Sunday, April 17, 2005

A break in Kenmare



Last weekend I was in Kenmare, and isn't it amazing how quickly you forget that there are some very beautiful places in our own small country? That's the trouble with a life spent gallivanting around Europe on rushed motoring missions.

These shots below are from the small island that is part of the Reenagross Woodlands Park not far from the front of the Park Hotel. A middling kind of day, just before Sunday lunch.



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