Today we were joined by my friend Paudie from Dublin and we walked 15 km towards across beautiful moorland towards Larragh Village and then onto Glendalough to where we saw the 2 lakes and the mountain views and then partook of the customary pints of Guinness. Tomorrow we walk the final stretch via the miners road and village across Mulacoor mountain and on towards Glenn Malure. We will also see the cave of religious hermit St. Kevin on our route. We hope our f...

Camaderry mountain towering above the Glendalough upper lake. I think I once walked up it but we won't be doing that this time. What a relief!

The sign post at Boranotary bridge, turn off from the Glen Cullen road (and no we didn't visit Jonny Foxes pub). The sugar loaf moutain rising up in the distance took at long time disappear from view as we headed south towards Prince William's seat (where the Irish destroyed an English army) and on towards the Glencree river for our lunch stop.

The mountain views were brilliant. Weather quite fine and we seemed to have a lot if up hill. Thank you J.B. Malone.

This morning Aileen dropped Neil and Andy to Ticknock woods to walk the main section of our Wicklow Way hike. It took us 9 1/2 hours and we walked 35 km and arrived at Roundwood feeling very very exhausted. Now looking forward to a good dinner steak and chips and a pint of Guinness. Neil hoping that Man Utd win the cup. Nice pub in Roundwood. Amazing mountains and views. Neil wanted to walk up Djouce but I didn't gave the inclination. Tomorrow a shorter walk and ...