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1. A beautiful country! Haunting. Especially liked the photo of Glenary Village.

   1. Thank you so much! Can you believe that the village was only abandoned in the 1960’s?

2. Thank you for a nice… “stroll”. 🙂

   1. Thank you for walking along 🙂

      1. My pleasure. I do miss Europe’s long and beautiful walks in the countryside. 🙂

         1. You have an airline, just pack your bags 🙂

            1. Haha! My tickets and accommodations are already booked solid for the summer. 😉

               1. Another summer, then 😉

                  1. Yep. I’ve really grown used to spend two summer months in Paris. 😉

                     1. And who can blame you 🙂

3. Beautiful ❤😊❤😊

   1. Thank you!

4. Breath taking. You have such an eye fro capturing the beauty and the grandeur of the mountains and then you have these amazing ones in black and white of the sheep that are like a whole step back in time xxxxx

   1. Thank you for taking time to comment! I am off line this week, will catch up on the weekend.. xxxx

      1. Don’t worry my darling. I don’t know if it was maybe me by mistake when I scrolled down here one time and it jammed as it often does her cos we are near the North Sea, and clicked unfollow but I had no notifications of your posts so I was just catching up.

         1. Ah, no worries, I am on an off myself, and all my posts are written in advance. I write when I have the time for writing 🙂 This week i only answer the comments and don’t even have time to visit xxxx

         2. Don’t work too hard. I hope you are doing something nice xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

            1. If only 😦

         3. Yeah, know the feeling xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

5. Absolutely gorgeous countryside. One of my dreams is to one day visit Ireland. Your travels only reinforce that desire! 😀

   1. Thank you so much, Linda! These are mostly my old photographs. I am too busy to go to the mountains these days 😦 Hope you come to Ireland some day and use my blog as a route planner 😉

      1. Sounds delightful! 🙂

6. I am getting lots of Ireland pictures this week. My wife and her sister are visiting family up in Belfast/Armagh. Such as lovely country.

   1. Oh I am glad to hear this. Hope they have a better weather up North. Belfast is a beautiful city with exquisite architecture. Armagh is beautiful too, they have two magnificent cathedrals. You should advise them to visit Dark Hedges which is nearby. Another couple of years and the place will disappear.

7. My, what wonder and a hearty walk, indeed! I’m very glad to have eaten before I read your post, Inese. Your love of nature certainly shows in each beguiling photo. The heart cloud is a present to you, I’m sure. for you capture hearts quite easily. Have a lovely Sunday!! xoxo

   1. Thank you so much, Rose! ❤

8. Marvelous!

   1. Thank you! 🙂

9. Beautiful!

   1. Thank you Olga! Sharing my old pictures 🙂

10. A fantastic heart. Very sweet. ☺

    1. Thank you! I was speechless when I saw it 🙂

11. Beautiful photographs, especially the black and white ones. Another fab walk xx

    1. Thank you so much! It is the last one in the series. No more walks for a while 🙂

12. I bet the Rhododendron Fairy Tunnel is amazing! I love rhododendrons! I have to say, it looks pretty awesome in the winter too, and I love the black and white photo. Also, a heart shaped cloud…probably the coolest cloud I’ve ever seen. I guess it made your wait worth it 😀

    1. Thank you so much! The tunnel is quite long – there is a break somewhere in the middle, and then the tunnel continues. It is how you get to the Cross monument I wrote about. The cloud was very unusual indeed – the sky was clear with very little feather-like white clouds. This one was thick and grey 🙂

13. Magical Inese, the heart-shaped cloud is amazing – a perfect close to your post.

    1. Thank you Andrea! In real life it was even more magical 🙂 After another 20 seconds the cloud went behind the hill for good 🙂

14. The long and winding road, beautiful photos.

    1. Thank you Bob! Covered all the mountains in these five blogs 🙂 Next time I will climb higher 🙂

15. I can well understand your need to keep returning to these beautiful mountains, Inese. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed taking the tour with you over the past few weeks, and have been very impressed by your stunning photos and the variety of images you’ve shown us. The heart-shaped cloud was definitely a rare treat…so unusual. I’d also love to see the rhododendron tunnel in flower and walk through it imagining the fairies watching, out of sight. I always enjoy seeing your b/w photos and how they can create a completely different mood. A lovely series of posts altogether! 🙂

    1. Thank you so much, Millie! I would feel very lonely if I had traveled without my blogger friends 🙂

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