Another delicious
breakfast. Met two Danes who were
walking the Dingle Way, having their luggage taken to a new B&B every
day.
Headed down to Dingle. After getting some info at the tourist center
and seeing petrified stegosaurus poop, we strolled the town looking at the
shops.
Started driving along the
coast. After a mocha and scone for me and an Americana for Jim at the
Stonehouse We found the "Fan" sign
signaling the start of a portion of the Dingle Way.
The path was lined with purple, red, and yellow wild flowers and tons of
blackberries (Jim ate a least a pint).
We passed several sheep along the way.
The view of the dingle bay we're breathtaking and though the sun was
warm, the cool breeze kept us comfortable.
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| Blackberries everywhere! |
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| So many beautiful wildflowers |
We decided to follow the
very narrow road along the coast. I
avoided looking out the window! After stopping to view the scenery at Slea Head, we encountered a traffic jam as a tour bus tried to round a sharp corner
with a line of cars in the other lane. So... we decided to return the (safer)
way we came!
Enjoyed our late afternoon
wine and guiness and some delicious breadstick-type snack called "salted
twists" at the picnic table at Lurraga House B&B, planning the next day's
activities.
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| Lurraga House B&B |
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