The Ring of Kerry is a drive that takes you around the Kerry Peninsula. It is a beautiful drive through narrow roads between verdant paddocks of cows and sheep bordered by stone walls. Small villages interspersed with tourist towns and views to lovely bays and majestic hillsides. We visited ancient ring forts that belied the imagination to how they would have built such structures without modern machinery. We were very fortunate with the weather, as it was a sunny fine day which showed of the Irish countryside at its best.
Another Stone Fort - this one even bigger. Cahergal
It was a busy day driving and we parked up behind some sand dunes past the town of Dingle.
It's Mother Day
Jenny awoke and I had made scrambled eggs with bacon on toast. The weather was bleak in the morning as we drove away from our parking spot behind some sand dunes. With no destination planned except to drive north.
Washing Day
14th of May 2023
Even on the road there are chores to be done, despite it being Mother’s Day. After a couple of attempts we found a laundromat, these are normally near shopping centres and service stations. Two loads of washing and one drying cycle we had finished, after about an hour and a half.
Ferry to save time and deisel
Continuing north we took the Tarbert to Killimer Ferry, this cut of a couple of hours drive.
It was nearing the end of the afternoon and stopped at a place called Tom Malone’s Pub Parking in the town of Miltown Malbay. Thanks to Michael and Pam and park4night. This place was only a short walk from the town, and it has a dump point which we needed. For Mother’s Day we went to the best restaurant in town [probably] The Bakehouse. The food, service and ambiance were excellent. Not finished for the night we had a drink at the local pub while listening to some live music. Then back to the Bunyip after a busy day.
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