Ireland - Co. Wicklow, Ireland

Lough Tay	Turf cutting at Sally Gap
	near Glencree	John - Day Tour driver/guide
The 6th century monastic site at Glendalough	entrance to Glendalough	John explaining stone work
		at Glendalough
	door way - Glendalough
at Glendalough	upper lough at Glendalough
Avoca weaver
Avoca village
church at Avoca	Thomas Moore monument at 'Meeting of the Waters'
Glendalough - 'Glen of the Two Lakes' - was founded in the 6th century by St. Kevin	Glendalough was destroyed in 1398 by English troops.
The round tower at Glendalough is 108 feet tall		Glendalough cathedral
		St Kevin’s ‘Kitchen’
	from another angle	the Poulanass river
the Poulanass river	approaching the upper lake	upper lake at Glendalough
The Upper Lake	Reefert Church - near the Upper Lake	Reefert Church is set in a grove of trees and a bit of a walk from the main part of Glendalough
		Derrymore B&B at the lower lake, Glendalough, Co. Wicklow Ireland
The garden bench at Derrymore B&B	sitting at Derrymore B&B	from the lower garden area at Derrymore
When I took this I though it was of our B&B - Derrymore is the next one up	another Derrymore guest
Bill & Maggie with Ruby & her group	Thomas Moore	at 'The Meeting of the Waters'
at 'The Meeting of the Waters'	at 'The Meeting of the Waters'
hand loom at Avoca Weavers Mill		Maggie watchs at Avoca Weavers Mill
	a few miles south of Avoca on R752, a small Boreen takes off thru this Gate House	the road and trees are filled with very colorful Rhododendrons
the road winds up the hill almost like a park.	Maybe part of an estate once	Rhododendrons
		Rhododendrons
eventually the Boreen comes to a small community at the top of the hill where you can take another road back to R752	beach just south of Wicklow Town	Same beach
near Blessington		Blessington Lake
Entering Co. Wicklow from the west.	Mullaghceevaun Falls near Sally Gap	Falls from the top
near Sally Gap, Co. Wicklow	Sally Gap area	Lough Tay
Pipers Stone Circle near Donard, Co. Wicklow	Piper Stone Circle
tree inside stone circle	Large outer stone at Pipers	carving in stone
Maggie's new friend	Castleruddery Stone circle is almost hidden in trees
	Castleruddery Stone circle	Screenshot_857.png