, until I remembered
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Autumnal adventures: The Emerald Isle
After what’s been an interesting and multi-faceted summer, we finally get to the point in time when we can set off again for a slightly
