Hi guys, before I get into tonight's DNF, I just wanted to let everyone know that the Abandoned Shit Weekly Contest is going to be on hold for another week. I'm traveling out of the country tomorrow and won't be able to run the contest while I'm away. Look for it to return once I do!
Anyway, tonight's Daily Nature Fix is going to a couple more photos from Ireland and Northern Ireland. They don't really have a theme or anything, just a few images I haven't shared yet. I hope you like them!
^^^Probably my favorite from the bunch here. I'm not sure the name of this cemetery, I just remember it being along the western coast of Ireland on a road that's part of the Wild Atlantic Way. Some of the graves weren't that old, but some were. As was the old church ruins among them.
^^^Here's one featuring some of the weather most people imagine when they think about Ireland. It's the Kylemore Abbey on a dreary day. It was raining pretty good and you can see the white streams of water flowing down the mountain in the background.
^^^The Gleninagh Castle. We saw this one from the road, but had a really hard time figuring out how to get down there. We did, eventually. It was nice because no one else was there. This old tower house is from the 1500's and it looks over Galway Bay, which you can see in the background.
^^^Here's a short panorama shot at Downpatrick Head in Northern Ireland. Left, you see the nearly 150ft tall Dún Briste sea stack. To the right, you can see me dicking around with something... I think it was a 360° camera. :-P
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