Daily Microblog
Cliffs of Moher
Me, Cliffs of Moher, walking Liscannor to Doolin. 100’s of people at visitors’ center who came to look over the edge.
Next Up: The Burren
We’re repositioned and ready to backpack parts of The Burren, starting Thursday.
Limerick
On a bus, transport public. We drove thru old Limerick\I wanted 2 Tweet\A poem, real neat\But needed > 118 characters.
A Spare Pub
Panic! Our local (Eileen’s) is closed Mondays. Mercifully there was another decent pub in Kilcrohane, down the road.
Sheep’s Head Peninsula
Posted about our current base for hiking: Sheep’s Head Peninsula, southwest Ireland.
Contrails Over Sheep’s Head Peninsula
Hiked to end of the isolated Sheep’s Head Peninsula, while 1,000’s of people flew silently to N. America (contrails).
Peat, Rock, Heather
Sheep’s Head Peninsula: walked on a ridge trail on peat, rock, and heather, with the Atlantic on each side.
Sheep’s Head Way, Day 1
Today, we start walking The Sheep’s Head Way.
Fog of Jet Lag
Cork, Ireland, end of noisy pub meal, the server said “turkey sex farty.” Fighting the fog of jet lag, I paid €36.40
Jet Setting (Not)
Living the jet-set highlife, at Chicago’s O’Hare waiting for a flight to Shannon. Maybe if I took off my shoes…
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
Rock art, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia’s Red Centre. Kodachrome, 1992.
Kepler Track
4-day tramp, Kepler Track, South Island, New Zealand, 2006. The mist did a dance, revealing glimpses of steep valleys
Marine Smoke Grenade
Marine smoke grenade, backyard family gathering, near New Orleans, Louisiana, 2003.
Sunrise in the Andes
The sun suddenly punched through dawn, in the Andes, near Puerto Blest, Rio Negro, Argentina in 2008.
Clouds Imitating Planes
Clouds imitating planes at Kona International, Hawaii Big Island, while waiting for an interisland flight in 2005.