Top of O Shea's Gully, with Glencar in the background
Kitten that Tadhg found abandoned on Carrauntoohil
Devil's Spy Glass Lake, at the base of O Shea's Gully
Carrauntoohil's Summit
Carrauntoohil, with O Shea's, Central & Curve Gully visible
Best Sunset of the Summer on Lough Lein
Sunset Kayak Trip on Killarney Lakes
Costa del Killarney!
'Let There Be Light...'
River Kayak Trip, with MacGillycuddy Reeks in the background
Tackling the rapids at Beaufort Bridge
Arete Rock Climbing in the Gap of Dunloe
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Cracking shots there Nathan.really like the sunset ones. Well done.
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ReplyDeleteThanks Ger! And no, the kitten was gone the following morning...
ReplyDeleteAnd this is a fine example of what Not to do when you come across animals in need of assistance.
ReplyDeleteYou have just probably freaked & confused the poor thing even more now.Escaping from strangers into an even stranger unfamiliar place,could be a recipe for disaster.
Unfortunately with no road sense,most end up stiff on our road-sides.
I hope the cat had built up enough good Karma!
Hi Nathan and fellow guides, we had a wonderful and memorable day climbing Carrauntoohill, lots of aches and pains but well worth it, the weather was perfect and we were looked after very well by all the guides who helped us on the day special thanks to Mick and Dave who were outstanding in their local knowledge information and patience. Hope to be back again
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