


This is the Staigue_stone_fort near Summer Cove, County Kerry.This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday.
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63 comments:
The stone fort is pretty magnificent :)
Such a beautiful looking fort! Love the greeny sorrounding!
Beautiful greeny place! I could use a weekend to go there!
nice view! love the serene feel of the place :) happy WW
I have never known of this place before this. Thanks for shring. :)
Cool.. we laso have something like that here in the philippines its in Intramuros...thx for visiting
Ooo.. this is awesome and it's situated in a lovely place!
I do want to go back to Ireland again!
Beautiful photos. Nice to see lush and green this time of year.
Wonderful to see so much still standing after all this time - you'd think the stones would have gone to make walls and barns.
cool shots
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nice shots. thanks for sharing in here. hope someday can visit Ireland.
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Never been to that one, Jams! Thanks. Great pictures.
Is that another one of those structures built with no mortar? You had one a week or two ago that had been standing like that for several hundred years, and this looks like the same period. Must have been a very imposing place in its day, eh?
Very cool series!
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It is amazing how these structures remain so intact after such a length of time! Great shots :)
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very cool Jams, I clicked the link to learn some history. I love the kind of stuff.
What a fabulous stone structure! Love the setting, too! Hope your week is going well Jams...
Hi James, this is a neat old fort. I read about it in the Wikipedia link and see that we must have driven right past it a couple of times doint the Ring of Kerry.
I do not remember any signs or notes on the maps or our little guide book either. I wonder how far off the rode it is, I will check.
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That's a very interesting looking fort and what a perfect setting.
The green is stunning and I love the color and texture of the fort. Seems like a wonderful place!
THanks everyone
Looks like a really interesting place to visit!
What an interesting shape! I love stone structures and this is no exception!
What an awesome fort. The stone work is truly unique and amazing.
I must get to Ireland one day!!!
My W W is posted. It's not too exciting this week, but it's up. LOL Won't you stop by and visit if you can find time?
Boy, it does look impossible to take! I see something like that and just turn around... :-)
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One of my wishes is to go to Ireland so I will see amazing sites like this fort plus the greenery that surrounds it. A great WW post.
I've never seen a Fort before. Thanks for sharing :)
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Ooh! It looks so formidable. I love the contrast. Great shot Jams!
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That looks like a strong stone fortress.
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That is so neat. THanks
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Amazing! I am planning our trip to Ireland now, would love to see this in person!!
Any sites you think we shouldn't miss that aren't typical tourist sites?
What a great old stone fort. I love the contrast of the stone and the ruins to the deep green hills.
The landscape in these photos always has a very stark quality to it that I find intriguing.
Well done, as always.
Wow, that's an impressive stone fort - it juts out of the greens! I'm sure this was built stone by stone and with bare hands.
Thanks everyone!
Really wonderful. I don't know which I like more, the marvelous stone fort, or the very wonderful greener-than-green Irish landscape in the background.
OK, I've been to your beautiful country only once, but your pictures make me want to go again and again. I loved the two weeks my sister and I spent there, but look, you are always showing more wonderful places we should have gone. Beautiful as always!
WOW! Jams, I love it!! I've got to go get some sleep, but think I will research this place in the morning. It looks so interesting.
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That looks strange like a mountain of stones except the last picture !
Love the contrast with the green.
Have a good one.
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What a nice reminder of past. My entry for this week is regarding remained of architecture as well.
Happy Wednesday!
Thanks for sharing this!
WOW - I love this. Round was a great strategic advantage I bet.
That green is unreal!
nice subject for WW! that fort looks awesome!
Oh my, the brilliance of that green color is amazing. Beautiful.
The stone is a nice contrast to the green countryside.
Jams, lovely set of pix! My best friend's Dad came from Kerry. He and all his brothers spoke so fast I could hardly understand them! :)
Brilliant and strange - I have never been to Ireland...
Some lovely scenes here...
How impressive!
Thanks everyone
That green is just amazing. Neat picture =)
OMG that is so cool. Look at the grass!! Its so freakin green. I wish my lawn looked like that. Happy WW and thanks for stopping by:)
Very impressive and interesting!
I can't believe I missed your ww :)
Thanks!
Breathtaking. Thanks, Jams!
Glad you like it Peteris!
All that green! Lovely.
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