Dingle Pennsula

On the southern side of the Dingle Peninsula we cycled around Slea Head and camped at the Rainbow Hostel. We then headed to Kilarney, with beautiful scenery and rain showers. The next day we were due in Cork, but it took us 7 hours to go one third of the way, due to a stomach bug that took us both down. We checked into the closest hotel, slept 14 hours straight, and were able to limp the rest of the way in.

Mail box

The road around Slea Head

We checked out a stone hut built by Christian monks. It was stunning how well the stones had been fit together, even centuries later.

Ogham stones. This is an example of the first writing in Ireland. 

A close-up of a different set of Ogham stones.

I finally know what that second bottle cage is for. 

The Inn that Tom Crean opened in Annascaul. Seems he didn't fancy being a  sailor after The Endurance...

Inch Strand, surfer' paradise.

A surfing class heads to the water. 

Alex doing a on-the-road adjustment.

Ironically the nicest place we stayed was when we were sick.

Actual black sheep.