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- off to Ireland …
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Daily Archives: December 23, 2012
The Great Sugar Loaf
And so it was that Anne and I set off from Selkirk at 7am on Tuesday 5th July 2012. A 3 hour drive to Cairnryan … Two hours to cross to Belfast on the Superfast … Continue reading
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off to Ireland …
July, 2012 The republic of Ireland has 13 3000ft summits, which might be classified as 7 distinct mountains and 6 tops: Carrauntoohill (1039m) Knockoughter (959m) Beenkeragh (1010m) Caher (1001m) Caher West Top (975m) Cnoc na Peiste (988m) Maolain … Continue reading
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