From the Vee, the switchback on R668 driving down the Knockmealdown Mountains, I drove through beautiful forests and valleys. In many places there are miles of old walls on the sides of the road. It was still early and I was in no hurry. I took various little roads, drove through a few small villages. Sometimes when the road forked, there were signs, but I was sure glad I had the GPS. I could take any little road I noticed. I passed beautiful lush fields, farms and cattle. There was remarkably little traffic.
Some town between the Knockmealdown Mountains and Cahir, Ireland
Some small road between the Knockmealdown Mountains and Cahir, Ireland
Old buildings and beautifully maintained old house somewhere between the Knockmealdown Mountains and Cahir, Ireland
See how old the buildings are? Somewhere between the Knockmealdown Mountains and Cahir, Ireland
Fork in the road somewhere between the Knockmealdown Mountains and Cahir, Ireland
If I want to go to Cahir, I should make a Left on West Burgess (R668)
I know this is West Burgess because it says so on the GPS.
Hmmmm….. I wonder where this road may go. Somewhere between West Burgess and Cahir, Ireland
Look at this great wall! Somewhere between West Burgess and Cahir, Ireland
Unnamed Road, somewhere between West Burgess and Cahir, Ireland
Another intersection, somewhere between West Burgess and Cahir, Ireland
Cattle, somewhere between West Burgess and Cahir, Ireland
Farm, somewhere between West Burgess and Cahir, Ireland
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