My previous post, “Inner Ring, at last”, lowered the horizon. Here, we study the base of the inner wall.
A detail of the interior wall of Dun Aonghasa (Dun Aengus) in springtime. White flowers of Sea Campion (Scientific Name: Silene uniflora) (Irish Name: Coireán mara) set against the ancient dry stone wall. Inishmore, Aran Islands, County Galway, Ireland.
We found Sea Campion throughout the west Ireland coast.

Wishing a blessed All Saints Day (November 1st) for all my readers.
Click me for the first post of this series, “Horse Trap on Inishmore.”
Reference: wikipedia Dún Aonghasa, Sea Campion
beautiful environment, beautiful photo!
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Inishmore does get much better than this…..good to hear from you Matroos.
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😃👍
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Hi Michael i hope you had spend a lovely Halloween
see ya soon my dear friend
have a nice day 🖐
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What is it about stones that look so cool in photos?
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At the time, those details escaped me.
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haha As they do
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