Hiking Ireland - The Devil's Bit Hills, County Tipperary

[@RamblingOn]

I was really getting into that story until you dropped that bombshell 🤣 You got some beautiful shots, very well put together and a lovely spot for a coffee 🍀

[@BarnabyNutt]

Thanks for watching Jason. Yeah, who would have thought it? I've since heard another version and that is that the Rock of Cashel is actually the devil's tooth that he broke off when taking the bite - that's why it's a different type of rock! Y'see, maybe it is true!

[@soletrail]

Cracking hike mate. Benduff looked like a tick paradise in the summer. Gotta do that route. Love the chair as well. You looked nice and comfy with your coffee. When you put the powder on your feet in the end it looked like your feet were smoking 😅😂 great job man.

[@BarnabyNutt]

Thanks for checking it out Martin. Yeah, I'm pretty certain that I'll never go back to Benduff!

[@GeoffGreenawayOutdoors]

Great watch. Looks like a good place to explore. A well put together video 👍

[@BarnabyNutt]

Thanks for watching Geoff. Yes, great for a day out and the short route would suit the family/kids nicely.

[@MiriamKennedy]

Shame about the story being debunked 😅 Looks like a great area to explore and hike - some lovely light and sounds captured to accompany your coffee! 😎

[@BarnabyNutt]

Thanks for watching Miriam. It's a lovely spot for a day out. I might not rush back, unless I take my daughter up there, but I'm happy to have 'ticked it off'.
The coffee spot was chosen by the wind (or lack of it)!

[@snowcelt]

That was great! I was up there in January but it was cloudy and there were no views. On a previous visit, the cross had been spray-painted "F@#k COVID" in blue text 😅

[@BarnabyNutt]

I remember that was sprayed on the cross in Martin @soletrail's video from up there.

[@MarkMaher-f5x]

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