We returned from Ireland a month ago, and the memory is still fresh for me. I vividly recall the smells, the colors, the wind, rain, and stone. Ireland presents a freshness and ancientness that my photos only hint at. If you ever travel there, be sure to meet the people, enjoy the food (and Guinness), see the sights, learn the history, and above all, enjoy each unhurried moment.
This is my final installment of Irish photo memories—a mix of new photos and some favorite moments in the order they were taken. I hope you enjoy them.
Previous galleries in this series:
- Wild Ireland—Irish landscapes and stunning scenery
- Taming Ireland—1,000 years of Irish stone architecture
- Relishing Ireland—Candid shots of us enjoying Ireland
Philosophers, The Old Library, Trinity College, Dublin
The Long Room, Kilkenny Castle, Kilkenny, Ireland
Plain of Tipperary from The Rock of Cashel
Near Killarney National Park and Muckross House
Near Killarney National Park and Muckross House
Near Killarney National Park and Muckross House
A local investigates the photographer
Haley sitting on the edge of the Cliffs of Moher
A view of The Burren National Park
Bee Orchid growing wild in The Burren National Park
Flower and Stone: Bloody Cranesbill Geranium growing wild in The Burren National Park
One of hundreds of sheep roaming the road in Connemara National Park
Spent rhododendron blooms on the shore at Kylemore Abbey
Anyone know what this is?
A parting view of Kylemore Abbey. This side hides most of repair scaffolding
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