Dry-stone wall under Slemish Mountain. We went for a walk up Slemish this afternoon. I'm afraid I didn't make it to the top - it was just too steep and slippery for me. But the views from even half way up were lovely. The area surrounding Slemish is mainly boggy upland, suitable only for sheep farming and laced with lovely mossy dry-stone walls.
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9 comments:
What a beautifully lush landscape!
When I think of rural Ireland - that's what comes to mind...
That stone wall is gorgeous. I love the moss!
All your country in these shots!
This picture could be from our backyard from Scotland near Aberdeen, where we lived a long time ago.
Serene hills and sheep with their black faces, some horse-chestnut tree
here and there and so green.
Thank you for these photos!
Absolutely beautiful!! I love the view of the land.
I have to visit Northern Ireland soon.
Gorgeous photos of this moss. Almost as if painted on.
so green and stunning!
Thanks for your comments!
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