A day-long excursion out of Killarney included circling one peninsula called the Ring of Kerry. The Kerry County Museum in Tralee featured a large set of life-size diaramas of medieval life in museum basement. Several of these are included in the picture selection. The Ring of Kerry is a very narrow one way road clockwise around the peninsula beyond the little port city of Dingle, where we stopped twice. Many of the natives do not bother with the one-way restriction causing them to back their vehicles to a passing area each time they meet a tour bus. Squeezing a tour bus and a car along narrow, cliff-side roads is a harrowing experience. Oreo cows, rarely seen in the States, were also seen along this drive.
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- Cliffs along Ring of Kerry
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- Driver skirting the cliffs
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- Hillside view
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- Stone fence fields
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- Cone storage
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- Oreo cattle with lots of filling
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- Sheep ready for shearing
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- Magnificent horns
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- Dinner in the cellar
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- Kerry County Museum, Tralee
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- Medieval scene
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- Home life scene
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- Wooden wheel wagon
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- TraleeTearoom
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- Dingle merchant
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- Dingle main street
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- Street merchant: Pictures
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- Dingle port boats
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- Dingle city view from port
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- Birds eating lunch from net
