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costaexpress Jan 2, 2018 14:26:19
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Carrowkeel for me, not just 2017, any year ever, closely followed by Cromeleque da Portela de Modo. For 2018 I can't wait to get an opportunity to discover the Beara Peninsula and back up to explore some more of the Scottish Isles, so much to see, so little time

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tjj Jan 2, 2018 17:42:59
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costaexpress wrote:
Carrowkeel for me, not just 2017, any year ever, closely followed by Cromeleque da Portela de Modo. For 2018 I can't wait to get an opportunity to discover the Beara Peninsula and back up to explore some more of the Scottish Isles, so much to see, so little time
I went to the Beara Peninsula in 2012 (where does the time go) the year after my Irish mother died. I think I went for her - it was the most magical week. It is a wonderful elemental place with small stone circles, wedge tombs and standing stones almost all within sight of the sea. We stayed in Glengarriff though maybe Castletownbere would have been a better choice. I was very sad to leave, it felt like I was leaving my mother behind. Probably won't go back but the place will always stay with me.
Go!

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ryaner Jan 3, 2018 02:36:25
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costaexpress wrote:
Carrowkeel for me, not just 2017, any year ever, ...
Yes, Carrowkeel, only 130 miles away and only been once. The Bricklieves are beautiful, worth going even without the megalithics. I think I feel a road trip coming on...