Feeling Right At Home (Sat. 18th)

This morning at breakfast it was revealed just why we were feeling so much at home - same Eternal Beau dinner set! Although I do feel the extremely warm welcome that we are given by our Irish hosts is a big contributor also. This morning on leaving The Old Church House in Kenmare I was given a parting hug from Helen. Nice!

Today when I looked back at all my photos for the day I could hardly believe we have packed so much in. We started by checking out Kenmare's stone circle which was unimpressive when compared to Avebury and Stonehenge (from our previous UK trip).

On our way to Killarney we stopped of for a look at the Torc Waterfall which was enhanced by the moss covered vegetation which we walked through on our way to the fall. The sun streaming in through the gaps in the branches was really quite beautiful and confirmed the Emerald Isle yet again.

Just on our way out of Killarney we stopped off at the Aghadoe which included the remains of a round tower and church but also gave us amazing views of the town, the lakes and distant mountains. The historic cemetery is still being used with plots within the ruins.

Then it was onto Dingle Peninsula which did not disappoint. We continue to feel blessed with the weather we are experiencing. Although it was quite windy at times and the morning started off a little chilly, the blue skies in the photos speak for themselves.