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The “Beacon” in the Baltimore Harbor (Dún na Séad in Gaelic), County Cork, May 2006.
This enormous structure is known as “The Statue of Salt” or “Lot’s Wife” because of its peculiar white color.It is located on the top of a cliff at the entrance of Baltimore Harbor, in front of Sherkin Island.
"Summer Sky in Ireland"
Dawn at the lighthouse in Muntervary, in the Sheep's Head peninsula, County Cork, July 2006.
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"Ladies's view"
"Ladies’ view" on the top of the Killarney Natural Reserve Mountains (Cill Airne in Gaelic) County Kerry, June 2006.
This famous panoramic point gets its name from the enthusiasm shown for the view by the ladies accompanying Queen Victoria during her visit in 1861.
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"Blossom River"
The source of the Bandon river in Dunmanway (Dùn Mánmhaí in Gaelic), County Cork, April 2006.When springtime comes, the aquatic plants blossoms and the rivers of Ireland are full of color and aroma. An early morning walk with the sound of gentle flowing water, birds singing and the blossoming fragrance will prepare one for any busy day!
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"Calm Water"
Boat tied up at the Lough Leane, in Ross Castle riverside, Killarney Natural Reserve (Cill Airne in Gaelic), July 2006.
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"The forgotten roads"
A track road in the Natural Reserve of Glengarriff (An Gleann Garbh in Gaelic), Crossterry Mountains, County Cork, December 2005.
Ireland has thousands of roads including modern highways, national routes and country side roads. But there is another kind of road: the one that allows the adventuring tourist to lose themselves deep in the countryside, to wander high over the mountains, far away from everything. Even in the busiest season, these roads feel deserted.Solitary...that is the way I found this road on a winter’s day with lot of sun, but cold and windy!
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"Shehy Mountains"
Sign post in the Shehy mountains, County Cork, June 2006.
