Killarney National Park (Páirc Náisiúnta Chill Airne)
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
Our last stop for the day was at Killarney National Park where we walked a trail leading to Torc Waterfall. The forest we walked through was enchanting and wild. Unfortunately, it was here that I first felt an ominous scratch in my throat. But I was able to enjoy the hike and push away that nagging feeling that I was going to be in for it, a least for a couple more hours…
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
if it was this green in February imagine how much greener it will be in June
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
who might be in there?
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
looks like a leprechaun bridge to me
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
my loved ones
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
perhaps someone’s first and last initial but the first thing we thought of was Barbara & Tim
my guy
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
Tim & Barbara at Torc Waterfall
Larisa and Barbara at Torc Waterfall
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
2.4.18 ~ Killarney National Park, Killarney, Kerry, Ireland
my girls ♡ (and the pink spoon)
I think I love the woods as much as the sea. It was a wonderful day!
10 thoughts on “Killarney National Park (Páirc Náisiúnta Chill Airne)”
Lovely park! The forest looks like taken directly from a fairy tale – and the little “fairy” at the end takes the prize 🙂
If nothing else a leprechaun should have made himself known. I do suspect Katherine saw a fairy or two, but she’s too smart to let the adults know about them. 🙂
Thank you, Val! I’m okay, still very tired but getting a few things accomplished here and there. Lots of spring birds singing to enjoy between naps. 🙂 *hugs*
Gorgeous photos, Barbara, and that’s no blarney. I just skipped over here when I read you won Kathy’s prize. Yay! And yes, when I see forests like this, I truly believe in the existence of fairies.
Thank you, Pam! There was definitely a lot of fairy energy in the area. I hope I get to walk along the Torc Waterfall trail again some day, and soak up some more of it. 🙂 (I don’t think I’ve ever won a prize before! Perhaps I picked up a little of the luck of the Irish…)
Lovely park! The forest looks like taken directly from a fairy tale – and the little “fairy” at the end takes the prize 🙂
If nothing else a leprechaun should have made himself known. I do suspect Katherine saw a fairy or two, but she’s too smart to let the adults know about them. 🙂
I’m nutty for mosses and lichens. How lovely.
Me, too. Mosses and lichens are vey lovely decorative accents to the stones and trees. 🙂
If they existed, I always think fairies should inhabit places like this! Beautiful.
I hope you’re okay, Barbara. Hugs.
Thank you, Val! I’m okay, still very tired but getting a few things accomplished here and there. Lots of spring birds singing to enjoy between naps. 🙂 *hugs*
That’s good. Hugs. (Will reply to your email in a day or two.)
Gorgeous photos, Barbara, and that’s no blarney. I just skipped over here when I read you won Kathy’s prize. Yay! And yes, when I see forests like this, I truly believe in the existence of fairies.
Thank you, Pam! There was definitely a lot of fairy energy in the area. I hope I get to walk along the Torc Waterfall trail again some day, and soak up some more of it. 🙂 (I don’t think I’ve ever won a prize before! Perhaps I picked up a little of the luck of the Irish…)
For sure! <3