39 thoughts on “Horse Trap on Inishmore”

1. Picturesque beautiful these pearls from Ireland.
   Great pictures!

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2. Whew! The title and image aroused alarm … good to know “trap” has more meanings than I was aware of.

   Looks like a beautiful day on a beautiful road … moving at a beautifully slow pace.

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   1. Yes, I was concerned about that. It is was it is.

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3. Beautiful photos—I love seeing the water and the clouds!!

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   1. It was a glorious day.

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4. I would love to travel like this.

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   1. I can imagine!! I wanted to bicycle and my wife, Pam, refused. We hired the driver with the least spiffy rig. Turns out he was forced into it when the EU shut him out of fishing. He was great at picking out the sights and stories of island life. I have to admit, Pam was right.

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      1. Please tell Pat I congratulate her on this excellent choice. 🙂

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5. I can feel the fresh air from here. Were you driving the trap, yourself, Micheal?

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   1. We hired the driver with the least spiffy rig. Turns out he was forced into it when the EU shut him out of fishing. He was great at picking out the sights and stories of island life.

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6. Excellent post!

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   1. Thank You, Michael.

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7. good one

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10. Inishmore. Even the name is cool.

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    1. Good morning, Dave. It is a quiet place kept afloat through tourism now-a-days. The people have something going on, for sure.

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13. Wow, what beauty! Thanks for sharing.

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    1. You are welcome, Pam. My pleasure.

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       1. 👏

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17. Read Pam reply about not wanting to bike.
    Understand.

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