Thank you. If you get time try to see the limestone pavements in Co Claire. We saw some but should be many more & other wild flowers now.

A tinkers caravan on the water. Wonderful!

Limpets

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patella_vulgata

I Hope it comes true!

Try "We haven't seen any boxes of cash sitting on the side of the road."

One of the things I loved about Ireland was the brightly coloured buildings many with "pictures" painted on them.

You see that yellow 135? The one with the lights and the '135' in the black circle on the side? Forget museum piece, there are still at least three of those (in faded red) still working in our valley in the Ariege! The brakes are hopeless, when they go straight down a slope they have to drag a plough or heavy weight so they don't run off into the stream at the bottom! I know several local French farmers who would be ecstatic to visit that museum shed, if they could read the English that is... We're glad you're still enjoying the ride, 'managing' the weather and on schedule with no mishaps! Here's to the next 2/3 of the journey :-)

It’s nice there are folks down there to give scale to the cliffs. It looks amazing.

What a great way to spend your birthday! We did this same route but by car of course, & it wasn't raining. We also took several of the same photos (great minds etc) even the windmill was closed as was the cafe next door. Bonne continuation.

By the time you get this you will have done it. We drove over & it is wonderful

By the time you get this you will have done it. We drove over & it is wonderful

This looks like Cornwall? I can't wait to see it myself. Ireland is just lovely.

Just loved that wall mural, also this area is so similar to Cornwall!

It is such a cute town. Population of just above 2000 and 50 pubs … and 1 million visitors per year.

I always forget to take the food cam shots. I must try to remember.