Ballydehob is a small and very charming village on the coast of West Cork, and along the Wild Atlantic route. It was once a thriving mining town, now-a-days it is still overlooked by Mount Gabriel which is where copper was mined back then. Its beauty is superb, and last Saturday we decided to go on the Nature Trail which leads around and over the old railway bridge which leads over one of Ballydehob’s two rivers, the Bawnakeane and Rathravane, but I am not sure which of the two it is! We took along one of my granddaughters, she is a real nature child and took delight in drawing pictures of some of the scenery in her note-book. Ian was well able for this walk and enjoyed it too. I took note of all the new growth along the way, there were several flowers open, Lesser Celandine, Daisies, and Herb Robert were among them. I also noticed young leaves of the March Violet, a wild Geranium, and quite a few very pretty ferns. The walk along the trail is easy for anyone and the views are magnificent. We finished our walk in the village with coffee and delicious cake at a delightful eatery called Budd’s.

Beautiful
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Many thanks for your kind comment Patty.
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Wonderful shots! =)
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Thank you Brenda, it was such a beautiful day too.
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It looks very green, Agnes. So nice to be out in nature 😊
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Yes due to the mild winter so far and the plentiful rain earlier in winter it is rather greener than normal I think.
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We’re having a cold snap just now – had to defrost my windscreen this evening because of black ice – but generally the garden has been bearing up well.
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Frost is worse than snow I think. We have only had a night or two of frost so far, and no snow though I would like a little.
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Our snow came and went – yes, it is less damaging, at least in part I think because it doesn’t need to be freezing for it to fall.
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You certainly had a beautiful day for your walk.
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Yes, a most beautiful day 🙂
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Stunning photos, Agnes – the colors!! Thank you for taking us along on your walk. I’m all bundled up in the 0 degree weather and enjoyed your sunny day.
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Thank you Jodie, so glad you enjoyed 🙂 Hoping that you keep warm at your end!
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What a beautiful walk, dear Agnes. I specially like the last photo. Thanks for taking me with you, have a nice day, kind regards from cold Hamburg, Mitza
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You are very welcome dear Mitza.
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WaaauW PRACHTIG !! Héle mooie foto’s !!
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