Ofcourse I am not complaining at all, having lived most of my life in a city I can relate to the feeling you get looking out of the window and not believing what you see is real. And we do have some nice spots within easy reach, from small seacliffs a few miles away for a quick evening stroll:jsluder wrote:
I've found that nearly every location has its own charm, even without large mountains. And from the photos you've posted at various times, it's obvious that you're blessed with an abundance of natural beauty where you live.
Cheers,
John
to the Cliffs of Moher, less than ten miles away for watching the sun set on a nice evening or a walk along the edge:
Or a good hillwalk up around the Burren, this is around Fanore, fifteen to twenty miles north from here:
For anything approaching mountains though we have to go down to Kerry, here the Gap of Dunloe, a couple of weeks ago on a trip t oKillarney before the main tourist wave:
Obviously I get my share of scenery. And I appreciate more than I can tell you but the only snowcapped mountains I get to see are maybe the Connamara mountains in the distance on the odd frosty morning when I take my son to school during the winter (that view from the school makes the day though). I envy you a bit for it and enjoyed the pic you posted.
(I have been running riot with my new digital camera these past few months, will be returning to the old B&W soon now)
