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snowy mountains, from Dublin?

  • 04-02-2009 12:30pm
    #1
    passive
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    Planning an expedition to somewhere with lots of snow and was wondering where, via public transport, would be the nearest place one could get to a large amount of snow from Dublin... hill/mountaintops, presumably... like, taking into account how close transport links go, how much hiking/walking would be required, etc...

    any ideas? Glendalough, maybe?


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  • #2
    biko
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    Bus 44 from Townsend Street to Powerscourt Gardens?
    Not sure about how much snow they have though, best ring and ask.


  • #3
    passive
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    Cheers, will look into that! It's a phone call I look forward to making =)

    "Hi, do yiz have much snow?"


  • #4
    passive
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    Or... I could just concentrate really hard, tap my heels together and wait for St. Annes park to get covered in snowdrifts.

    Awesome!


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