The Collins Family on the Web - Part 8

The County Cork side of the Healy Pass road is the 'curviest road in Ireland'.

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The County Cork side of the Healy Pass road is the 'curviest road in Ireland'. / The County Cork side of the Healy Pass road is the 'curviest road in Ireland'.

The rectilinear patterns on the hillside on this stretch of the Healy Pass road are the decades-old remnants of turf cutting to harvest peat for heating fuel. Peat harvesting continues today; however, the practice is criticized as unsustainable.

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The rectilinear patterns on the hillside on this stretch of the Healy Pass road are the decades-old remnants of turf cutting to harvest peat for heating fuel. Peat harvesting continues today; however, the practice is criticized as unsustainable. / The rectilinear patterns on the hillside on this stretch of the Healy Pass road are the decades-old remnants of turf cutting to harvest peat for heating fuel. Peat harvesting continues today; however, the practice is criticized as unsustainable.

The bay at Dunboy Castle

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The bay at Dunboy Castle / The bay at Dunboy Castle

Dunboy Castle ruins

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Dunboy Castle ruins / Dunboy Castle ruins

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Dunboy Castle ruins

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Dunboy Castle ruins / Dunboy Castle ruins

Dunboy Castle ruins

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Dunboy Castle ruins / Dunboy Castle ruins

Dunboy Castle ruins

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Dunboy Castle ruins / Dunboy Castle ruins

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The bay at Dunboy Castle

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The bay at Dunboy Castle / The bay at Dunboy Castle

Seán starting a fire in the Kelly Kettle to boil water for coffee

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Seán starting a fire in the Kelly Kettle to boil water for coffee / Seán starting a fire in the Kelly Kettle to boil water for coffee

Fanning the fire

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Fanning the fire / Fanning the fire

Looking good!

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Looking good! / Looking good!

Now we can add the Baileys to the coffee!

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Now we can add the Baileys to the coffee! / Now we can add the Baileys to the coffee!

It was awfully foggy when we drove past the copper mines

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It was awfully foggy when we drove past the copper mines / It was awfully foggy when we drove past the copper mines

A brief stop in Glenaran

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A brief stop in Glenaran / A brief stop in Glenaran

Leaving the Beara peninsula

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Leaving the Beara peninsula / Leaving the Beara peninsula

The Gougane Barra Hotel on Gouganebarra Lake was the last overnight on our tour.

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The Gougane Barra Hotel on Gouganebarra Lake was the last overnight on our tour. / The Gougane Barra Hotel on Gouganebarra Lake was the last overnight on our tour.

The Gougane Barra Hotel

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The Gougane Barra Hotel / The Gougane Barra Hotel

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