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  • Off We Go — Baile na nGall to Ballycurrane

    Much needed rest at Imeall na Mara b&b is done. Time to head out for a nice short day. Tomorrow, Mount Brandon. [findmespotmap start=”2010-04-20 00:00:00″ end=”2010-04-20 23:59:59″ id=”0-8062822″]

  • Off We Go — Dunquin to Feonaghah

    On the road after a great night’s stay at the Dun Chaoin Hostel. [findmespotmap start=”2010-04-19 00:00:00″ end=”2010-04-19 23:59:59″ id=”0-8062822″]

  • Ventry

    Making good time this morning. Stopping for lunch just west of Ventry, Miss Fish is soaking her feet in a cool estuary. Weather is still phenomenal, and the wildflowers are finally blooming. Went to O’Flaherty’s in Dingle last night; we got to listen to a fine trad session and guzzle some Guinness. As we were…

  • Footsore but happy in Camp

    Across moors, rocks, and boggy earth…we’re really hoping that the trail gets easier from here. However, it was an incredible day with great weather and world-class hiking and views, so our complaining is tempered with enjoyment. As we started our long traverse of Slieve Mish, we watched a sheep herder putting his collie through his…

  • Along the Way

    Finally feels good to get back on the trail. We’ve stopped for a lunch break on crossing the Curraheen River as it flows from the Slieve Mish. The country is stony and stark, very much like the alpine landscape above treeline, except there’s oxygen and lots of sheep. [findmespotmap start=”2010-04-14 00:00:00″ end=”2010-04-14 23:59:59″ id=”0-8062822″]

  • At the Guiness Brewery

    No trip to Dublin is complete without a visit to the Guiness Brewery. We were going to see the Book of Kells, but alcohol won out over Art and Culture.

  • Packing Tips from Miss Fish

    If you are a procrastinator when it comes to packing for a trip….this blog entry is not for you. However, if combining essentials,  and a few luxury items into a nice “light weight” pack is a priority, fear not! It can be done with planning, organizing and of course, money. #1 Start early -decide the…

  • Physical preparation for your long distance hike

    Physical preparation for extended hiking is less extreme than you might think. Through research and experience we have established a workout regimen for the month or two preceding our hiking tours. We plan one to three hikes per week leading up to our trip. Too much hiking before your trip can lead to injury. Starting…