It was wonderful to be on the wonderful Wild Atlantic Way as I rode south from the Connamarra to Dingle. The twisty roads, quirky sights, and heritage references.
At Kilmer, the car ferry crosses the Shannon River, and it wasn’t long before the Atlantic mist started to roll in.
Connor Pass is one of the great drives of Ireland offering stunning views. But this was not the day!
It was into a damp Dingle I rode after slowly riding down from the clouds over Connor Pass.
But after unpacking the bike it was time for an Irish Red Ale and some good craic ant the pubs.
Music starts in the pubs around 6pm flows through to midnight. The musicians move from pub to pub mixing and matching with each other, playing all variations of Irish Music.
The next day, the rain stopped…
I started the day with a walk along the Dingle Bay out to the Lighthouse and its views out to the Atlantic.
Then a ride up to Connor Pass to see the view and what a view!
There is a waterfall just below the top of the pass.
Climbing up the cliff, there is Lake Pedlar an old glacial lake.
That night at the pub, I was lucky enough to hear the angelic tones of the Harp of Erin, the Irish Harp.
What a way to end my stay in Dingle!
