Taking in the view
Location: In the village of Mooghaun South, 3km north of the village Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare
Path: Forest trail and gravel path, hilly/steep in parts – buggy-friendly (recommend sturdy buggy)
Location: Ballyvaughan Pier and Coastal Walk, Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare
Location: Finvarra near New Quay, Co. Clare
Parking: Unmarked, along the seafront on the approach Continue reading
What better way to mark Day 7 (walk) of our photo challenge with a guest feature from Laurie of www.iamlauriem.com. As a parent who shares a love for the outdoors like ourselves, Laurie has written a beautiful and witty piece all about walking. She captured everything that walking means to me and makes some wonderful points how it such a big part of our lives (sometimes without us even realising). Once our little ones take their first steps, it’s such a milestone and one we anticipate with great excitement (hence the above photo is of our little munchkins hand-in-hand).
So please sit back, enjoy and continue reading below all about the joys and wonder of walking. If it resonates with you as much as it did with me you’ll be grabbing those boots/shoes/runners and heading out for a walk with a whole new appreciation for it. A great big thank you to Laurie for sharing with us all.
DRAMATIC LAKESIDE WALK
Location: Dromore Woods, located in the southeast of the Burren, Co. Clare just outside the small village of Ruan.
Parking: Free car park within the grounds (note the road leading to the car park is very long) Continue reading
A PATH TO THE PROM
Location: Lahinch is a seaside town located on the northwest coast of Co. Clare.
Path: From Ennistymon to Lahinch (4km along accessible and wide footpath-steep in places). The Prom is a short one but if the tide is out the option is there to walk on the beach (enter using boat ramp)
