Connemara National Park (Conamara) lies northwest of Galway and covers 2000 hectares of bog, mountain and heath. It encloses a number of the Twelve Bens. The park's heart is Big Glen (Gleann Mór), through which flows the River Polladirk. There's fine walking up the glen and over the surrounding mountains.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Connemara National Park (Conamara)
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Connemara National Park (Conamara) lies northwest of Galway and covers 2000 hectares of bog, mountain and heath. It encloses a number of the Twelve Bens. The park's heart is Big Glen (Gleann Mór), through which flows the River Polladirk. There's fine walking up the glen and over the surrounding mountains.
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Connemara National Park (Conamara) lies northwest of Galway and covers 2000 hectares of bog, mountain and heath. It encloses a number of the Twelve Bens. The park's heart is Big Glen (Gleann Mór), through which flows the River Polladirk. There's fine walking up the glen and over the surrounding mountains.
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