Our 24 Day Itinerary

Day 1 Dublin to Marlay Park 7 miles
Day 2 Knockree 12.5 miles
Day 3 Baltynanima 11 miles
Day 4 Glendalough 8.5 miles
Day 5 Moyne 13 miles
Day 6 Tinahely 9.5 miles
Day 7 Kilquiggan 8 miles
Day 8 Clonegal 13 miles
Day 9 Tonduff 11.5 miles
Day 10 Graiguenamanagh 12 miles
Day 11 Inistioge 10 miles
Day 12 Lukeswell 16.6 miles
Day 13 Piltown 11.5 miles
Day 14 Kilsheelan 12.5 miles
Day 15 Clonmel 11 miles
Day 16 Newcastle 13 miles
Day 17 Clogheen 13.5 miles
Day 18 Araglin 12.5 miles
Day 19 Kilworth 12.5 miles
Day 20 Ballyhooly 13 miles
Day 21 Killavullen 7.5 miles
Day 22 Ballynamona 9.5 miles
Day 23 Bweeng 11 miles
Day 24 Millstreet Country Park 19 miles
Day 25 Millstreet 6 miles
Day 26 Strone 14 miles
Day 27 Muckross 12.5 miles
Day 28 Black Valley 12.5 miles
Day 29 Glencar 14 miles
Day 30 Glenbeigh 8 miles
Day 31 Cahersiveen 13.75 miles
Day 32 Portmagee 15.5 miles

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Five Days!

Are you tiring of my countdown?  You'll only have to deal with it for FIVE MORE DAYS!!!

Can you believe it?  All these months of planning and daydreaming and Guinness drinking are coming to an end.  It's almost time to pull on those boots, strap on that pack and start hiking!

The Dingleberry Forest Gods have tried to help me prepare in small ways.  Our usually bright blue skies have been overcast and painted in moody greys since the weekend.  We've actually had rain, too.  (A rare thing here.)  The sky resembles what we will see across the pond...but it's going to be very different.

I've been watching the weather on the peninsula.  I know we're in for some high winds, blowing sideways rain and cool temps.  It's been a steady 55 (low 40's at night) with some rain, but they've had beautiful clear days, too.  The forecast for the start of our walk is low sixties and rain.  For me and the Goo (that's my girl), that is perfect walking weather.

We love walking in the rain.  Even the sideways kind that stings the face.  It certainly reminds you that you're alive.  Maybe it's because we don't get much rain here or maybe we're just odd, but rainy walks are the best walks for us.  I'm confident we'll have a healthy diet of them next week.  (Doesn't that sound smashing?  "Next week"?!)

I just need to plow through the next few days of work and then...well, then the magic happens.

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