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    #212
    Thargor
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    Im guessing thats a better camera than a smartphone?


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    #213
    Charlie19
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    Thargor wrote: »
    The viewpoint and memorial over Lough Tay Id say, that boardwalk on her left will take you to Djouce mountain.
    Djouce looking onto the Sugar-loaf.
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    I've done Djouce from the Powerscourt side a couple of times. Today, I only realized that I was nearly at the summit about ten minutes from the top:) I have to say, I found it a lot easier from the Lough Tay side this time.
    CianRyan wrote: »
    There was a few boats in the water that day but the village didn't seem to be up yet. May be back on there this weekend so I'll have another look then. :)
    Walked from Ballinastoe that day, I'll be driving up next time as it'll be with two friends that aren't into walking as much as the views. Haha

    19305208951_061dcf8146_z.jpgIMG_0284 by Charlie, on Flickr

    19301239525_c1f2d1fab9_z.jpgIMG_0305 by Charlie, on Flickr


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    #214
    dylbert
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    Djouce back in April.

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    #215
    tawfeeredux
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    Heading up towards Slieve Donard from Bloody Bridge side.

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    Looking down over Newcastle from Slieve Donard.
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    View across to Slieve Commedagh
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    Overlooking the Glen River valley.

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    #216
    Gasherbraun
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    Slieve Binnian...always worth the effort.


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    #217
    Alun
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    Gasherbraun wrote: »
    Slieve Binnian...always worth the effort.
    A great photo! Did you go up from the easier east side or the (much) steeper one via Wee Binnian?

    I'm leading a group up that way tomorrow as it happens walking from the Silent Valley to Hare's Gap and down to Meelmore Lodge following the Mourne Wall route. Only 17km but a good 1300m of climb!


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    #218
    Gasherbraun
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    Thanks Alun. This was taken a couple of years back and i followed the wall straight up from the Annalong Valley.

    From memory I think I went off Binnian down into the col and up onto Lamagan then back down and back to Little Carrick

    I love the Mournes and hope to be up there in the next couple of weeks.

    Enjoy your day tomorrow.....sounds like fun.


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    #219
    Charlie19
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    Carrauntoohil
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    #220
    Losty Dublin
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    Charlie19 wrote: »
    Carrauntoohil


    20681292104_020be18630_c.jpgCounty Kerry, Ireland. by Charlie, on Flickr

    21116087198_6de9e5b3d6_c.jpgCounty Kerry, Ireland. by Charlie, on Flickr

    Sorry to include the two pics in a reply but it's a good example of why you can't trust the mountains. Beautiful and sunny in one photo; cloud cover a short distance away.

    The sign is also pretty telling.


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    #221
    Charlie19
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    Losty Dublin wrote: »
    Sorry to include the two pics in a reply but it's a good example of why you can't trust the mountains. Beautiful and sunny in one photo; cloud cover a short distance away.

    The sign is also pretty telling.

    The walk took just over four hours and for about an hour, It was covered in thick cloud and I couldn't see past 20 meters.


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    #222
    Gasherbraun
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    #223
    SomeFool
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    From the summit of Mala Mojstrovka in the Julian Alps.


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    #224
    Gasherbraun
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    Another one from Glendalough taken on a very still day walking up and round the Spinc.

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    #225
    mikka631
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    Some from a walk up Derrybawn, over to Mullacor and back down the Spinc on Sunday 14th Feb 2016

    The view from Mullacor
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    Descending from Mullacor
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    Admiring the view near Lugduff
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    #226
    mikka631
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    Some images from my walk Derrybawn - Mullacor - Lugduff on Sunday 28th Feb 2016

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    #227
    Alun
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    Some great pictures of the deer there!


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    #228
    mikka631
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    Alun wrote: »
    Some great pictures of the deer there!

    Thank You. I just sat in among a small herd. Once I wasn't moving around they weren't bothered by me and actually came quite close. One or two were even quite curious.


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    #229
    Alun
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    mikka631 wrote: »
    I just sat in among a small herd. Once I wasn't moving around they weren't bothered by me and actually came quite close. One or two were even quite curious.
    I'm usually out hiking with a group so they don't usually hang around. I have seen some quite big groups of stags of various ages in recent weeks hanging around a km or so up the Glenealo Valley beyond the footbridge. They seem to drop down into the valley there when the weather gets bad up on the tops.


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    #230
    Halloween Jack
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    From Ben Nevis last Saturday

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    #231
    mikka631
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    Two versions of the same scene as seen from the track starting up Derrybawn looking back towards the Upper Lake at Glendalough on Sunday 28th Feb 2016

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    #232
    Halloween Jack
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    B&W is gorgeous there...


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    #233
    unkel
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    Chauffe, Marcel, chauffe!


    Seefingan this morning

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    #234
    7ofBrian
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    boarding on Mount Richardson 2 weeks ago:

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    Taking a walk in Kananaskis (K-Country) on saturday morning

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    Shameless Selfie lol:

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    #235
    CardinalJ
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    Carrauntoohil 05/03/2016 from the top of Cnoc na Toinne


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    #236
    Alun
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    Tonelagee yesterday

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    Crazyivan 1979
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    #238
    blacklilly
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    Lugnaquilla in February 2016


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    #239
    Halloween Jack
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    Funny panoramic effect, up by the Sally gap yesterday:

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    #240
    Gasherbraun
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    Annalong Valley looking towards Slievelamagan.

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    #241
    Gasherbraun
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    iPhone pano taken on Slieve Binnian. One of Ireland's most iconic mountain scenes.

    What other mountain scenes do people think of as iconic?

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