From Dromroe to Gleninchaquin In 1603, after the capture of his castle at Dunboy by British crown's forces, Donall O'Sullivan, Lord of Beare and Bantry, found himself without a home or a safe haven. O'Sullivan and 1000 of his followers commenced an epic march from the Beara Peninsula to County ... Read More
The solstice occurs when the Earth's poles have its maximum tilt toward the sun. They occur twice per year—once in summer and again in winter—celebrating, respectively, the longest and shortest days of the year. ... Read More
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What better way to kick off 2020 and sweat out last year's champagne than a beautiful hike along the Beara's coastline? Well, I couldn't think of a better way so off we went on New Year's morning to explore a new trail. Paul and I have stopped at the trailhead for the Pulleen Loop several times ... Read More
We survived! After nearly a year of looking at the various options in Egypt, then booking a tour six months out, we finally had our trip of a lifetime in February. The best part of the trip? Our friends Barb, Cutis and Beth joined us for the adventure and everything is always better with friends, ... Read More
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