En-route to the Cliffs of Moher: a memorial to the men who have died attempting to tranverse the Atlantic by rowboat

County Clare, en-route to Galway. Surfing is very popular throughout the British Isles.

Castles crop up now and then…

Typical scenery in lovely Ireland.

On the walking route to Ballyvaughn, County Clare

Wildflowers are abundant

Church ruins are also abundant

Walking route to Ballyvaughn

Pancakes for breakfast in Dublin after carrying a sack of flour 3000+ kilometers. 2000 kilometers later I still have some.

Coastal road just south of Galway

Mick Gormly: Irish heavyweight champion for three years mid 20th Century. He then treated us to a performance of the Irish National Anthem

Typical cycle-tourers’ fare in the British Isles

Walking route

In the castle near Skerries

Beach, Skerries

A castle just north of Skerries.

Cycle Detouring: rather than take the long way around, we schlep our gear from the castle grounds back to the road

Giants’ Causeway, Northern Ireland

Schlepping.

Northern Ireland, on the road to Larne

Comments:

1. Thank you so much for sharing these stunning, phenomenal photos! Wow…

   — Rachelw · Nov 13, 06:28 PM · #

2. Incredibly beautiful images… wish I was there!

   — Stephanie · Nov 14, 12:20 AM · #

3. Glad to see you guys went through Ballyvaughan and the Burren – my favorite spot in Ireland and maybe the world, given the right light. Keep pedalin’ on!

   — Micah · Nov 16, 10:35 PM · #

4. Cheers!

   — Rand · Nov 17, 04:35 AM · #

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