Excellent pics, interesting story, thank you.
And in the end I actually ended up on the same pass!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.
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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I still think it looks like a goats skull !Dinner time.
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Pudding time.
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If there's one thing the Irish café suppliers know how you make it's Lemon Meringue Pie, it's something I seek out at any café when I'm over here, though I've never figured out what's with the almonds
Excellent pics., interesting story, TY.Just to add to your excellent thread
I saw this in Newport, Mayo on Friday and it mentioned Frangoch camp in Wales
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It was fabulous thank you. I'll update the thread when I get home. You guys home safe?How was the ‘Road bowling’?
You guys home safe?