Hiking in Glendalough

Mar 28, 2012  –  ⁠,

Last week I visited Glendalough and was greeted with very cloud-free weather. This post proves how beautiful can Ireland be when clouds leave us for a few hours.

bw-tree-without-leaves-against-sky.webp

Glendalough Upper Lake
Glendalough Upper Lake

Tree standing alone among burnt friends.
Tree standing alone among burnt friends.

glendalough-trail-steps-magical-afternoon-light.webp

glendalough-forest-dreamy-afternoon-light.webp

valley-view-through-the-trees.webp

dirt-trail-seen-from-the-ground.webp

dead-tree-against-glendalough-valley-sunny-sky.webp

dirt-mountain-road-in-glendalough-valley.webp

DSC_7837_w1280.webp

bw-close-up-grass.webp

forest-trail-magical-afternoon-light.webp

I also took this opportunity to start learning how to use my Nikon D90. No more auto mode, only shutter, aperture or P mode from now on!

This entry is part of the series Ireland (2010 - 2012):

  1. Rumbo Al Norte, Rumbo A Google
  2. Primeros Días En Dublín
  3. Grand Canal Dock
  4. Cliffs Of Moher
  5. Ring Of Kerry
  6. Dingle
  7. Grand Canal
  8. St Stephen’s Green Photowalk
  9. Dublin
  10. Pain
  11. Kilmainham Gaol
  12. Wicklow And The Powerscourt Gardens
  13. Hiking From Bray To Greystones
  14. Hiking in Glendalough (This entry)
  15. Bye Bye Ireland, Hello California