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nice walks around carlinfort

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  • 12-11-2011 6:47pm
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    feck sake lads
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    taking a few Americans up around ravensdale carlinfort what are some nice walks i could take them thats doable for a none walker :eek: these guys are good hikers but i'm not.:D


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    macadam
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    Bike it up to the mast, lol..


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    feck sake lads
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    macadam wrote: »
    Bike it up to the mast, lol..
    i did that on fri and yesterday ;)


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    10green bottles
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    Vere is diz carlingfort you speak off ??


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    feck sake lads
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    10green bottles wrote: »
    Vere is diz carlingfort you speak off ??
    Tiss in a far off land way beyond the imagination of the mere mortal ;)
    Dundalk.


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    bob2oo7
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    Park a car in Carlingford....

    Go to the lumpers... and walk from there to Carlingford over the mountains

    Great walk, maybe 4-5 hours depending on stops etc

    Not too difficult for beginners and the Americans will appreciate all the views along the way


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    Finscout
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    bob2oo7 wrote: »
    Park a car in Carlingford....

    Go to the lumpers... and walk from there to Carlingford over the mountains

    Great walk, maybe 4-5 hours depending on stops etc

    Not too difficult for beginners and the Americans will appreciate all the views along the way

    That's a great walk, though can be tough at the start if you're not used to it.

    Could park in Carlingford and head up to the saddle, go left and behind Eagles Rock, follow the Tain way and you go through the abandoned village. I'm sure Americans would love to see that.


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    Finscout wrote: »
    That's a great walk, though can be tough at the start if you're not used to it.

    Could park in Carlingford and head up to the saddle, go left and behind Eagles Rock, follow the Tain way and you go through the abandoned village. I'm sure Americans would love to see that.

    I would love to see that abandoned village myself.
    Do you know the name of it so I can look it up on a map?
    Many thanks.


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    furiousox
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    Johnny Foreigner wrote: »
    I would love to see that abandoned village myself.
    Do you know the name of it so I can look it up on a map?
    Many thanks.

    "Dundalk"

    CPL 593H



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    Johnny Foreigner
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    The abandoned village is Barnavave.


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    feck sake lads
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    just back lads thanks for the info but alas all to late :mad:
    mind you it was an experience in itself with two newyorkers en toe the driver would make a great racing driver i'm kinda fit for bed now after i can get my heart out of my mouth.:D:D


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