This is such a beautiful, green region of Ireland! The Ring of Kerry, in the southwest area of the country, is a 111-mile long circular scenic route popular with tourists. The roads are windy, the cliffs along the coast are rugged, and the sloping valleys and rolling hills are dotted with sheep.
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Along the route are small villages, considered some of the most traditional in Ireland.
One of the villages we stopped at had the funniest name: Sneem. It’s small; there are less than 400 people who call Sneem home. We enjoyed walking around, though, and taking a few photos.
In the afternoon, we visited Torc Waterfall, in Killarney National Park, before returning to Killarney to enjoy free time.
Next up: IRISH ADVENTURE # 24: KILLARNEY LAKES & HOUSE
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Hello, Elaine and Bruce! I am thoroughly enjoying your pictures, Elaine!! You are a very good photographer! I have a St. Brigid’s cross from the fellow with the donkey hanging on my patio. ‘Wishing you both well and great travels ahead! A friend and I are headed to Paris and a Rhone cruise with Grand Circle in June 🙂
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Thanks for your nice comment! Unfortunately, since you didn’t sign your name, I don’t know who I am responding to here. Happy travels!
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Sorry, Elaine! That comment was from Chris Byrd. I assumed my login ID was somehow attached, but I guess not. Keep up the good work and wonderful travels!
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Thanks!
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