Imagine yourselves in an open cart exploring the island. Here are the photographs from my Inishmore exploration posts. Enjoy!!
Thank You Veterans — remembering them on Veterans Day
Kilronan bibycle hire 
View from a horse drawn trap headed down Cottage Road toward the village of Kilronan on a early June day, the island of Inishmore. On the right a stone ditch (wall), at the base the white flowers of Greater Burnet saxifrage (Scientific Name: Pimpinella saxifraga) (Irish Name: Ainís fhiáin). A steeple with bell and cross just visible. In the distance is the island of Inishmaan, the North Atlantic and Galway Bay. Aran islands, County Galway, Ireland. 
This ruined church is on the right side as you travel Cottage Road out of Kilronan Village, Inishmore, County Galway, Ireland. The distant highland is Inis Mann, across Galway Bay. A curious horse looks over a wrought metal gate set in a dry stacked limestone wall. 
Riding a horse and trap on Cottage Road from Kilronan village, Inishmore, Aran Islands, Country Galway, ireland 
Those bicyclists could have been us. 
This thatched cottage with matching child’s playhouse is on Cottage Road out of Kilronan Village on the Aran island, Inishmore, County Galway, Ireland. 
Roadside daisies on Cottage Road out of Kilronan village, Inishmore, Aran Islands, County Galway, Ireland 
North view from Cottage Road overlooks walled fields, karst 
North view from Cottage Road overlooks walled fields, karst 
An island cottage among fields along the Galway Bay coast, the twelve pins of Connemara beyond. 
An island cottage among fields along the Galway Bay coast, the twelve pins of Connemara beyond. 
We stopped for lunch and a present for my son, a sweather purchased from the woman who knitted it. 
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The view is looking southwest from the path leading to Dun Aonghasa in springtime. We see here dry stone wall of limestone laid in a pattern suggestive of herringbone, splotches of orange lichen mark the stones. Against the wall is growing a variety of plants. The prominent white flowers are Greater Burnet saxifrage (Scientific Name: Pimpinella major) (Irish Name: Coll an dromáin). Beneath are leaves of Wild Strawberry (Scientific Name: Fragaria vesca) (Irish Name: Sú talún fiáin) as well as fern and grass. Beyond the wall is karst landscape rising to the ridge. Above the ridge, storm clouds gather. Inishmore, Aran Islands, County Galway, Ireland. 
This defensive structure called a Cheval de fries field surrounds Dun Aonghasa (Dun Aengus). This northwest view looks across the field and surrounding defensive walls. It is an early June day and, in the foreground, are colorful wildflowers among the limestone shards and blocks. Inishmore, Aran Islands, County Galway, Ireland. 
Looking North, Northwest across the slopes below Dun Aonghasa (Dun Aengus), Inishmore 
Walled Path to Dun Aonghasa (Dun Aengus) with Island Landscape, Inishmore 
Karst landscape with Green Field and Clouds, Inishmore 
Inishmore Landscape 
Karst Landscape with Interior Walls of Dun Aonghasa 
Detail of Dun Aonghasa Dry Stone Wall with White Flowers of Sea 
Ancient Fort Entrance, Dun Aonghasa (Dun Aengus) 
Ancient fort wall with tourists and Cliff Edge of Dun Aonghasa (Dun Aengus) 
View east, southeast from the Cliff Edge of the Ancient fort wal 
View east, southeast from the Cliff Edge of the Ancient fort wal 
Roadside Shrine and Island Landscape, Inishmore, Aran Islands, County Galway, Ireland
