Last week a friend came over, who actually owns, what he call’s a little house in Ireland.
Right.
On Saturday he showed us around the Irish Highlands. Which also proofed to be a good opportunity to play a bit with our new toys.
What a wonderful view.
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Irish highlands? The original highlands are in Scotland
Comment by retro — August 22, 2005 @ 1:27 pm
We of course know that, but why shouldn’t there be Irish Highlands as well?
There are also Southern Alps and they are not even in Europe
Comment by Gudrun — August 25, 2005 @ 3:56 pm
Actually, we where in the Knockmaeldown Mountains. But M refers to the whole area from the Boggerhagh to the Monavullagh Mountains as the Irish Highlands. For obvious reasons.
Comment by Newromancer — August 29, 2005 @ 1:55 pm