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Gleninchaquin, Ireland

January 28, 2012  in Landscape / Travel

Gleninchaquin is a beautiful little valley on the North West side of the Beara Peninsula. We spent an afternoon walking through the meadows and along the stream to the bottom of the waterfalls.

 

Gleninchaquin is a long narrow coombe valley on the North West side of the Beara Peninsla, formed by glaciation approximately 70,000 years ago. (Edward Bacon) 

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