Incredible! The scenery & views here are absolutely breathtaking! Just stunning! This whole Video, with your amazing filming & footage of this enchanting place took my breath away. Even the clouds were incredible. They looked like they were coming right down & touching the land. I have never seen clouds like that or do that before! Amazing! It is just so beautiful there. Ireland is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful places on earth! Thank you for sharing this beautiful & captivating experience! Blessings to you both!
Thank you for your kind words. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment. (Oh and don’t forget there are 3 other Ireland videos in this series)
@@BellasBigAdventures My pleasure! Thanks for mentioning your other Ireland Videos.I will definitely be watching those. Looking forward to it! Have a lovely day! Blessings!☘🌞⛅
So much gorgeous scenery and so few people! And the views really are ‘in every direction’ as they say - not a single blot on the landscape. Sumptuous colour as always and I love how you compose the footage both moving and stills. I do like a bit of food on screen too! What a fantastic trip - thank you for taking us along with you!😊
Sad that is the last part of the holiday. Beautiful Connemara and Mayo. The scenery and shore line is amazing. Connemara was at one time famous for its green streaked marble. I loved it. Thank you Sue and Doug for sharing your holiday.
Wonderful video, thank you. I am from NJ USA, family hails from Longford. I have been blessed to have visited Ireland many times as a close friend has a home in Tralee. Some years ago I made a trip to Connemara with my wife. It is so beautiful… I enjoyed seeing it all again. We stayed in a small B&B in Clifdon. In the inn were lovely paintings of lakes …. Not in Ireland, but in …New Jersey! Seems the owners lived in New Jersey for many years … they came back home and brought New Jersey with them…. God bless you and your family, and all in Ireland!
@@brianmurphy7962 small world isn’t? 😀 thank you for watching and taking the time to comment it’s much appreciated. Connemara was my favourite part so far but there’s still so much to explore, I was sad to leave.
Another very lovely video. Doolough Valley is both very beautiful but very sad. It witnessed a dreadful loss of life in the 1840's. It is generally accepted now that it was so much a famine but more a genocide. Ireland has always produced an abundance of food, but what has been discovered in the Port of Cork records was that all this food was being shipped to England by the English landlords. Yes the potato crop failed due to blight but the English landlords didn't divert food to feed the Irish.
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Incredible! The scenery & views here are absolutely breathtaking! Just stunning! This whole Video, with your amazing filming & footage of this enchanting place took my breath away. Even the clouds were incredible. They looked like they were coming right down & touching the land. I have never seen clouds like that or do that before! Amazing! It is just so beautiful there. Ireland is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful places on earth! Thank you for sharing this beautiful & captivating experience! Blessings to you both!
Thank you for your kind words. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment. (Oh and don’t forget there are 3 other Ireland videos in this series)
@@BellasBigAdventures My pleasure! Thanks for mentioning your other Ireland Videos.I will definitely be watching those. Looking forward to it! Have a lovely day! Blessings!☘🌞⛅
You’re welcome. Enjoy
So much gorgeous scenery and so few people! And the views really are ‘in every direction’ as they say - not a single blot on the landscape. Sumptuous colour as always and I love how you compose the footage both moving and stills. I do like a bit of food on screen too! What a fantastic trip - thank you for taking us along with you!😊
You’re welcome thanks for always tuning in and commenting it’s much appreciated
Sad that is the last part of the holiday. Beautiful Connemara and Mayo. The scenery and shore line is amazing. Connemara was at one time famous for its green streaked marble. I loved it. Thank you Sue and Doug for sharing your holiday.
It was my favourite part so far and we will definitely return. we barely scratched the surface. There’s so much to see.
Wonderful video, thank you. I am from NJ USA, family hails from Longford. I have been blessed to have visited Ireland many times as a close friend has a home in Tralee. Some years ago I made a trip to Connemara with my wife. It is so beautiful… I enjoyed seeing it all again. We stayed in a small B&B in Clifdon. In the inn were lovely paintings of lakes …. Not in Ireland, but in …New Jersey! Seems the owners lived in New Jersey for many years … they came back home and brought New Jersey with them…. God bless you and your family, and all in Ireland!
@@brianmurphy7962 small world isn’t? 😀 thank you for watching and taking the time to comment it’s much appreciated. Connemara was my favourite part so far but there’s still so much to explore, I was sad to leave.
Another very lovely video. Doolough Valley is both very beautiful but very sad. It witnessed a dreadful loss of life in the 1840's. It is generally accepted now that it was so much a famine but more a genocide. Ireland has always produced an abundance of food, but what has been discovered in the Port of Cork records was that all this food was being shipped to England by the English landlords. Yes the potato crop failed due to blight but the English landlords didn't divert food to feed the Irish.
Yes it had that feeling of tragic beauty about it too. Reminded me on Glencoe in Scotland too. The whole area was beautiful even when it rained