Modern stonework borders the 1/2 mile path to the inner Dún Aonghasa walls, keeping tourists off delicate plants, maintaining the integrity of this ancient site.
The view north, northwest over the walled path to Dun Aonghasa (Dun Aengus) looking across karst landscape, walled fields, farms, the North Atlantic Ocean, coast of Connemara and the 12 Bens (12 Pins) mountains. Aran Islands, County Galway, Ireland.
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Click the link for my Getty IStock photography of the Aran Islands
Click me for the first post of this series, “Horse Trap on Inishmore.”
References: search wikipedia “Dún Aonghasa.”
Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
Hi my friend
i saw in a your comment that you wrote Incredible
do you speak italian too ?
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no, no Italian, unfortunately
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☺ don’t worry my dear friend
we will talk in english as always
i like your work i love your blog see ya soon my
friend
I feel that you have a great soul a great heart
i hope you will spent a great day
🙋 Gianmarco
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Thank you, Gianmarco, for your visit and kind words.
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😊 I like your amazing photos and post
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So many stones. I love the clouds, btw.
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Thanks, I work hard on them.
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That’s beautiful, Michael dear.
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Much appreciated Michael! I always enjoy visiting Ireland through your posts.
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Thanks for coming by, BigSkyBuckeye, and letting me know.
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