26+6=1. Or 2, depending. Alternatively: In search of a Hufflepuff.

So, Ring of Kerry? Tick (again).
As mentioned by myself and J.B. it's become a victim of it's own popularity - however all is not lost.
At Cahersiveen Phil decided to go direct to the digs while I carried on with our original plan; it's becoming patently obvious that the best he can manage in my company is about 5 hours and that's despite the fact that we have no intercom connectivity in our respective crash helmets. :ROFLMAO:

My route took me from Glenbeigh to Glencar then down to Blackwater Bridge and it was terrific.
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f you're in this neck of the woods and you like slow, single-track routes I'd recommend it, this area is twinned with Glencoe and it's easy to see why.

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And in the end I actually ended up on the same pass!
 
Yesterday (Saturday) morning I went on a ride led by Jockser which took us through some fabulous scenery, no photos as I was enjoying myself too much.
We had a coffee break at 1130 and met Melody and some other lovely locals.

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At this point I dropped off the organised rode and went back to the hotel to pick up Phil who'd decided to have a relaxed morning.
We did a nice loop for a couple of hours then headed back to the excellent hotel for a short walk then tea.

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You've got Moneypoint Power Station in the background. I used to go there a lot with work. If you're looking at this on your phone, zoom in on the old photo I took below, you'll see how they get the coal from the corners of the hold, to be able to use the grab on the crane.

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Excellent trip report Bill, and great to meet you in person!

I seem to have brought the Irish weather home with me yesterday as it’s been pissing down all morning here! :rolleyes:

Hope you both have a safe journey back.

ATB
Toddy
 


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