As i haven't been on any particularly interesting juants lately, i'm going to cheat a bit and go back a few months to September and share with you some photos of the top of the Knockmealdown mountains.
It's a bit of a trek, but well worth it when you reach the top.
I was a bit worried about taking our two doggies as they're getting on a bit, but they were really keen and after flaking out for a bit...
they were soon up and about and raring to go.
Megs was looking out for prey and not doing a very good job at being stealth.
It feels like your on top of the world up there.
If you squint you can just see the sea in the distance.
You can see for miles. That's son no.3 taking photos of the view and...
this...
which is this.
Which reads 'Tipperary-Waterford border. County Waterford's highest mountain, 2,609 feet.
All that fresh air has given me an appetite, so i'm off for a cuppa and a bite to eat. :-)
Thanks for dropping by.
Beautiful hills a little like our Longmynd hills in Shropshire - the dogs surely were having a great time - enjoy your week - Jane
ReplyDeleteThe dogs loved it Jane. I thought they'd be worn out the next day as they are both 11 now, but they were fine.
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Thanks so much for following me and I am so glad to have found your lovely and interesting blog. Beautiful views and photos in this post :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Ragged. I'll look forward to more of your posts. :-)
ReplyDeleteReminds me of down here in West Cork, Deb. You always take great pics.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave and thanks for dropping by. :-)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful pictures - my favourite is the one of Megs peeking out. What a wonderful place for dogs to run :-) x
ReplyDeleteShe 's always on the alert is Megs. I think she's frightened of missing something. :-) x
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely over the water there. I must go for a visit.
ReplyDeleteIf you do MQ, i don't think you'll be disappointed. :-)
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Glorious. What a view! You have made me long to go mountain hiking now :o)
ReplyDeleteI feel a bit like that too CT. ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt all looks beautiful, having to put the lights on all day because it's so dull at the moment is not doing me any good.. so it was nice to see photos of open spaces and blue sky's..
ReplyDeleteAmanda xx
I know what you mean Amanda. I can't wait for the days to start getting longer. Thanks for dropping by.xx
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and a lovely day to remember.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gillian. :-)x
ReplyDeleteWow, you have some amazing scenery there! Just love the pics of Megs in the heather. :-) Do you get snow up on those hills in the winter?
ReplyDeleteWe seldom have snow over here, ( now i've said that i bet we have blizzards this year) but when we do it does sit on the mountains and makes them look a bit Apline. ;-)
DeleteOlá amiga, hoje quero agradecer a Deus pelo dom da sua vida, e desejar a você e sua família
ReplyDeleteum feliz e santo Natal, cheio de saúde e alegria!!!
Que seu coração esteja preparado para receber o Menino Deus!!!
Um grande abraço, Marie.
Thanks Marie. Happy Christmas and best wishes for 2015.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous series of photos. Happy 2015.
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda. Happy Best wishes for 2015.
DeleteHello!:) Thank you for being my latest follower. I scrolled down a little to see more of your blog, and you have some breathtaking images here. Beautiful, beautiful, panoramic views, and very sweet photos of your dogs.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing more of your beautiful country.
Best regards.
It is lovely up there, especially on a nice day. Thanks for dropping by. ;-)
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